This retreat, led by Laurie Matarazzo and Dale Selover, invites participants to rediscover their bodies as sacred, exploring what it means to be made in the image of God and to honor the divine within.

This session will be held in-person at St. Stephen’s, Millburn. Register here by October 15 for the full series.

Come in your comfy fall clothes and enjoy a morning of prayer, laughter and reflection – complete with warm drinks, seasonal treats, and simple ways to recharge for the year ahead.

Fall Flea Market at St. James’, Ridgefield.

St. John’s Saturday Luncheon Social has been a fixture in Boonton for over 20 years. This a social event where the community can come together over food and fellowship. Everyone is welcome!

Join us for beautiful music at this benefit piano concert by Ryan Bridge, the Director of Music at Christ Church, Bloomfield-Glen Ridge.

Music at St Peter’s, Morristown invites you The Hunchback of Notre-Dame (1923), silent movie with improvised organ accompaniment by Dr. Anthony Hammond.

St. Stephen’s Friends of Music is proud to open its 2025–2026 Organ Recital Series with internationally acclaimed organist Christopher Houlihan at St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church, Millburn.

This session will be held via Zoom.

St. Luke’s, Hope & Belvidere is presenting a concert by Russ Rentler who is a singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist performing original music steeped in Appalachian tradition.

The St. Peter’s Choir will join with the Caldwell University Choir and the Choir of Holy Innocents’ Episcopal Church, West Orange to present the Requiem in D minor by Gabriel Fauré

Join us at Calvary, Summit as we gather to celebrate the Eucharist and to remember and pray for our loved ones who have died.

Music at St. Peter’s is thrilled to present the United States premiere of No Alleluias: A Requiem for 2020, an original composition by our Diocese’s own Dr. Anthony Hammond.

This session will be held via Zoom.

A Zoom gathering for Wardens (and other church leaders) from churches, of whatever size, which only have supply clergy.

Episcopalians are invited to join via livestream or in person at the Episcopal Church Center in Manhattan. Presiding Bishop Sean Rowe will preside, and the Rt. Rev. Ann Ritonia, bishop suffragan for the church’s Armed Forces and Federal Ministries, will preach.

This two-day training will enable someone to plan and lead public worship. Training focuses on Morning Prayer and Ante-Communion (the Liturgy of the Word). Register by Monday, November 10, 5 PM.

The Union of Black Episcopalians, Diocese of Newark Chapter Proudly Sponsors The Fifteenth Annual Clara Horsley Leadership Award Breakfast.