St John Vianney Roman Catholic Church

Willow Grove Presbyterian Church, located in Scotch Plains, NJ, is a welcoming community that reflects God's love by serving and loving all neighbors. With a mission to support and help others, the church offers worship services every Sunday at 10 am, including a special Communion Service on the first Sunday of every month. Additionally, they provide opportunities for Bible study, youth programs, and various church and community events. As a growing church family, Willow Grove Presbyterian Church encourages support from its members and the community to continue their mission. Donations can be made by mail or during Sunday Worship Service, helping the church to make a positive impact on the lives of others. With a dedicated staff and a commitment to reflecting God's love, Willow Grove Presbyterian Church is a place where all are welcome to worship and serve.Generated from the website

Ours is a Reform Synagogue whose members reside throughout Union County and beyond. Affiliated with the Union for Reform Judaism, Temple Emanu-El was founded in 1950 and currently serves more than 1, 100 member families. The story of Temple Emanu-El is best told in its context of colonial Westfield, New Jersey. A scenic, classic American town founded in 1794, Westfield was home to only a handful of Jews beginning around the First World War. By 1950, a group of 43 families of disparate religious backgrounds came together, resolved to create a Jewish identity. At a time when Jews could not purchase land in much of Westfield, and residents circulated petitions against the building of a synagogue, these founders persevered. They created a community that flourished in size and influence, while broadening the town's understanding and vision of itself. The founding families came from Orthodox, Conservative, and Reform backgrounds, with varying attachments to each. Assisted by our first Rabbi, they devised an interpretation of Reform Judaism uniquely their own: an organic Jewish community with integrated religious, cultural, social and philanthropic efforts. Traditions of Judaism were retained, including required kipot on the bima, extensive Hebrew worship, and customary observances. For more than 60 years, Jews of all backgrounds and beliefs have felt welcome in Temple Emanu-El

Scotch Plains Baptist Christian Day School, located in Scotch Plains, NJ, is dedicated to nurturing children through a Biblically-based education. The school's guiding principle, drawn from Proverbs 22:6, emphasizes the importance of training children in the right path to ensure a meaningful and guided life. The school offers a variety of programs and plans engaging events, including field trips, to enrich the learning experience for its students. Community involvement is encouraged through updates shared on their social media platforms, fostering a close-knit environment. Generated from the website