101. New Jersey Directory Of The Churches Of Christ With your personal assistance, we will be able to have all of the churches of Christ in new jersey listed in our directory. Please http://church-of-christ.org/churches/United_States/New Jersey_S.htm

Bulletin Boards Directories Sermons Web Site Hosting Service New Jersey Directory of the churches of Christ Home Emergency Broadcast Network Bible Study Internet Bible School ... Web Site Hosting Service Web sites for as little as $50 per year With your personal assistance, we will be able to have all of the churches of Christ in New Jersey listed in our directory. Please feel free to list the names and addresses of the churches of Christ in your area. Click here to update or list your congregation in our directory of the churches of Christ. If your church does not have a web site on the Internet and you want one please consider placing it on our Global Network at church-of-Christ.org. By placing your web site on our network you will be supporting the work of Internet Ministries. Click here for more information regarding our web site hosting service. Garretson Road Church of Christ 570 Garretson Road P.O. Box 6457 Bridgewater, New Jersey 08807 United States Telephone Number: (908) 722-8555 E-mail Address: adam@grcofc.com

102. Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey Hasbrouck Heights Bergen County, new jersey 07604 Settled today s construction progress of new Municipal Complex 9 Easter Flowers 4/9 churches Celebrate Easter http://www.hasbrouck-heights.com/

Welcome to our hometown ... news , information and features This is the un-Official Community Web Site Independent and Non-partisan Voice of the People "When men have realized that time has upset many fighting faiths, they may come to believe that the ultimate good is better reached by free trade in ideas" Oliver Wendell Holmes Hasbrouck Heights Bergen County, New Jersey 07604 Settled 1664 Incorporated 1894 Population 11, Thursday, June 10, 04. The local time is 08:42 PM EDT (20:42 HRS.) Click here ] for real time Teterboro Airport air traffic map [ More details Special Feature Heights' Grandeur Real estate promotional literature before 1900 ... includes many photos! The Crowning Glory Brochure E. M. Anson Real Estate Brochure The Lemmermann Villa Site Company Broadside History 1870 - 1921 ... Churches Celebrate Easter HHPD Olympic Run On June 4, 2004, school students gave runners "high fives" on The Boulevard as the HHPD ran for the "Special Olympics". [ 2004 photos Memorial Day Parade: Parade Service Fireman's Service Annual 24 Hour Bike Marathon May 29th Nightime photos Beautify Boulevard Day Volunteers planted flowers on May 15 [ Fire Department Inspection was held May 8, 2004 at Fire House [

103. A Short History Of Scotch Plains, New Jersey Now , Scotch Plains has over 22,000 people with many commuting to new York City. We have more churches, a Jewish temple, YMCA, Jewish Community Center, many http://www.visitscotchplains.com/history_scotch_plains.htm

History of Scotch Plains The native people living in this area were the Raritans, of the Leni Lenape branch of the Delawares. They lived in a large wig-wam village near what is now Shackamaxon Golf Course and in the Ashbrook golf course area. The first white man in this region was probably Verrazano in 1524 but the land was first claimed by the Dutch in 1609 as a result of Henry Hudson's explorations. The heartland of Scotch Plains was first owned by a Dutchman, Peter Sonmans, until the English conquest in 1664. Capt. John Baker bought the region from the Indians before 1684 paying one cent for every ten acres. In 1684 and 1685 this village was settled by Scotch immigrants who had landed at Perth Amboy under the leadership of George Scot - thus, we were Scot's Plains. In these early days Scot's Plains was part of West Fields (later Westfield) which in turn was part of Elizabethtown. There were 8 families in the original settlement, who lived in wig-wams or log cabins. At this time people traveled by horseback on Indian trails which were later adorned with wagon wheel tracks from stagecoaches and buggies pulled. These paths became our present main streets: Front Street, Park Avenue, Martine Avenue, Raritan Road and Westfield Road. Scot's Plain, which included what is now Fanwood, grew slowly in population and was a farming community for 200 years. In the 1720's, William Darby, a Baptist, gave part of his property to build a meetinghouse and a cemetery. On this property a Baptist church was dedicated in 1747. In the 1760's he also gave land for the first school, an academy standing next to the church on Park Avenue (then called Darby Road).

