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Join us in person or online!

Find Zoom, YouTube and Facebook links in the weekly on our News page HERE.

Join us in person or online unless otherwise indicated.

Want to see more from our 280th Anniversary Celebration? View the presentations HERE.

 
 
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Service Times

Regular Service Times:

  • 8:00am Holy Eucharist Rite 1

  • 10:30am Holy Eucharist Rite 2

Summer Sunday Service Time (June 22-August 31, 2025): 9:30am only

Wednesday Noonday Prayer via Zoom: Wednesdays, 12pm

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Children’s Ministries

Christian Formation takes place from 9:30-10:20 AM on Sunday mornings, and continues until June. Church School (children aged 3 years through 5th grade) and formation programs for young adults (6th-12th grade) are held virtually until further notice. See our News page for complete details.

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Outreach

Christ Church has a number of outreach opportunities for you to participate in! Click the link to find out more.

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Stewardship

Stewardship at Christ Church is a continuous process of learning and discernment.

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Land Acknowledgement

At Christ Church in the City of New Brunswick, we acknowledge that we gather, worship, and serve on the ancestral and unceded territory of the Lenapehoking—the traditional homeland of the Lenni-Lenape people, also known as the Delaware.

We honor with gratitude the Lenape people—past, present, and future—who stewarded these lands and waters for generations before colonization and who continue to resist erasure, maintain cultural identity, and work toward justice today.

As followers of Jesus and members of the Episcopal Church, we are committed to truth-telling, reconciliation, and repair. We recognize that land acknowledgments are only a first step, and we seek to learn from and partner with Indigenous communities in the ongoing work of healing and justice.

We invite all who worship here to reflect on the histories that shape our presence, to honor Indigenous sovereignty, and to walk humbly with God in solidarity and love.