Church classes in Secaucus, New Jersey

Welcome to The North Jersey United Pentecostal Church, a vibrant and welcoming community located at 51 Centre Avenue, Secaucus, New Jersey. As a dedicated place of worship, our church is committed to fostering a spiritual environment where individuals and families can grow in their faith and connect with others. We offer a variety of services, programs, and events that cater to all age groups, providing opportunities for worship, learning, and fellowship. Whether you are a lifelong believer or exploring your faith for the first time, you will find a supportive and inclusive community here. Join us as we seek to deepen our relationship with God and serve our community with love and compassion. We look forward to welcoming you to The North Jersey United Pentecostal Church.

Welcome to St. Matthew's Lutheran Church, a warm and welcoming place of worship located at 800 Roosevelt Avenue, Secaucus, New Jersey. Our church is dedicated to fostering a vibrant and compassionate community where individuals and families can grow in their faith and find spiritual nourishment. At St. Matthew's, we believe in the power of reflection and connection. Each week, our pastor crafts insightful devotions inspired by a fortune cookie slip and a corresponding Bible passage. These unique reflections encourage thoughtful contemplation on life's journey and offer spiritual guidance. In addition to these devotions, our weekly emails also include important announcements to keep our community informed and engaged.

Welcome to the Episcopal Church of Our Saviour, a vibrant and inclusive place of worship located at 191 Flanagan Way, Secaucus, New Jersey. At our church, we are united in learning and walking in Jesus' way of love, kindness, and justice. We warmly invite you to join us for worship every Sunday at 9:30 AM, both in person and online. As Episcopalians, we draw inspiration from a God who loved the world so deeply that He came among us in human form. From the very beginning, in Genesis, when God created the world and called each new creature "good," or "beautiful," we have embraced this divine vision. We see beauty in the earth, the planets, all living creatures, and every human being. This reverence for God's creation is why we are often called "The Church of Christmas Day." While we cherish the joy of Jesus' birth, we also honor the Cross as a testament to God's boundless love, mercy, and compassion.