104. Cult Information From The Rick A. Ross Institute For The Study Of Destructive Cu This includes books about cults, persuasion techniques, destructive churches, abuse and a Would you like to help the Rick A. Ross Institute of new jersey? http://www.rickross.com/

Getting Started About Us FAQ Contact Us ... Search Welcome to the Rick A. Ross Institute of New Jersey A database of information about cults, destructive cults, controversial groups and movements. The Rick A. Ross Institute of New Jersey (RI) is a nonprofit public resource with a vast archive that contains thousands of individual documents. RI on-line files include news stories, research papers, reports, court documents, book excerpts, personal testimonies and hundreds of links to additional relevant resources. This database is well-organized for easy access and reference. Due to the size of the RI archive a search engine is available for your convenience. See Getting Started for instructions on how to effectively use and navigate through this website. Useful points of entry are also located to the left on this page. Getting Help Information that can help you analyze and/or respond to a specific situation that may involve a destructive cult, group or leader. "I finally feel like I am me again, happy and free thanks to you. Keep doing what you are doing because you are truly saving peoples lives." cult member after successful intervention Today's Cult Headlines The Cult News Network is a daily listing of interesting links about cults, controversial groups and ideological movements. Links are submitted by members, and the most interesting submissions are selected to appear on the home page by a site administrator.

105. Churches Using Christian Service Brigade Virginia Beach, VA. new jersey. Clayton Baptist Church Clayton, new jersey; Crossroads Christian Fellowship Hamburg, new jersey; Crossroads http://csbministries.org/CSBChurches.html

Directory of Web-sites of CSB Churches In our search of the World Wide Web we have found a number of churches that operate Brigade groups who also have Home Pages. They are listed below. For more information about that church go to their Home page. As we find more churches they will be added. You can help with that process by contacting us and giving theURL of your church. DO IT TODAY . We will add it as soon as possible. Contact us today. For Brigade Churches in Canada check out our Canadian Church page Eastern States Unit #7679 in Elberta, Alabama Faith Presbyterian Church (PCA) Wilmington, Delaware Faith Evangelical Free Church Acton, Massachusetts The Faithful Church of Christ Dorchester, Massachusetts First Presbyterian Church Augusta, Georgia South Lewiston Baptist Church Lewiston, Me. 04240 Limerick Free Baptist Church Limerick, Me. 04048 Providence Baptist Church Raleigh, North Carolina Raleigh Church of God Raleigh, North Carolina Exeter Chapel Exeter, Rhode Island Woodlawn Baptist Church , Pawtucket, Rhode Island Trinity Bible Church Rock Hill, South Carolina This Site has some interesting stuff. Check it out.

106. InternetNJ.com: New Jersey Search Engine & News Portal - Search Results Basking Ridge organizations methodist churches united worship faith spirituality religion religious. Blood Center of new jersey. East http://www.internetnj.com/cgi-bin/dbsearch/db_search.cgi?setup_file=njwebsite.se

107. States Of Jersey Greffe Originally composed of the three estates, the Jurats (justices), the Conn©tables (the heads of the parishes) and the Rectors (from the churches). http://www.statesassembly.gov.je/

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108. Kearny, New Jersey Kearny, new jersey. Apostolic. CHRISTIAN APOSTOLIC CHURCH, 201997-0142 219 LAUREL AVENUE, KEARNY NJ 07032. Assemblies Of God. Baptist. http://www.churchangel.com/WEBNJ/kearny.htm

Kearny, New Jersey Apostolic CHRISTIAN APOSTOLIC CHURCH, 201-997-0142 219 LAUREL AVENUE, KEARNY NJ 07032 Assemblies Of God Baptist FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, 201-991-7669 650 KEARNY AVENUE, KEARNY NJ 07032 GOSPEL LIGHT BAPTIST CHURCH, 201-998-4690 135 DAVIS AVENUE, KEARNY NJ 07032 KEARNY BAPTIST CHURCH, 201-991-2470 384 ELM STREET, KEARNY NJ 07032 Visit this Church now by way of their WEB site.... Church E-mail Address: office@kbaptistchurch.org We exist to glorify God; witnessing and giving testimony to the restoring love of Jesus Christ to our community and to the world. It is our desire and responsibility to encourage people to have a personal relationship with Jesus, to grow in their faith, and to share the Word of God. The Web site is published in English and Portuguese as the services are preached in both languages simultaneously. Visit us. OAKWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH, 201-998-7444 156 OAKWOOD AVENUE, KEARNY NJ 07032 Bible KEARNY BIBLE CHAPEL, 201-991-2339

