I work weekends out here in Mendham and make it to the 11:30 mass as often as I can. It is such a…read morebeautiful Parish. Cute little cemetery out back, and they also have a wheelchair ramp at the back entrance. The priest is so kind and accommodating, and the parishioners are very welcoming. There are many young families and children, but unfortunately no cry room. Being a music-driven person, I appreciate the music ministry, and the song selections are great!

Awesome smaller church! Currently meeting in the Morris museum theater. Cool atmosphere, great…read morepreaching and worship! Church is still fairly new but growing steadily. Worth checking out for sure!

Close knit group of people loving and following Jesus. Many different groups of people in their 20s…read moreand 30s meet weekly with lots of opportunity for community and Bible study. Pastor Ryan preaches the gospel straight from the Bible and is a gifted speaker. My wife and I love Revive!

We love this church and are already very involved after only attending for 6 months! There's a lot…read moreof room to grow as well as a # of roles to volunteer for if you like helping out at church. Sermons are smart and logical- applicable to the current day and age. Pastor Paul is the pastor of the congregation of approximately 65 people. Good youth group and children's program. Wonderful people who are members of the church. Praise and worship time is a nice mix of contemporary, rock/pop Christian and traditional hymns. Active social committee for monthly events and outings. Would like more community-based events where we serve others as the youth seem to be doing most of it. Awesome church!!!

Excellent quality in worship, preaching, use of technology; wonderful facilities; gracious and…read morediverse members. And lots of kids! Strong global missions support. My church home when I am in NJ. Wish there was one like it in Florida.

My church home for the last 2 1/2 years and only ever home. Nowhere else I would rather be on a…read moreSunday morning than here. Great leaders, community, and acceptance. No time did I ever walk in here without the expectation of feeling welcomed. Everyone's vibrant, joyful, and genuinely wants to be here. I'm proud to be one of many to attend here and would love to see God work even more in 2026.

I was looking for a new church and a friend from work recommended this one, so I went but it is not…read morefor me. I was greeted by a young woman named Anatolia who was pretty disparaging against Muslim folks and I overheard others saying rude things about other groups. I prefer a church to follow Christ's covenant and not compete or belittle other religions. Christ taught us to love, so I wish the best for them but it is not for me.

If you are like me and are looking for a church with charisma and a powerful message, then you will…read moreenjoy Calvary Temple! Pastors John and Elaine Orlando are so welcoming and loving and are such gifted speakers/preachers. The church used to be located near downtown Hackensack near the middle school, but this location is so much better. They transformed the upstairs of this office building into a gorgeous sanctuary. They have signs out front on Sunday so you will know where to park. Enter through the front door and go up the stairs or take the elevator. Once upstairs, there are rooms for infants and babies (childcare or where parents can go), a room for young kids, a kids ministry section for children through 5th grade, and a teen church area. At the end is the main worship room. The entire church wing is clean and beautifully painted and decorated. There's a waiting area out front as well. I love seeing all the people who attend each week -- from young families to singles to couples and the elderly. All the church staff is welcoming and friendly. They don't bombard you with questions or pressure you to keep coming. They just welcome you and offer you prayer or kind conversation. And if you have a talent to share, they welcome you to play an instrument or assist with church duties upon proper training. Worship begins with song and then a powerful message from Pastor John. He is a talented preacher, and you will be laughing and crying and feeling the Word of God. He's so funny and kind. My child enjoys the kids church and the young adults who lead that service, and my husband and I look forward to Sunday service! We used to go to Catholic Churches, but we really enjoy the family/community feel of this church and the message preached each week. It's truly life changing. They have communion once a month and family night on Wednesdays. Service is each Sunday starting at 11.

They have Adult Fellowship and Sunday School at 930 am Sunday worship service is 1030am and evening…read moreservice at 6pm Mid week Wed at 7pm come on out and worship with us all welcome

Congregation Om Shalom is a wonderful place to rekindle faith and sharpen knowledge of Jewish…read moreculture and teachings. This reformed synagogue's focus is on spirituality, inclusion and access to all, adding meditation, and secular music to traditional Jewish services that are conducted in both Hebrew and English. Congregation leader Rabbi Samtosha and Spiritual Director Joanie Melinda Sobsey, seem to be completely focused on welcoming anyone who needs a spiritual home. If congregations came with a motto, this one would be "No Soul Left Behind."

Father Paul does not only talk the talk, he walks the walk. You feel THE presence within and…read morewithout in his company. I'm currently bedridden, so Father Paul visits me when I call upon him. Our visits are special, because I not only get to hear (or get the gist of) the latest sermon, we often discuss the topic, which is great for me, as I enjoy learning and seeing things with fresh eyes and a new perspective. He doesn't mind that I've spent my life, especially the past 30+ years studying, practicing, and teaching Eastern Philosophy, mainly the four yoga and Buddhist modalities. He is open to interfaith, which is a beautiful thing. Although to be sure, I am a devotee of Jesus the Christ. I wish I was able to attend services. The sanctuary is peaceful, calm, serene. The architecture is as you'd expect an Episcopalian Church: lovely bricks and awesome wooden arches holding up the ceiling. EVERYONE is welcome at St. Paul's! But I'm lucky to have communion AND Communion with this gracious man, Father Paul. No matter what I'm going through, I always feel renewed and rejuvenated after a our visits. I love a spiritual teacher who is filled with such joy while talking about Jesus, that he can't help but smile. I'm happy I chose St. Paul's to Baptise me when I was 11 years old. Beautiful sanctuary. Lovely people. Might I please add, that the funerals I have attended at St Paul's have been perfectly suited and tailored to the deceased. A true celebration of the respective lives being honored and anointed into Union.

A small Episcopal community church that welcomes anyone who is interested in hearing the religious…read moreteachings of the day. People of all ages, genders, orientations, races, ethnicities, and abilities are welcome here. Apologies if i missed a group, I'm sure it is included as well. The regulars of the church on Sundays tend to reflect the community of Morris Plains fairy well. St Paul's Church is very kid/parent friendly offering both child care for toddlers and Bible studies for older children during the mass. There is also a children's corner with some books, toys, and a rocking chair in the back of the church. Father Paul is both insightful in his sermons and a truly wonderful person to have a conversation with. His sense of humor tends to put those around him at ease and in a good mood. Coffee Hour after Sunday mass is a nice way to get to know the people of the church. If you are looking for a friendly neighborhood Episcopal Church you should give St Paul's Episcopal Church a try.