JOIN US FOR HOLY WEEK PALM SUNDAY – March 29th 10:30am Holy Eucharist We begin in the parish hall for a festive procession to the church. The Dzieci Theatre…
Read more →On Sunday, April 29th at 10:30am, we will gather together in the parish hall for a festive procession to the church. The service will conclude once again with a moving…
Read more →On Wednesday evening in Holy Week, we will have a service of word and healing at 7:00pm. As we move toward the darkest of moments in our faith, Good Friday,…
Read more →On Maundy Thursday, April 2nd, at 7:30pm, we will gather to remember the last supper Jesus had with his friends, and his new commandment (from which the name Maundy comes…
Read more →On Good Friday, April 3, 2026, an ecumenical group of clergy and parishioners from churches in the Montclair/Glen Ridge/Bloomfield New Jersey area will engage in a solemn pilgrimage to Delaney…
Read more →Join us on this most Holy night for a beautifully moving Good Friday service starting at 7:30pm. All are welcome.
Read more →Join our wonderfully diverse congregation on Sunday, April 5th, for a joyful choral eucharist at 10:30am to celebrate the resurrection of Christ! This service begins with a festive processional, and…
Read more →Read, or listen to, Mother Diana's latest sermon…
Read more →On Sunday, April 29th at 10:30am, we will gather together in the parish hall for a festive procession to the church. The service will conclude once again with a moving…
On Wednesday evening in Holy Week, we will have a service of word and healing at 7:00pm. As we move toward the darkest of moments in our faith, Good Friday,…
On Maundy Thursday, April 2nd, at 7:30pm, we will gather to remember the last supper Jesus had with his friends, and his new commandment (from which the name Maundy comes…
On Good Friday, April 3, 2026, an ecumenical group of clergy and parishioners from churches in the Montclair/Glen Ridge/Bloomfield New Jersey area will engage in a solemn pilgrimage to Delaney…
Join us on this most Holy night for a beautifully moving Good Friday service starting at 7:30pm. All are welcome.
Join our wonderfully diverse congregation on Sunday, April 5th, for a joyful choral eucharist at 10:30am to celebrate the resurrection of Christ! This service begins with a festive processional, and…
JOIN US FOR HOLY WEEK PALM SUNDAY – March 29th 10:30am Holy Eucharist We begin in the parish hall for a festive procession to the church. The Dzieci Theatre…
Private confession is available always by appointment, and is particularly appropriate during the season of Lent. To arrange a time of confession, email Mother Diana at rector@christchurchepiscopal.org. The reconciliation of…
Last Friday, January 23, the Rev. Diana Wilcox braved sub-zero Minneapolis weather to join clergy across the country for A Day of Truth & Freedom march and rally. From Newark…
Check out this article about our inclusiveness to all God’s creatures, and that of other congregations too! https://www.northjersey.com/story/life/pets/2026/01/23/nj-dogs-cats-other-pets-church/88063290007/
We always have so much fun engaging directly in the story of Christ’s birth. Check out these photos!
March 8, 2026: May God’s words be spoken, may God’s words be heard. Amen. Now, whenever this gospel text comes around, I always need to address some misconceptions about what is going on here, so that we can understand the original meaning, and then get to how that will help us today. First, how many of you, when Jesus approached the well, thought “Awesome – I love a good rom-com!” You didn’t? Well, those who heard it told in the first century definitely would have thought that, because they had seen this story set up before. A man travels through a foreign country and encounters a woman at a well. They get married and have many children. Why would they think that? Well, it’s the biblical equivalent of a scene where a smart city woman accidently bumps into a good looking guy in a flannel shirt on a Christmas tree…
March 1, 2026: May God’s words be spoken, may God’s words be heard. Amen. It would seem we are once again at war. Yesterday, our country again attacked another country without provocation. In this attack, we teamed with another nation already accused of war crimes. This unconstitutional act, one of many by this President, has and will, kill and injure innocent people. We must all hang our heads in shame, but none more than our Congress, who sits by while this illegal power grab endangers us and other countries around the world. One can only wonder how things might have been had the President not torn apart the 2015 treaty with Iran on nuclear disarmament? And all of it, all this carnage, likely has been done to distract us from what was found to have been removed from the release of the Epstein files. How many more people will have…
February 8, 226: May God’s words be spoken, may God’s words be heard. Amen. You know, when I left Minneapolis and the -35 windchill weather, I did NOT remember packing that cold air to bring back to New Jersey. Lordy! I had hoped to leave that behind, but it is smacking us in the face now, isn’t it? I am glad to be inside this time, rather than out in it for hours marching down the street. I am also grateful to those of you who ventured out into this insane cold to be here this morning. Perhaps we all have a better appreciation for the people of Minneapolis and all they do in weather colder than this. So, given all the ice that is around these days, on the sidewalks and armed in the street of our cities, I was glad to hear the texts for today. In the…
