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Equal Exchange, that supports small farmers, is now available every Sunday in the Bean Parlor. Stop by and buy one of th...
10/28/2026

Equal Exchange, that supports small farmers, is now available every Sunday in the Bean Parlor. Stop by and buy one of these items such as coffee, tea, figs, olive oil and chocolate candy bars.

If you haven't already done so (and even if you have), now is a great time to remind family & friends to make a plan to ...
10/27/2026

If you haven't already done so (and even if you have), now is a great time to remind family & friends to make a plan to VOTE!

Non-partisan experts are recommending early voting.
Here's a link to NJ's early voting guide: https://nj.gov/state/elections/vote-early-voting.shtml

Folks can vote at any of the early voting sites in the county in which they are registered. So grab some friends and make it a party!

Early voting in NJ runs from Saturday 10/24 to Sunday, 11/1.

Not in NJ? Visit VOTE411.org for nationwide voter information.

Friendly Reminder to sign up for Dinner Church before November 8th!
10/26/2026

Friendly Reminder to sign up for Dinner Church before November 8th!

Come hungry — for food and for fellowship! Dinner Church, a new gathering for the whole congregation to share a meal and grow in faith together, all ages welcome. Here’s how it works: we start with dinner at 6:00pm, then move into an intergenerational worship and spiritual growth experience at 6:30pm, wrapping up by 7:00pm — easy on busy weeknight schedules.

Cost: $8 per person, or $20 per family

RSVP is required by the Sunday before each gathering, so we can plan enough food for everyone. Use the QR code to register for November’s gathering. Infant care will be provided, so parents of little ones can relax and enjoy the evening too.

Click here or scan the QR Code to register: https://onrealm.org/FirstPresbyteri11244/PublicRegistrations/Event?linkString=Y2ZkZjI1MjktMzg5Yi00NzQyLWI5OTktYjRkZDAwZjcxMThh

10/25/2026
Join us in making sandwiches for Cathedral Kitchen on October 25th, from 8:45-9:45am right before worship service!We hop...
10/20/2026

Join us in making sandwiches for Cathedral Kitchen on October 25th, from 8:45-9:45am right before worship service!

We hope to see you there!

Come hungry — for food and for fellowship! Dinner Church, a new gathering for the whole congregation to share a meal and...
10/19/2026

Come hungry — for food and for fellowship! Dinner Church, a new gathering for the whole congregation to share a meal and grow in faith together, all ages welcome. Here’s how it works: we start with dinner at 6:00pm, then move into an intergenerational worship and spiritual growth experience at 6:30pm, wrapping up by 7:00pm — easy on busy weeknight schedules.

Cost: $8 per person, or $20 per family

RSVP is required by the Sunday before each gathering, so we can plan enough food for everyone. Use the QR code to register for November’s gathering. Infant care will be provided, so parents of little ones can relax and enjoy the evening too.

Click here or scan the QR Code to register: https://onrealm.org/FirstPresbyteri11244/PublicRegistrations/Event?linkString=Y2ZkZjI1MjktMzg5Yi00NzQyLWI5OTktYjRkZDAwZjcxMThh

Come Join us this Sunday, where our Whitechapel Bells and Moore Bells will be ringing during our service. We hope to see...
10/16/2026

Come Join us this Sunday, where our Whitechapel Bells and Moore Bells will be ringing during our service.

We hope to see you there!

10/16/2026

Episcopal Community Services of New Jersey (ECS-NJ) held its second annual gala on October 8 at the Pines Manor in Edison, bringing together people from across the Diocese in support of ministries responding to hunger and other needs in communities throughout New Jersey. This year’s theme was “I was hungry and you gave me something to eat” (Matthew 25:35).

“The Episcopal Community Services of New Jersey Second Annual Gala was a definitive response to a divine mandate,” said the Rev. Tammy Young, Administrative Director of ECS-NJ. “Christ calls us directly to the margins, where the deep hunger of our neighbors meets our sacred obligation to act.”

During the evening, Bishop French presented Gospel Justice Awards to St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Clarksboro, recognized as a founding congregation; The Open Door Clinic, a joint ministry of St. Wilfrid’s, Camden, Grace Church In Haddonfield, and First Presbyterian Church, Haddonfield, serving neighbors with food and other necessities; and Christ Episcopal Church, Toms River, recognized for its extensive community outreach.

The Rev. Dave Snyder offered the invocation, and the Rev. Paul Chalakani served as emcee. Presiding Bishop Sean Rowe offered a video greeting, and Kim Guadagno, President and CEO of Mercy Center and former Lieutenant Governor of New Jersey, gave the keynote address.

Young noted that 1.2 million New Jersey residents, including 330,000 children, are experiencing food insecurity. ECS-NJ has already distributed more than $20,000 in grants to frontline feeding ministries this year, and support from the gala will help sustain that grantmaking and other Gospel Justice ministries in the year ahead.

“The extraordinary generosity poured out at the gala provides the essential foundation for next year's work,” Young said. “Because of this support, we can remain steadfast on the front lines—breaking bread, honoring human dignity, and answering the urgent call to feed God’s people.”

(Photo credit: Doan Tucker, Christ Church Bordentown)

Our first–fifth graders have enjoyed two weeks of hands-on learning in Sunday School. On September 27, a guest teacher i...
10/14/2026

Our first–fifth graders have enjoyed two weeks of hands-on learning in Sunday School. On September 27, a guest teacher introduced us to crochet, connecting the joining of stitches with Paul’s reminder that we are “knit together in love” (Colossians 2:2). On October 4, we learned about Sukkot, a Jewish festival Jesus observed, and built our own sukkah—a temporary shelter that reminds us of God’s care and provision. These shared experiences help our children deepen their understanding of Scripture and grow together in faith.

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20 Kings Highway E
Haddonfield, NJ
08033

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 1pm
Tuesday 9am - 1pm
Wednesday 9am - 1pm
Thursday 9am - 1pm
Friday 9am - 1pm
Sunday 9am - 12:30pm

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+18564291960

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