109. Home Page Of The Jersey Methodist Circuit Covers the Island of jersey. List of and some links to the Methodist churches in the circuit, with information about the island and church events. http://www.ci-methodist.org.uk/Jersey/Index.htm

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110. New Brunswick New Jersey Information, Yellow Pages, And More interested in finding out what is happening in new Brunswick, new jersey ? Garage sales, church suppers, town council meetings, school sports, concerts, sales http://www.hometownusa.com/nj/New_Brunswick.html

Welcome to New Brunswick, New Jersey Hometown USA Community Website Awards Our Hometown Pages New Jersey State Page New Brunswick's Top Page Auto Buying Guide Classified Ads ... Yellow Pages Hometown USA Pages Home Search Site Map Services ... Fundraiser The Hometown Network TM Hometown USA Hometown USA Auto TM Hometown Canada TM Hometown Forums TM Hometown Cards TM Hometown Catalogs TM TM Coming Soon! Hometown England TM Hometown Ireland TM Hometown Wales TM Hometown Scotland TM Hometown Australia TM General Information Privacy Statement Mission Statement Values Statement Company Profile ... A2Z Computing Services Click below for the quickest way to New Jersey's City Guides! A B C D ... Z Top 20 cities in New Jersey. Alton Bay Berlin Claremont Concord ... Windham Our searchable Yellow Pages provide you with an extensive list of businesses churches schools government agencies and non profit organizations located here in our hometown. So if you are looking for a product, service or a church, please visit our business listings to find the company or organization that is right for you. Are you looking for the most reliable car or is your car buying at the stage of learning of the new car prices ? Regardless of where you are at, be sure to stop by our

111. MCL New Jersey Collection histories, a surname file, church and cemetery records, Morris County records on microfilm (property deeds and marriage records), new jersey federal census http://www.gti.net/mocolib1/nj.html

Books Periodicals Databases Vertical File ... Manuscripts The collection includes both historic and current reference materials relating to New Jersey and focused on the Morris County area. We have some rare editions, the New Jersey Legislative Manual from 1885, current New Jersey county manuals, Morris County documents, and ordinances and master plans for many Morris County municipalities. In addition, we are one of the few libraries in the state who own Early American Imprints , in the microprint edition of the text of every non-serial title (books, pamphlets, and broadsides) printed in the United States from 1639-1800. (Prints can be made from this set.) Reference Books We have approximately 4,500 monographs covering a wide range of subjects including state, county and local history, genealogoy, religion, politics, and government, education, agriculture, geology and biography. We have 19th century county histories, the recent Soil Surveys for nearly every county in the state, the state historic sites survey reports for each of the Morris County communities and New Jersey pension or service rosters for wars from the Revolution to the Vietnam. Our books do not circulate.

112. LBInet LONG BEACH ISLAND NEW JERSEY Compiled by Rev. John E. Pierce of Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church. Lottery Info Links to the new jersey Lottery Website and other Lottery Information. http://www.lbinet.com/

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113. Westfield, NJ * Westfield New Jersey * Tower Clock * "Town Clock" The Westfield Town Clock . The First United Methodist Church One East Broad Street Westfield, new jersey. Written by John R. Panosh http://www.westfieldnj.com/history/clock.htm

