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What's New
How much supervision is too much? How much is too
little?
Presented by UMDNJ forensic
psychotherapist Andrea Garrote
Thursday, April 17, 2008 7:30 - 9:00 PM
Please RSVP by calling the church office:
732-741-8921
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Our
Mission Statement
We believe that Christ offers eternal life to all who accept
his as Lord and Savior. Therefore we:
worship God together;
grow spiritually as disciples of Jesus Christ; and
share His love with our church and community.
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Lincroft Presbyterian Church serves and accepts all people, as
Christ taught, and nurtures all in need. We discover and reveal the Kingdom of God through worshipping together, proclaiming
the Word of God, celebrating the sacraments, and expressing our care and love for others.
If you are new to
Lincroft Presbyterian Church, this site will give you some idea of who we are, what we do, and what we believe. Whether you
are a longtime member or visiting for the first time, we hope you'll enjoy the photos and find the information useful.
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Visitors are always welcome
at our worship services. If you are looking for a church home, or just happen to be the Lincroft area some Sunday, we'd love
to have you join us! If you've never been to one of our services, here's what you can expect.
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Contact Information
- Telephone
- +1 732 741-8921
- Address
- Lincroft Presbyterian Church
Everett Rd. & W. Front St.
P.O. Box
328
Lincroft, NJ 07738
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Sunday Schedule
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School Year |
Summer |
Church School
For children, youth, &
adults |
9 AM |
Break |
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Worship Service
Professional child care
always available |
10 AM |
9:30 AM |
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Our Background
Our congregation's history began in 1846 when the Red Bank Baptist Church started
a mission in what was "Leedsville" and is now Lincroft.Years later, the Lincroft Chapel was built in Lincroft Center. In 1951 our church incorporated as a community church. Then, in 1960, the congregation affiliated
with what was the United Presbyterian Church.Our present building was constructed in 1966. The old building is now the "King
Wok" restaurant in Lincroft Center.
Our congregation includes people who have lived in the Lincroft area all their lives
and others who are newcomers. Our interests and occupations are as varied as our geographic origins. We welcome persons of
diverse backgrounds.
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