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Pentecost Pictures

Check out these pictures of the baptism and the Peace Pole dedication from Pentecost Sunday! Pentecost Sunday

Summer does mean more here, so wear shorts, t-shirts, sandals, whatever. Be comfortable, but be here. Our 8am is a small and quiet service. The 10:30 has music (the choir is off in the summer). The 6pm is outside on the Glen across the street (weather permitting – bring a chair or blanket).

Check out all of these photos from our annual Mass on the Grass…with Brass! and parish picnic. MassOnTheGrass

On June 4th, Pentecost Sunday, we will be blessing our new Peace Pole as part of our 10:30am service! A Peace Pole is a hand-crafted monument that displays the message and prayer May Peace Prevail on Earth on each of its four or six sides, usually in different languages. Ours has the following languages: English, Arabic, Creole, German,…

Missed church this week? Want to share a sermon? Check out our new podcast, which will feature our weekly sermons (and a few other things too). Try it out, rate it, and let us know what you think! https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/christ-episcopal-church/id1048509110 Most of all – subscribe to it!

Come see all the pictures of Easter Sunday (and check out the video on our home page too). Easter Sunday Pictures

Check out this article on the diocesan website about The Passion at Christ Church on Palm Sunday: Diocese of Newark Article

Mtr. Diana joined with other clergy to once again stand beside a grandfather who was facing deportation after 25 years in this country – raising a family, owning a home, and paying taxes. At left top, Archange Antoine, of Faith NJ, leads the clergy in a prayer at the end of the day. At left…

We will celebrate the Sacrament of Holy Baptism, welcoming in the newest member of the Body of Christ on Easter Sunday, and again on Pentecost Sunday. If you are interested in being baptized, or in having your child baptized, please contact Mtr. Diana at rector@christchurchepiscopal.org.

Last year (2016) we grew by 7%, and over the past three years, by 42%! Why? Well, maybe it is because we encourage people to think, to question, and to open themselves up to new possibilities. Or maybe it is our diverse congregation – gay, straight, old, young, and multi-cultural, & multi-racial, highlighted in an article…