The Westfield "Town Clock" The First United Methodist Church One East Broad Street Westfield, New Jersey Written by John R. Panosh Restorer and Project Director HISTORY OF THE 1886 E. HOWARD CLOCK AND THE 1886 MENEELY BELL The First Methodist Episcopal Church of Westfield, dedicated in 1877. This was the first steeple to hold the 1886 E. Howard Clock and Meneely Bell weighing 2,048 lbs. In 1873, the Methodist Episcopal society of Westfield engaged J. N. Wilcox, a local carpenter and builder, to construct the second church on the present site at 1 East Broad Street. It was built on additional land donated by James R. Ferris and dedicated without the steeple in 1877. The 2,048 lb. bell was furnished in 1886 by Mrs. Mary Burhans, a prominent citizen of Westfield. As the steeple of the church was still unfinished, Mrs. Burhans made an offer to the pastor, the Reverend G. W. Stevens: "If the people would build the steeple, she would present a bell of the best quality weighing not less than 2000 lbs." The offer was accepted and the bell was purchased from the Clinton H. Meneely Bell Co. in Troy, NY. On the morning of October 5, 1886, under the watchful eyes of many passersby, the bell was raised and mounted in the steeple. At 6 PM that evening, with the grounds and streets crowded with carriages and townsfolk whose enthusiasm was at great heights, Mrs. Burhans pulled the rope of the tolling hammer 86 times to commemorate the number of years of her venerable age. The installation of the clock came soon afterwards.

114. Burlington County New Jersey Genealogy: Resources For Family History Research new jersey German Reformed Church Records, 17631802 Ancestry.com. Court, Wills Probate Records. The Burlington Court Book A Record http://www.kindredtrails.com/NJ_Burlington.html

Search Our Site powered by FreeFind Libraries, Archives Local Libraries Burlington County Library System 5 Pioneer Boulevard Westampton, NJ 08060 Phone:(609) 267-9660 Fax:(609) 267-4091 Research Databases Branch Libraries State Libraries Department of Special Collections and Archives Archibald Stevens Alexander Library - Rutgers University 169 College Avenue New Brunswick, NJ 08903 Genealogical Resources on the Web New Jersey State Library New Jersey State Library 185 West State Street CN 520 Trenton, NJ 08625 Phone: (609) 292-6200 Princeton University Library National Library Library of Congress 101 Independence Ave. SE Thomas Jefferson Building LJ G42 Washington, D.C. 20540-4660

115. PACKETONLINE News Classifieds Entertainment Business - Princeton And Central New Congregation of Princeton Westerly Road Church Windsor Chapel. ©PACKETONLINE news Classifieds Entertainment Business Princeton and Central new jersey 2004. http://www.zwire.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=2244695&BRD=1091&PAG=461&dept_id=45741

116. New Sweden Project On Saturday, November 15, the new Sweden Project and Trinity Episcopal Church, Swedesboro, new jersey, will sponsor the Third Annual new Sweden History http://www.mceas.org/newsweden.htm

New Sweden Project News The New Sweden Project is an educational and scholarly program sponsored by the Swedish Colonial Society, the American Swedish Historical Museum, and the McNeil Center for Early American Studies at the University of Pennsylvania. For Immediate Release Contact: Edith A. Rohrman, Trinity Episcopal Church, 856.467.1227; or Richard Waldron, American Swedish Historical Museum, 215.389.1776 The Church of Sweden and the Delaware Valley: History Conference and Teachers’ Seminar On Saturday, November 15, the New Sweden Project and Trinity Episcopal Church, Swedesboro, New Jersey, will sponsor the Third Annual New Sweden History Conference, at the church, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The conference, titled The Church of Sweden’s Mission to the Delaware Valley: A Symposium to Celebrate the Tercentenary of Trinity Episcopal (Old Swedes’) Congregation, Swedesboro, New Jersey, will examine the history of the Church of Sweden’s Delaware Valley mission, 1697-1786, and the history of Trinity Episcopal Church. Its congregation was founded as a part of the Church of Sweden mission in 1703. The program is made possible by a grant from the New Jersey Council for the Humanities, a state partnership of the National Endowment for the Humanities. The New Jersey Historical Commission, New Jersey Department of State, has provided generous additional funding. The sponsors acknowledge with much gratitude Newtown Square, Pennsylvania, Wawa’s generous donation of drinks for the breaks and lunch.

