You are cordially invited to participate in the worship, life and ministry of our congregation.We are both the oldest and the youngest Presbyterian church in Bloomfield, New Jersey. The church building in which we worship was begun in 1797 and served as the home of the First Presbyterian Church of Bloomfield until 1966. In that year, our church family was born when four Bloomfield congregations, including "Old First", Westminster Presbyterian Church, Park Avenue Presbyterian Church, and Ampere Community Church, merged to form the present Church on the Green. Our congregation is a member of the Newark Presbytery and is affiliated with the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) Bloomfield Presbyterian Church At WorshipThe most basic form of Christian service is the communal worship of God. Our mission is to worship God with enthusiasm, power and praise through the ministry of Word and Sacrament, the ministry of music, and through our common ministry of prayer and praise. We gather for Worship every Sunday at 10:45 AM. Other services of worship are held on Christmas Eve, Ash Wednesday, Maundy Thursday, Easter Sunrise and other days of significance on the Liturgical calendar. The Sacrament of Holy Communion is celebrated monthly. Child care is available during worship. Music plays an integral part in the worship life of The Bloomfield Presbyterian Church. The worshiping congregation is led by Pastor Ruth Boling and assisted by Adult, Family, and Bell choirs. Elders and Deacons of the Bloomfield Presbyterian Church on the Green For more info on the Church Committees - Click Here News and EventsFor more News and Events <<< Click hereINSTALLATION SERVICE FOR REV. BOLINGCongratulation to Rev. Ruth Boling, who was installed by the Presbytery of Newark as Designated Pastor of the Bloomfield Presbyterian Church on the Green on Sunday, February 3, 2013 at 2:00 pm. A reception was followed the service. ==>> Click here to see the newspaper articles and some of the pictures of the event A Great Achievement by Eric Maciag!!!February 3, 2013 - Congratulation to Eric Maciag who earned the God and Family emblem which is part of the God and Country Awards sponsored by PRAY (Programs of Religious Activity with Youth). Eric earned this award as one of his Cub Scout requirements for advancement by working with a counselor of his choice (Mr. Arlett) over a period of 6 weeks to complete a variety of activities and assignments revolving around family and faith and how they are the foundation of life. ==>> Click here to see the some of the pictures of the award Souper Bowl Sunday...A WINNER!!!More than 70 people enjoyed 16 delicious soups and raised $821.64 for the Building Fund at last Sunday’s Souper Bowl. Susan Turnbull and John Dye did a great job for getting the event organized, along with the Fund Raising Committee, 7 restaurants and 9 Members who contributed the soups, and helps from various other church members, a great job was done and a great time was had by all. ==>> Click here to see some of the pictures of the event PLACE YOUR ORDER FOR THE COOKBOOKSThe Fundraising Team has created our very own BPCOG Cookbook! We think it will make a great gift for friends and family! If you would like a cookbook please fill out this form with your payment and give it to Debbie LeDoux, Janice Fulton or mail it to church office. So we don’t over print cookbooks, we will only be printing cookbooks that have been ordered. The price for the cookbook is $20.00. Please make checks out to Bloomfield Presbyterian Church on the Green. Or Call the church office at (973) 743-1796. Thank you, Debbie LeDoux. MONDAY EVENING BOOK GROUPDoes your prayer life ever seem cold or lifeless? Does praying ever seem like a chore? If we are honest, I suspect there are times in the lives of nearly all Christians when we could say those statements about ourselves. By looking at examples of Paul's prayers, we can get practical advice for improving our prayer life. Sound interesting? If so, please join us for our Monday evening book group. We will meet again on Monday, March 11 and will meet at 7:30 P.M. in the church parlor. We meet every second Monday of the month until June. Throughout this year, we will be reading “A Call to Spiritual Reformation: Priorities from Paul and his Prayers” by D.A. Carson. At our March meeting we will discuss chapters 7 and 8, which is about excuses we make for not praying and ways to overcome those hurdles. Everybody is welcome! For more information or to get your own copy of the book, please contact Glenn Maciag at (973) 748 5117 or email gmaciag@gmail.com SUNDAY MORNING EDUCATION PROGRAMOur Sunday morning education program continues under the leadership of Bruce Arlett and Glenn Maciag. We continue to read and discuss James Boice's book “Foundations of the Christian Faith.” We meet in the church parlor in the education building each Sunday morning from 9:45 A.M. to 10:30 A.M. Each chapter in Boice's book began life as a sermon, so it is not a dry textbook on theology. It is practical, relevant, and approachable. You are invited to attend even if you can only attend occasionally. During March, we will be talking, among other things, about the person and work of Christ. For more information or to get your own copy of the book, please contact Glenn Maciag at 973 748 5117 or email gmaciag@gmail.com. FEED THE WORLD ON THE GREEN: Meeting the Hunger Needs of Our Neighbors==>> For more info and see what we do, and WANT TO VOLUNTEER??? SANCTUARY REPAIR UPDATE: The Buildings & Grounds Team provided latest report
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