Marked Faith Fellowship Church is FAMILY! I have been so blessed by the Word of grace and faith…read morethat I am being taught by Pastor PJ. I have grown so much in understanding who I am in Christ and the authority God given to me as a believer. If you have an opportunity to visit, please check it out.

I use to go to the Catholic church for many years and just felt lost, I never learned much and…read morekinda felt out of place. We got invited to go to Stonecrest Church and my family & I immediately fell in love with the people. They truly care for each other there. I have been going now for many years and have learned so much. They teach you from the bible the word of God how to relate it to you life in these troubled times. Each week you come home with a comfort knowing you can get through one more week. Thank you Stonecrest Community Church!

My family has been blessed to call Stonecrest our home church. Stonecrest is a place where everyone…read morecan experience God's presence through heartfelt worship and where the Word of God is taught. We enjoy the diversity of people reflecting the community and the genuine love and acceptance of people from every background. There is something to meet the needs for everyone for all ages including fellowship groups and programs for children, youth, young adults, men, women, and seniors. The children and youth are encouraged to grow in faith, develop their talents and serve others. The church also has a heart for outreach and missions and have held events to serve communities both local and global. There is always someone who can pray for you for any need you may have. If you are looking for a church, feel free to visit, you'll be welcomed.

Met some wonderful people here who became like family. I loved volunteering and serving beside…read morethem. Lifelong relationships that have lasted thru today. They used to have a guy who worked with the kids who preached in roller skates, dyed his hair blue, ate crickets for missions...hopefully they've moved on from such crazy antics.

God is alive at this church. The people are welcoming and there is always something to do.read more

During the pandemic, I would routinely walk here from Summit: 9 hours one way - a good part up…read morehill. 9 miles back. Typically 8 hours round trip. I walked 800 miles and lost 75 miles over lockdown. This was a holy place higher than religion. It represented the blessing that was Joe Biden's arrival after the horror of the last reign. Walking. Most great religions and philosophies were invented that way.

