Saint Agnes Church

04/19/2026

03/19/2026

Dear Friends of St. Agnes',

Our hearts are heavy as we share that, after much prayer and discernment, the vestry has approved the closure of our beloved St. Agnes'. The decision was reached solely due to financial realities and declining membership that, despite our best efforts, have proven unsustainable.

For 130 years, these walls have held the fullness of life — baptisms and weddings, grief and rejoicing, ordinary Sundays and holy seasons. That legacy of faithful ministry is not erased by this ending. It lives in each of us who have been shaped by this community.

As we grieve this loss together as God's family, please know that if you have any questions, our Priest-in-Charge, the Rev. Paul Yoon, or our wardens, Thomas Ploch and Michelle Borden, will be happy to talk with you.

With gratitude and love,

The Wardens and Vestry
The Rev. Paul Yoon, Priest-in-Charge

St. Agnes’ Episcopal Church
Little Falls, New Jersey
Diocese of Newark
The Episcopal Church in Northern New Jersey

11/27/2025

11/10/2025

💛 Thank You to Our Amazing Donors and Volunteers! 💛

Tonight, we came together to organize and prepare for our PANTRY POP UP. What an incredible team effort it was!

To our donors, thank you for your generosity and continued support. Every contribution helps us put food on tables and hope in hearts.

To our volunteers, thank you for showing up with energy, kindness, and teamwork. Your dedication makes all the difference and brings our mission to life.

Because of each and every one of you, we’re ready to serve our community with care and compassion. We couldn’t do this without you — thank you for being the heart of this effort!

With deepest gratitude,
Bob Dombrowski and Diana Garrity

10/29/2025

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09/27/2025

Thank you to the Local Rotary Club that serves our community throughout Little Falls, Woodland Park, and Totowa for such a lovely dinner last night. I was truly surprised and deeply honored to be recognized with Bob Dombrowski as a “Champion of Peace.” So often, the work we do in our communities feels like it goes unnoticed, but last night reminded me that kindness and service never happen in the dark people do see.

Food insecurities, and the challenges we face as a community, come in many different shapes and sizes and know no boundaries. I’m grateful to stand alongside so many others who have dedicated to serving and lifting up those around us.

Thank you again for this recognition it means more than words can say.

09/27/2025

Diana Garrity and Bob representing st.agnes food pantry thanks to the Local Rotary Club that serves our community throughout Little Falls, Woodland Park, and Totowa for such a lovely dinner last night. I was truly surprised and deeply honored to be recognized with Bob Dombrowski as a “Champion of Peace.” So often, the work we do in our communities feels like it goes unnoticed, but last night reminded me that kindness and service never happen in the dark people do see.

Food insecurities, and the challenges we face as a community, come in many different shapes and sizes and know no boundaries. I’m grateful to stand alongside so many others who have dedicated to serving and lifting up those around us.

Thank you again for this recognition it means more than words can say.