Founded in 1955, the Morristown Unitarian Fellowship offers diverse and accepting worship services, a music program, child and adult religious education, and social action programs. For more information about the congregation's history and mission, visit the Morristown Unitarian Fellowship website.
First Baptist Church is one of the oldest congregations in Morristown. The congregation meets in the brownstone Victorian building opposite the Morris County Court House on Washington Street, one block west of the Green. The present building was constructed in 1892, but the history of First Baptist Church extends back to 1752 when the congregation was first organized. First Baptist Church is an ecumenical gathering of people who worship in the free church tradition.
Originally founded in 1827, Morristown United Methodist Church is a Christian congregation located on South Park Place. The church offers Sunday worship, music programs, Bible study classes, Sunday school, a youth group and a variety of ministry groups and special events. Visit the Morristown United Methodist Church Web site for more information about the Church's mission, programs and history.
Parish House of The Presbyterian Church is located on South Street in Morristown. Led by Rev. Dr. David Smazik, the location features offices, conference rooms and a nursery school, and also offers Christian educational programs. Prayer services are held several times throughout the week and the church offers numerous programs for members of the community, including educational and social activities. The church offers music programs, youth programs, and hosts events including food drives and community programs. Visit the website for more information, including a calendar.
This diverse congregation, led by Pastor Robert Rogers, shares worship, Bible study and fellowship several times a week. Located on a quiet cul-de-sac, the church is housed in a pristine, modern building.
The Bethel A.M.E. Church has been in Morristown since the 1800s and these days has a congregation of about 200 people. It offers, in addition to regular worship, choir and music study programs, youth services and Bible study programs. Call the church to ask about other programs and services.
The Bethel A.M.E. mailing address is:
Bethel A.M.E. Church
P.O. Box 9233
Morristown, NJ 07962
The Presbyterian Church Nursery School, located in the Parish House of the Presbyterian Church in Morristown, is licensed by the state of New Jersey. Classes serve children between two-and-a-half and five years of age and run from September to June. Groups meet in the morning, with the option of an extended day. There are six different class options for children.
This small bilingual congregation, led by Pastor Ramon A. Croussett, holds services in Spanish and English three days a week in a residential neighborhood. In keeping with the Seventh-Day Adventist denomination's emphasis on education for all, the church offers Escuela Sabatica for children and a weekly Adult Sabbath School, which features small study groups. Members may also enjoy social and spiritual fellowship through the Children's Ministries, the Ministerio Juvenil for youth and Women's Ministries.
The Loyola House of Retreats is situated on a 30-acre property featuring lawns, gardens and woodland. It is staffed by Jesuit priests and religious women and hosts retreats and day and evening prayer.
The Presbyterian Church in Morristown began in 1733. The Congregation split in 1840, leading one faction to form a church on South Street, the other to remain on the Green. In 1925, the two congregations joined together and formed The Presbyterian Church in Morristown. Dr. James Howard, pastor of the South Street Church, led the reunited congregation as one congregation.
After reuniting, the congregation gathered at the Church on the Green. The members established offices and educational facilities in the South Street building and, in 1948, renamed it the Parish House, which is located at 65 South Street, Morristown.
Visit the church's website for a complete list of upcoming events and information about church youth groups.
Salvation Army is a community resource. Iy offers a wide variety of services, including outreach, hunger relief, shelter, education and more.
St. Peter's Episcopal Church has been in Morristown since 1828. The tower carillon, originally containing 37 bells cast in England, was dedicated April 13, 1924. Today it numbers 49 bells, many the gifts of parishioners. During the tenure of the Rev. Dr. David Hegg II in the 1980s and 1990s, St. Peter's undertook a major renovation of its campus, including extensive improvements to the Nave (to provide improved lighting, sound and access to the worship space) and to the Undercroft. St. Peter's holds services on Sunday and at 12:10 p.m. on Thursday.