Wednesday, November 28, 2012
American Cancer Society Relay for Life of Centreville and Chantilly prepares for fundraiser.
Volunteers and participants with the American Cancer Society Relay For Life® of Centreville and Chantilly will gather Tuesday night at nZone in Chantilly to kickoff fundraising efforts for 2013. Here's the scoop: When: Tuesday, Dec. 4, 7-8 p.m. Where: nZone, 14550 Lee Road, Chantilly How: To join the group this year, register online at CentrevilleRelay.org or call the local office at (703) 938-5550. Organizers say the rally will feature speakers from the community who have benefited from previously raised funds from Relay for Life and the group will also honor local cancer survivors and caregivers. Tuesday night will also be the first opportunity for participants to register a team and select a campsite for an overnight event to be held …
Saturday, November 10, 2012
Basketball program for kids and adults launches at nZone Saturday and Sunday.
Boys and girls basketball teams will converge on Chantilly this weekend to help introduce My Sports Network International (MSNI) to Northern Virginia families. Kids on 19 basketball teams from D.C., Maryland and Virginia will take part in MSNI's Basketball Academy at the nZone, 14550 Lee Road in Chantilly, starting at noon on Saturday and 1:30 p.m. on Sunday. The public is invited to come and watch the games; admission is free. Physical exercises such as agility training and seminars led by local experts, with such topics as wellness and nutrition for young athletes, will also be a part of the mix this weekend and will be open to all who attend. For more information about MSNI, visit the program's Web site www.msnionline.com or contact an…
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Friday, August 24, 2012
The world's largest free-throw marathon comes to the nZone in Chantilly this weekend.
Take a free throw on the basketball court or make a soccer goal at the nZone in Chantilly this weekend and you'll help an HIV/AIDS orphan. From 5 to 9 p.m. Saturday, the nZone, a gym and recreation center run by New Life Christian Church, will host Hoops of Hope, a free-throw marathon that raises money for children orphaned by HIV/AIDS. All proceeds will go to projects that help orphan children. There will be an opportunity to choose between shooting baskets or making soccer goals. Children and adults of all ages may participate. Anyone who prefers to donate instead of participating can do so online. For more information visit New Life Christian Church's website.
Monday, January 16, 2012
New Life Christian Church held the grand opening of the nZone, a former Budweiser facility converted to a church and sports facility.
New Life Christian Church isn't a conventional congregation. "No perfect people are allowed at New Life. Come regardless of your hurts, habits and hang-ups. We’re a place full of messed up people," the church's website proclaims. So perhaps it's fitting that the congregation's new house of worship isn't exactly conventional, either. The church recently moved from its former home at Westfield High School to a renovated Budweiser building in Chantilly. They've named it the "nZone," which doubles as a sports facility and gym during the week and a church on Sundays. On Jan. 14th, the congregation held the grand opening, complete with free food, games, moonbounces and autographs by current and former Redskins Evan Royster, Darrell Green and …
About 5,000 people attended the opening, organizers estimated.
The nZone, a former Budweiser distribution building converted to a sports facility, gym and worship center by New Life Christian Church, opened on Saturday, Jan. 14th. Read more about the facility's opening.
Friday, January 13, 2012
The nZone, an indoor fitness and sports complex, will hold its grand opening in Chantilly this Saturday.
The nZone, operated by New Life Christian Church in a renovated Budweiser facility, will serve as a community and worship center, open seven days a week from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. The 84,000 square foot space will offer: "Why would a church do something like this? We get that question a lot," Brett Andrews, founder and lead minister of New Life Christian Church said in a press release. "The answer is this: we exist to serve others. So, we invested in a building that would serve our community’s needs and be busy seven days a week," said Andrews. "So, at the nZone, you’ll find everything you would expect at a recreation and sports facility – soccer, lacrosse, basketball and volleyball league play, fitness classes and boot camps, Karate, …
