The Bishop’s Church Emergency Fund (BCEF) provides financial support for church buildings in the diocese needing repairs and renovation, usually with a special focus on emergency and unforeseen needs. Through the BCEF, you can support the critical needs identified by the Bishop.
The Bishop’s Church Emergency Fund (BCEF) provides financial support for church buildings in the diocese needing repairs and renovation, usually with a special focus on emergency and unforeseen needs. Through the BCEF, you can support the critical needs identified by the Bishop.
The Bishop’s Church Emergency Fund (BCEF) provides financial support for church buildings in the diocese needing repairs and renovation, usually with a special focus on emergency and unforeseen needs. Through the BCEF, you can support the critical needs identified by the Bishop. The third BCEF call of 2016 is for an emergency sewer line replacement for St. Agnes & St. Paul’s, East Orange.
The Bishop’s Church Emergency Fund (BCEF) provides financial support for church buildings in the diocese needing repairs and renovation, usually with a special focus on emergency and unforeseen needs. Through the BCEF, you can support the critical needs identified by the Bishop. The second BCEF call of 2016 is for an access ramp at the Church of the Holy Communion in Norwood.
The Bishop’s Church Emergency Fund (BCEF) provides financial support for church buildings in the diocese needing repairs and renovation, usually with a special focus on emergency and unforeseen needs. Through the BCEF, you can support the critical needs identified by the Bishop. The first BCEF call of 2016 is to repair the heating system at St. Andrew's Church in Newark.
The Bishop’s Church Emergency Fund (BCEF) provides financial support for church buildings in the diocese needing repairs and renovation, usually with a special focus on emergency and unforeseen needs. Through the BCEF, you can support the critical needs identified by the Bishop. The fifth BCEF call of 2015 is to repair steps at St. Thomas' Church in Lyndhurst.
The Bishop’s Church Emergency Fund (BCEF) provides financial support for church buildings in the diocese needing repairs and renovation, usually with a special focus on emergency and unforeseen needs. Through the BCEF, you can support the critical needs identified by the Bishop. The fourth BCEF call of 2015 is for new doors and windows for the rectory at St. David's Church in Kinnelon.
The Sisters of the Community of St. John Baptist (CSJB) came to the United States in 1874 and three years later, built their first convent in New York City. From this base, the Sisters began work. They worked with immigrants through the Holy Cross Mission, with women from the streets through the Midnight Mission, and with orphans through House of Prayer in Newark. They founded schools, convalescent hospitals, orphanages, and summer rest homes.
“…And anyone who gives you a cup of water in my name, just because you belong to me, will surely be rewarded.” – Mark 9:41 (CEV)
Situated at 422 Main Street in East Orange for almost 125 years, the English Gothic limestone edifice of Christ Church has witnessed much in its own history as well as the surrounding neighborhood which it has been closely associated with. Originally formed in 1868 to establish an Episcopal presence in East Orange, Christ Church has cultivated a long history of involvement in the life of East Orange. As times have changed in this urban center, so have the goals and objectives of the ministries and service for this congregation.
Our diocese distributed over $1,000,000 in outreach, congregational support, and scholarships in 2014. This financial support of God’s work in our neighborhoods and communities is made possible by donations from individuals and congregations, and by church pledges. Thank you for your generosity and commitment!
