Finishers Church

Members of Central Presbyterian Church come from five continents and several island nations. Doubtful it is that the founders of our church, in 1837, would have imagined a church family as international in character as we are. Our worship remains traditional, yet our 150 members are open to the Spirit of God leading us in new directions. We are Reformed and reforming. We delight in having persons of all ages add to the vitality of our ministry. Our youngest members have a nursery with a paid child care provider and church volunteers. We are committed to nurturing our children and youth in the Christian faith through educational and recreational activities. Fellowship and conversational ministries are available for adults. Our church welcomes persons who are single, partnered, or married. Our doors are open for sinners and saints we acknowledge we are both

The Church of the Immaculate Conception in Montclair, NJ, is a spacious Catholic church situated just off Bloomfield Avenue. Under the leadership of Pastor Joseph A. Scarangella, the church is dedicated to meeting the spiritual, educational, and charitable needs of the Montclair community. Offering a range of educational facilities, the church is home to a pre-school, elementary school, and high school, all of which are inclusive and welcome both Catholic and non-Catholic students. Generated from their available business information

The following is a brief history of Union Baptist Church as researched from library articles and prior church history articles. Union Baptist Church of Montclair, New Jersey had its beginnings in February 1887, when thirty local residents, all members of the Baptist faith, formed their own religious organization and named themselves the Baptist Mission.Prior to that time they had worshiped at the St. Mark's Methodist Church, one of the oldest churches in Montclair, New Jersey. For the next two years the Baptist Missionworshiped at several different locations within town. The Reverend Jack Harris ( from February 1887 May 1889 ) served as the first pastor of this small group, while simultaneously pastoring at the Ebenezer Baptist Church of Orange, New Jersey. His spiritual leadership was of great value in directing the following accomplishments: Consolidated various groups of the First Church better known as the First Baptist Church in Montclair, that was later changed to its present name, Union Baptist, the first The Reverend William Perry ( from July 1889 1899 ). The membership was 46 persons when he assumed the pastoral duties. Rev. Perry was born before the Emancipation Proclamation, the son of slave parents. He was well educated due to his parents' determination that he not be untrained. His strong leadership led to the following accomplishments: