We have been attending Trinity for the past three years and have found it to be a warm welcoming…read moreplace of worship. The fellow parishioners are supportive and a pleasure to worship with. There are fun social events and a lot of community outreach.

I have been become a member of the Trinity church community after regularly attending for five…read moreyears. I had been searching for a place to strengthen my spiritual life, and the first time I entered the doors, I felt my search was over. Our community is authentic in our belief that all are welcome. We are made stronger through our diversity. Once a disillusioned Catholic, I have found my home with God at Trinity Episcopal Church. My life has been transformed through my experiences here, and I remain so grateful! Come see it and feel it for yourself!

Wow. Just wow! Seating for a few thousand and a beautiful 2025 Christmas Pageant/Nativity. So…read morebeautiful and a tree lighting ceremony, too. Ocean Grove is a National treasure and a pride of the Methodist Church.

Long before the trashiness of Wildwood, the tragedy of Atlantic City, or even the boardwalk bluster…read moreof Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons, NJ beach culture was largely defined by a bunch of teetotaling, bible-thumping, tent-raising Methodists. At the height of the so-called Camp Meeting movement in the late 19th century, American Methodists regularly convened massive summer religious retreats on remote beach locations far from the sinful cities. Popular locations included Martha's Vineyard, Rehoboth Beach in Delaware (a personal favorite), and, of course, the "Queen of the Victorian Camp Meeting," Ocean Grove, NJ. Few places give you such a concentrated dose of NJ weirdness as Ocean Grove, especially when contrasted with nearby Asbury Park, which is just a short boardwalk away. Then and now, the heart of Ocean Grove remains The Great Auditorium: a massive 1894 wooden barn-like structure built for church services that also contains "one of the largest pipe organs of the world." Walking around the ancient auditorium and the nearby Victorian homes, you feel like you've walked onto the set of some seaside mystery or horror movie. Lurking in the shadow of the Great Auditorium, you can still see the famed "tent colony" of Ocean Grove--another holdover from the town's Victorian beach days. Every summer, families can enjoy 1870s-style luxuries like living in a canvas tent with no air conditioning and limited access to running water. For some reason, there's a long waitlist for this privilege, which I will never understand.

Really great church! The people are super friendly and helpful. A very welcoming atmosphere. The…read moreservice is mostly in Spanish but for English speakers such as myself they do have some translating on one of the screens. A total stranger helped translate most of the service for me. Overall this church has my approval!

From the owner: "Ministerio Internacional La Senda es una iglesia Cristiana hispana localizada en el centro de la…read morecuidad de Asbury Park, New Jersey. Pastores fundadores Roberto y Sonia Arias, junto al equipo pastoral trabajan llevando el mensaje de esperanza y salvación a las naciones. Te invitamos que nos visites en una de nuestras iglesias y seas parte de nuestra familia. Sabemos que Dios te ama, y él tiene un propósito para tu vida. Dios te bendiga, esperamos conocerte.."