I've passed this place countless times in the years I've resided in the area without having any…read moreinclination to enter its grounds and explore. It was a shrine (although I know technically what a "shrine" is...as a teen, I had 1 set up in my bedroom to actress Nastassja Kinski...I never quite knew the difference between a "church" and a "shrine" and had no real desire to find out), and it sat up on a hill, surrounded by trees. My relationship to "religion" and "spirituality" has been complicated. Compelled to attend Protestant church as a kid, I had developed enormous hostility to religion. At 17, motivated by an inherent sense of fairness, I recognized that I didn't necessarily know what I was hostile about, and sat down to read the Bible. It wasn't an easy process, but I found the New Testament dealing with Jesus enlightening. At the risk of sounding blasphemous, I found Him to be a sort of proto-Marxist (even though my 17-year-old conceptions of Marxism were pretty inchoate and uninformed), not the button-down conservative with blond hair I had been raised to believe He was. He healed the sick, He championed the poor and destitute, He excoriated the moneychangers and drove them from the temple. What was not to like? Reading the Bible didn't necessarily make a believer of me, but it made me less hostile. In the years since then, I've tried to explore all aspects of spirituality. I've read books dealing with Islam, Judaism, Hinduism (I like their tradition of tolerance, their belief that all religions have the same goal, and can be equally good), Buddhism, etc. (For writings pertaining to the historical Jesus, I recommend the work of Prof. Bart Ehrman). Catholicism always intrigued me. As an adopted kid raised as a Protestant in a largely Catholic-Jewish neighborhood, it seemed a more colorful, less rigid "club" that I wasn't able to join. Later, when I was re-united with my Catholic birth mother, I attended services with her and liked a lot of what I witnessed (it should be noted that my 2 half-brothers, raised Catholic, are staunch atheists now). At some point, I learned that the Catholic Bible has more chapters, or books, in it than the Protestant version I had read so long ago (I guess Luther or King Henry VIII or Calvin decided to remove the chapters they felt weren't necessary). I decided I was going to have to re-read the Bible, but the Catholic version this time. I guess it was timely that in riding around with my old friend, who was raised Catholic, we pulled into the shrine. When I looked inquiringly at him, he said, "I used to come here when my mom was dying. It gave me some peace to come here." There was plentiful parking, the grounds were beautiful, and we entered the main building, which contains a church (or chapel) and a gift shop. A Mass was being conducted, and we didn't stay long (evidently, they also have Masses in Spanish). There's another chapel being built in another part of the grounds. There's a monument outside on the sprawling lawn to those who died in 9/11, with an impressive structure of bells that sound off periodically (I had the misfortune to be standing under 1 when it went off...loudly...and for a few minutes I feared that the bells would accomplish the total deafness that all those Ramones and Black Sabbath concerts hadn't). The gift shop had much for sale, and I ended up buying the Catholic Bible for about $45 (I couldn't help but reflect on those free Bibles the Gideons used to put in hotel rooms way back when). It's a wonderfully crafted edition, with historical explanations, graphs, colorful illustrations, etc., and I have started reading it. I must confess (Sorry, Father, that's "confess" with a small "c") that the Old Testament is a tough slog, but I intend to see it through. They sell other religious books, CDs, DVDs, jewelry (crosses, etc.), and other items pertaining to Catholicsm. They had a statuette of St. Michael with his foot on the Devil's head that I was tempted to buy, but I figured $45 for one day was enough. The proprietor of the gift shop was pleasant and friendly. Am I ready to convert? No. As I face the reality of oncoming death, I envy those with some firm spiritual faith to grasp on to. Protestantism isn't for me; it reminds me too much of Howard Johnson's 28 flavors of ice cream-- take your pick. But I don't know that I can, as a sentient adult, say, "Yes, I'm no longer Pro-Choice, I support celibacy in the priesthood and the 2nd class status of women, and I agree that some of these harmless vices that are common to humanity are grave sins that I need to repent of in order to find forgiveness and redemption." And I don't think Christianity is the only way to find God, if He or She actually exists. Still, the shrine is a lovely, tranquil place for the faithful to engage in reflection, meditation, and expressions of their faith. Or for those who, as I am, are willing enough to at least investigate the possibility of having such a faith.

Thank you! what a powerful presence of the Lord! Great testimonies of Jesus and anointed worship…read morehere! I am visiting from out of town and have been so blessed! I am reviewing the place.on Mt.Airy Road.not Mine Brook.

I know it's said a lot but Radiant Church is truly church for anyone and everyone ... it doesn't…read morematter your culture, ethnicity, age, background, your questions or even your doubts - you truly are treated like family here, from the moment you walk through the door. Radiant is actually a newer church and with that has a revived and innovative mindset to reach people all across in Central NJ. The pastor, Pastor Marcus, is fresh, vibrant, truthful and funny! He has a heart for God and people that is so evident. God has truly gifted him and he allows Gods words to flow through him each Sunday... in a way that reaches you in the exact season of life you're in. He truly is a man of God! Radiant also has a kids ministry that is lead by volunteers who are passionate to see children grow and have fun every single week. I actually volunteer in this ministry myself and I loveeeeeeee it! The children are so precious and I see their growth each and every week! Haha.... I am so blessed to be a member of this church! I can't express enough how certain I am that God is going to use this church to do big things in the lives of the people in this community. The heart is there, the humility is there, and I know it because it has already happened for me. God knew exactly what I needed!!! Highly highly HIGHLY recommended!!! Try it for yourself. Believe me - you are ALREADY family!

If you're looking for a place to call home, look no further! Radiant Church is a place to feel…read morewelcomed by all. They are unassuming in that they know God is at the center and everything they do is a reflection of that. As a person who stopped attending other churches and let my own past hurt keep me from connecting with God. I came here and instantly felt His love reflected. They don't act like they have it all together, and thats what i love. I feel right at home with a group of people who are just trying to be closer to God just like me and are willing to uplift, pray, and encourage me along the way.

Beautiful church.. welcoming people.. has a child care during service.. clean and well maintained…read more. organized faithful churchgoers.. ample parking space.. see images for further reference