- Yankee Matt Holliday Speaks About Baseball, Faith at the Presbyterian ...
- Pastor 'Mac' Remembered For His Good Works, Compassion and Commitment to Social ...
- Resurrection Liturgy for Pastor Mac Sunday, August 20th at 3 p.m.
- 'Lights of Love for Charlottesville': Christ Church Hosts 'Vigil for Peace' ...
- 'Lights of Love for Charlottesville': Christ Church Hosts 'Vigil for Peace' ...
- Congregation Ohr Shalom Partners with Moms Helping Moms Foundation to Collect ...
By ED BARMAKIAN
September 16, 2017NEW PROVIDENCE, NJ - Yankees designated hitter Matt Holliday came to New Providence on Saturday morning and spoke to a gathering at the Presbyterian Church.
Holliday sat in front of a packed sanctuary in the church, which included seating in the balcony, and talked about his career, his family life and his religious faith.
He also answered questions from the audience, and ...
FANWOOD, NJ -- Rabbi Howard Tilman, of Congregation Beth Israel in Scotch Plains, was a “celebrity scooper” at Rocko’s Ice Cream in Fanwood on Wednesday, Sept. 6.
The back-to-school social was sponsored by the synagogue’s Religious School, which offers instruction for students in pre-kindergarten through high school.
First-grader Nate ...
NEW PROVIDENCE, NJ – When news of the death of Pastor Murdoch “Mac” MacPherson reached the residents of the borough, the reaction was swift and heartfelt. The long-time pastor of Faith Lutheran Church, Pastor Mac not only was loved by many, his absence leaves a hole in not just the borough, but in the lives of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands of lives, from all over the ...
Rev. Dr. Murdoch MacPherson–Pastor Mac–passed away peacefully on Sunday, August 13, 2017, surrounded by his family and pastor at Morristown Memorial Hospital. He was 74. The Resurrection Liturgy will be on Sunday, August 20th at 3 p.m. at Faith Lutheran Church, 524 South Street, New Providence. Please see website for directions and parking information. Overflow seating ...
SUMMIT, NJ - In a program that will see "little candles of love lit to combat the torches of hate," The Summit Interfaith Council will host 'Lights of Love for Charlottesville,' a "vigil for peace," August 14, from 7:30 - 8:15 p.m. at Christ Church in Summit.
The Virginia city was the site of a August 12 "Unite the Right" ...
SUMMIT, NJ - In a program that will see "little candles of love lit to combat the torches of hate," The Summit Interfaith Council will host 'Lights of Love for Charlottesville,' a "vigil for peace," August 14, from 7:30 - 8:15 p.m. at Christ Church in Summit.
The Virginia city was the site of a August 12 "Unite the Right" ...
