Valley View Chapel, nestled on East Mill Road, began in 1977 as a congregation that met at Old Farmers Road School. Today the church, part of the Christian & Missionary Alliance, is led by Senior Pastor John Fanning. Valley View Chapel offers a variety of programs and ministries.
Founded more than 50 years ago, Grace Church offers weekly services, Bible study for all ages and various fellowship opportunities for both teens and adults. The congregation is comprised of several hundred members.
Community Christian Church is located in Lanoka Harbor, Lacey. The church is in a residential area. They have two Sunday worship services at 9:30am and 11am.
Gateway Christian Church is headed by pastor and founder Joe Domico and assistant pastors Fred Gogel and Marlowe Hanna. Besides regular Sunday and Wednesday worship services, the church offers podcasts of sermons, a radio ministry via the HOPE-FM network, Tuesday-night prayer gatherings and a youth club, Kids for Christ. Find Rest Ministries, an addiction-recovery program, also meets at the church.
Deliverance Christian Fellowship offers regular church services, family enrichment programs, Bible study and a variety of ministries. It is located on S. Orange Avenue near S. 17th street.
The Church of God provides a variety of religious care servies in the West Ward area. The Church of God provides everything from music ministry, dance ministry and poetry ministry to men's, women's and children's services.
Unitarian Universalist Congregation Of Princeton is a congregation that meets to search for truth and meaning. Its core focus believes that religious and personal truths are located amongst community that supports all challenges and creates justice by giving freedom to each person.
This church believes in a modern interpretation of religious ideals that helps each person find their own path to faith. The Unitarian Universalist Congregation's programs and activities include art, choir, gardening, theater and the Community Food Bank of New Jersey. The church is led by Reverend Charlie Ortman and Reverend Judy Tomlinson.