Holy Week has Begun!

Join Christ Church for our

Holy Week Services!

All services are In-Person

Unable to make it to church? Click the buttons below to participate via Zoom.

Join the Easter Egg Hunt Directly

After The 10:30AM

Service 

The church office will be closed Monday, April 21 - Thursday, April 24. The office will reopen on Friday, April 25.

Join members of Christ Church 

 Sunday, April 27 after the 10:30am service for a “Packing Party”!

Supplies will be packed for the Choice Food and Resource Center during Coffee Hour. Goodies will be supplied by the Ambos Family. We hope to see you there!

Can’t make it to the packing party, but want to help?

Donations can be made via Zelle or check please note “diaper donation” or “Choice Food and Resource Center in the subject line

4th Century Church

Saturday, May 3, @ 10 a.m.

Including a tour of the church properties, including the 7 Paterson, and Parish House, the Choir Loft, and the new Boilers!

It's time for the May Christ Church RaiseRight! Order

Paul Ambos will be placing a new card order on the morning of Monday, May 5. Please place your orders accordingly. If you plan to mail him an order with a check, please (a) mail it by Wednesday, April 30, or, better, (b) advise him by email when you mail it of what your order is so that he can place it on time despite possible Post Office delays. Or, if you place your own order directly on the RaiseRight website or app, he will be able to see it there when I order the monthly batch.

You can avoid writing him a check by using their payment

options through your checking account of credit card (checking costs a 29 cent charge per order; credit cards charge a

percentage that is usually more).  And if you want physical cards delivered directly to your home, you can do that through the app, although you will be charged for delivery.  If you order for delivery through him, the church covers the

delivery charge.

Thank you for your support of this parish program.

Lenten Series Bread of Life

Nourish your soul with Bread of Life. When the world feels heavy—divided and uncertain—hearts ache, minds seek peace, and souls hunger for hope. In these moments, while many search for a way forward, the bread of life reminds us of abundance. There is enough love, grace, and hope for all. 

Bread of Life highlights how Jesus fed people—not just their bodies but their souls—with good news, redemption, and stories of God’s kin(g)dom. From wedding feasts to eating with tax collectors to feeding thousands, people left Jesus’ presence with full hearts and bellies. Bread of Life provides everything you need to set the table and equip all ages in your congregation and community to be nourished, both in body and spirit.

As we journey through Lent, from the wilderness to the shorelines of Galilee, we will find the sacred in the ordinary—like bread, simple yet essential. This Lent, gather your community together to break bread, savor in the divine generosity of God, and rise to share with the world out of the abundance we have received from the bread of life.

The Episcopal Migration Ministries (EMM) and the Office of Government Relations (OGR) have launched a new Immigration Action Toolkit page on the Episcopal Church website.

This toolkit consolidates a wide range of resources in one place, making it a go-to destination for immigration information. While some resources focus on the Episcopal Church's response to the current situation, it also includes helpful links on topics like Family Preparedness and Know Your Rights, which are valuable to people of all faiths or none at all.

To stay updated on this ever-evolving issue and hear from knowledgeable

experts, a 30-minute weekly webinar is available. You can register here.

Prayers requested for:

Barb, Brianna, Dennis, Doreen, Edith, Erica, Florence, Georgia, Hansford, Jean, Jeannine, Jefferson, Jim, Margaret, Pam, Pat, Robert, Steve, Stanford, Timothy, Tisha, Vivian, Yvonne

 Anglican Cycle of Prayer: the Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui

Diocesan Cycle Prayer: Church of the Resurrection in Millville

Christ Church Ministry: Lay Eucharistic Ministers and Visitors

Birthdays this week: Benny Barksdale, Liz Cooper, Thomas Stone, Towanda Stovall, Douglass Watt

Thank you for your generous giving to support the Mission and Ministry of Christ Church!

We encourage you to send your pledges and donations to Christ Church in a variety of ways:

• Go to the Donate/Pledge page on our website and give through PayPal
• Schedule payments through your bank to Christ Church directly
• Zelle to admin@christchurchnewbrunswick.org
• Mail in a check to Christ Church
• Scan this code to support Christ Church’s ministries and outreach to the community.