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Welcome To The East Coast Conference Of The Evangelical Covenant Church
Regional conference of the Evangelical Covenant Church. churches in Connecticut, Maine,Maryland, Massachusetts, new Hampshire, new jersey, eastern new York, eastern Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, and eastern Virginia.
http://www.eastcoastconf.org/

Extractions: Ministries Newsletter ... Our Denomination Gearing up for CHIC2K3 CHIC 2003 is rapidly approaching! CHIC is the triennial conference for high school students, sponsored by the Dept. of Christian Formation. It will be held at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville from Thursday, July 31 until Wednesday, August 6, 2003. CHIC Staff Training Events Saturday, March 15, 2003
Metropolitan Community Churches - Mid-Atlantic
Includes links to local churches within the MidAtlantic District including Pennsylvania, new jersey, Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, Delaware and Washington, DC., district and fellowship news.
http://www.mcc-midatl.org/
Newton Presbytery
The regional governing body for Presbyterian member churches in new jersey's Morris, Sussex, Warren, and Hunterdon counties. Provides news items, a search form for churches, FAQs, ministries, a calendar of events, and an officials listing.
http://www.newtonpresbytery.org/
Baptist Camp & Conference Center, Lebanon NJ
Features summer youth camps and weekend retreats at facility operated by the American Baptist churches of new jersey. Lebanon, NJ.
http://www.camplebanon.com/
Sunny Side New Jersey - Churches & Religious Organizations
new jersey's churches Spiritual Organizations. Welcome to our completelist of churches Religious Organizations listings for new jersey.
http://www.sunnysidebiz.com/NJ/relgrps.phtml

Extractions: Password: SunnySide On-Site Links SunnySide New Jersey Index New Jersey Categories Books about New Jersey Information about New Jersey Locations by State (U.S.A.) SunnySide Table of Contents Send a SunnySide EGreeting Locations by Province (Canada) Join Our Staff Place a Free Classified Ad SunnySide Online Auctions SunnySide Online Forums Kids on the SunnySide Sunny Side Business Directory Order Form. We are now accepting volunteer submissions to help build this category. More information can be found here Back to New Jersey Index Return To Top Of Page Email : Sunny Side Webmaster
Welcome To Sun East Federal Credit Union
Aston. Membership is open s available to employees and members of over 400 affiliated businesses, associational groups and churches in the Pennsylvania, Delaware and new jersey areas.
http://www.suneast.org/
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West Orange, new jersey (Alliance for Renewal churches). Beliefs, opportunities for involvement, contact details, information on cell groups, and tape ordering information.
http://www.arcchurch.org/lambofgod/open.htm
Old First Church,
Middletown, new jersey. Contact information and worship times. Affiliated with American Baptist churches, USA and the United Church of Christ.
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/1688/
New Jersey USA Apostolic Pentecostal Churches
Faith Apostolic Church (UPCI) Roselle; North jersey United Pentecostal Greater EvangelisticCathedral (COOLJC) - Vineland; new Life Tabernacle Submit churches.
http://www.apostolic-churches.net/usa/?state=new jersey
Presbytery Of New Brunswick, PC (USA)
Serving churches in central new jersey.
http://users.unidial.com/~presnb/
Reminiscences Of Montclair, New Jersey
impression as left, as the relationship of the two churches since has been one oftrue Christian fraternity, markedly manifest in the annual new Year morning
http://www.rootsweb.com/~genepool/montnj8.htm

Extractions: The first church building in Montclair was the M.E. Church, referred to above, erected in 1836. Henry Wilde, Gorline Doremus and Josiah W. Crane were active promoters of the enterprise. The advantage of the change made in its location some years later to North Fullerton Avenue is apparent from its present beautiful buildings and largely increased membership. The original building of the First Presbyterian Church soon followed. Next was St. Luke's first building, mentioned above, and the next in order of time was the Roman Catholic Church, a plain frame building located in Washington Street and now occupied by the Foundling Society. The Church of the Immaculate Conception made a wise move when it changed its location to North Fullerton Avenue where, through the strenuous labors of Father Mendl, it has attained its present large membership and material advance in the large and handsome church building nearing its completion, together with its fine Parochial school building on Munn Street. The other church organizations of the town are fresh in the memory of the present generation. A large proportion of these families who had united with the Presbyterian Church and had worked and contributed with them for many years in the spirit of true Christian Catholicity, were, in denominational preference and education, Congregationalists, and early in 1870, when they felt their numbers would justify a church organization of their own choice, they held several preliminary meetings, resulting in a unanimous decision to that end; and on June 8th, 1870, a Council of the Congregational Church on invitation met in the Presbyterian Church, when the organization was consummated. In the following September the Council met again in the same place, when Rev. Amory H. Bradford, who had received a unanimous call to become their pastor, was ordained and installed pastor of the new church by the Council.
Reformed Churches In New Jersey
new jersey RCA churches. Classis of new Brunswick. This is a work in progress. Onlychurches within the boundaries of the Classis of new Brunswick are listed.
http://reformed.net/rca/nj/