117. The New Jersey Historical Society Microfilm 14 reels Location Stacks, Cabinet 9a Contains Reformed Church records from new jersey, new York, and Pennsylvania. Index available. http://www.jerseyhistory.org/genealogy.html

Home Search JerseyHistory.org Genealogists' Guide Genealogical Research at The New Jersey Historical Society Genealogical research is just that, research library@jerseyhistory.org Cemetery Transcriptions Epitaphs on cemetery gravestones can be useful in providing birth and death information for an ancestor and many times these epitaphs have been transcribed and indexed. Occasionally family relationships are also apparent (or can be explored further) from information on gravestones and their location next to other stones. Additional books of cemetery records can be found by using the card catalog in the reading room. Index To Civil War Soldiers' Graves In New Jersey ca. 11,000 cards Location: Reading Room (Index in Card Catalog; Records at Reference Desk) Provides access to "New Jersey Regiment Infantry Volunteers - U.S. Civil War: Burial Records by County of Veterans Who are Buried in the State of New Jersey," compiled by William Freck. Index by Richard Lum. Cemetery Gravestone Inscriptions 20 manuscript volumes Location: Reading Room Call# REF N 929.017 M815)

118. GLOUCESTER COUNTY New Jersey - USGenWeb - RELIGIOUS RESOURCES NJ 856423-6177, Baptist; original church built 1904; current church built 1979. Mullica Hill Area, Faith Fellowship Ministries of Southern new jersey 856-478 http://www.jwbrown-home.com/Gloucesterco/gcchurch.htm

R E L I G I O U S R E S O U R C E S Gloucester County has a rich and diverse religious background. This section of the web site is devoted to that history, and will act a a reference for those researching church, synagogue or other religious documents as it relates to their family genealogical research. This is NOT a complete listing of all churches (I am updating this list as time permits). If you would like to provide a church [within Gloucester Co NJ only] to this list, or a link to a current church's web site, please contact me Municipality Church Name Almonesson [Deptford] Almonesson United Methodist Church 1680 Almonesson Road Almonsson NJ Methodist, United Aura [Elk] Aura United Methodist Church Aura Road Aura NJ Methodist, United; This Church was erected in 1806 in the North West corner of the cemetery. It was moved to its present location in 1878, at which time several additions were made.

119. History Of Metuchen - Metuchen.com - The Official Site Of Borough Hall Luke s Episcopal Church was founded. By 1882 Metuchen School 15 had an enrollment of 256 pupils, and by 1885 the new jersey Gazette listed thirtyseven http://www.metuchen.com/history.html

History of Metuchen History Prose The Metuchen-Edison Historical Society Old Time Photos , courtesy of the Metuchen-Edison Historical Society Until 1870 Metuchen was part of Woodbridge Township. Because the settlers in the western part of the township were so far removed from the village of Woodbridge, they early developed a separate identity. The name "Metuchen" first appeared in 1688/89, and in 1701 an overseer of roads was appointed for "Metuchen district". In 1705 Main Street was laid out at the same time as the road from Metuchen to Woodbridge, which one source calls a "reworking of the original road". The early development of Metuchen is reflected in the history of its Presbyterian Church. Sometime between 1717 and 1730 a meeting house was constructed for weekday meetings conducted by the pastor of the Woodbridge Presbyterian Church. In 1756 Metuchen Presbyterians succeeded in forming their own congregation, attesting to their growing numbers. In 1770 the congregations merged, with Metuchen getting 2/5th of the pastor's services and Woodbridge 3/5ths; by 1772 Metuchen had grown sufficiently to warrant 50% of his time. In 1793 the two churches again separated. From the late 18th to the early 19th century Metuchen grew little. A map of 1799 shows ten buildings in the center of town along Main Street. By 1834 a Presbyterian church, a store, two taverns and about a dozen dwellings could be found. The opening of the Middlesex and Essex Turnpike (now Middlesex Avenue) in 1806, and the Perth Amboy and Bound Brook Turnpike in 1808 seem not to have spurred growth to any appreciable extent. Not until the beginning of the railroad era did commercial and residential development surge.

120. NJChurches 02/15/2003. new Mercies Cafe. Saddle Brook. Liz Black @ 201569-0814 http://www.njchurches.org/

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