Extractions: Brielle Colts Neck Edison , Grace, 1955 Franklin Park , Six Mile Run, 1710 Freehold Hazlet , Faith, 1958 Highland Park Holmdel , 1825, became UCC 1968 Keyport Linden Long Branch, First Long Branch, Second Manahawkin , Ocean Community, 1982 Marlboro , Old Brick, 1699 Metuchen Middlebush Middletown New Brunswick, First New Brunswick, Second New Brunswick, Third New Brunswick, Suydam Street New Brunswick, Magyar North Brunswick North Plainfield, First German Evangelical North Plainfield, Trinity Perth Amboy , St Paul's Evangelical, 1908 Plainfield, Central Plainfield, Netherwood South Plainfield, Marconnier South River , First, 1927 Spotswood Tinton Falls Toms River , Pinelands, 1977 Whiting , Community, 1976 Willingboro Go to official RCA website or my Reformed Resources Go to Dan Knight's home page Any comments? Please email me Reformed.Net is primarily a personal research site. The church profiles on Reformed.Net are not church home pages, nor am I a member of any of the churches profiled on this site (although I have belonged to some). The church profiles are a very cursory overview of a congregation's history when they got started, where they've worshipped, who has pastored them, and membership over the years. Information may not be current. The goal of my research is to develop an understanding of the normal growth patterns of churches in an urban area.
CrossSearch Category: New Jersey
Location United States . new jersey. Christian churches in new jersey,organized by city. new jersey categories. Barnegat (1) Bloomfield
http://www.crosssearch.com/Churches_and_Denominations/Churches/Churches_by_Locat
New Jersey Spiritualist Churches
Psychics and Mediums Network Spiritualist Directory section and FAQs.Where can I find a Spiritualist Church in the USA? Below is
http://www.psychics-cafe.com/spiritualist_churches_usa_newjersey.htm
Spring Lake, New Jersey NJ: Churches
St. Andrew's United Methodist Church Fourth and West Lake Drive SpringLake, NJ 07762, 4495147. St. Catharine Roman Catholic Church
http://www.springlake.org/churches/
Christian Churches In New Jersey
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http://www.lightlinks2000.com/church/Newjrsy/NewJrsy.htm
Christian Churches In Fords, New Jersey
Christian churches in Fords, new jersey. Open Arms Christian Ministries(732) 7268991. Pastor Ron and Shari Heath Web Site E-mail
http://www.lightlinks2000.com/church/Newjrsy/Fords.htm

Extractions: Open Arms Christian Ministries: Pastor: Ron and Shari Heath Open Arms Christian Ministries is a Church that Ministers to the Nations! Pastors Ron and Shari Heath have been commissioned by God to provide caring out-reach ministries to all people with open arms! OACM is situated on the boarders of Fords and Woodbridge, New Jersey and is leading people into an intimate relationship with God. OACM is committed to rebuilding lives that reflect Christ. Join us for worship on Sunday at 10am and for Bible Study on Wednesday at 7:30pm. All services are held at the Woodbridge Community Center, 600 Main Street, Woodbridge, NJ.
Fish The Net: Churches/New Jersey
Looking for something in particular? the entire directory only thiscategory, More search options. Home churches new jersey. LINKS
http://www.fishthe.net/pages/Churches/New_Jersey/

Extractions: We are the Ebenezer Baptist Church in Englewood, New Jersey where the Rev. Dr. William Marcus Small is the Pastor. Our church's mission is to equip purpose-driven disciples through biblical understanding, spiritual growth and development, and social outreach ministries so that we may become witnesses while sharing the liberating gospel of Jesus Christ with our community and the world. We believe, at the Ebenezer church that we are "Sharing Our Gifts to the Glory of God" 1 Peter 4:10.
Old And Historic Churches Of New Jersey Volume 1
143 Old Marlton Pike Medford, NJ 08055 609654-6500 Fax 609-654-4309 info@plexuspublishing.com,Old and Historic churches of new jersey Volume 1.
http://www.plexuspublishing.com/Churches_volume1.shtml
Old And Historic Churches Of New Jersey Volume 2
Old and Historic churches of new jersey Volume 2 By Ellis L. Derry.This inspirational book allows us to travel back in time to the
http://www.plexuspublishing.com/Churches.shtml

Extractions: By Ellis L. Derry This inspirational book allows us to travel back in time to the days when this country was newa vast and dangerous wilderness with few roads or bridges, schools or churches. It tells the stories of how our forefathers established their religious communities and houses of worship, often with great hardship and sacrifice. To be included in this moving history, a church had to be built before the Civil War and still be in use as a church today. This means the book, in addition to its historical appeal, can serve as a guide to readers who would like to pay a visit to many of New Jerseys most interesting churches. 1994/372 pp/hardbound/ISBN 0-937548-25-1/$29.95

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