Mark Jensen
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East Brunswick Community Church
Very authentic community. The people are very welcoming and hospitable. They genuinely care about each other and that warmth is felt by visitors.
They meet in a decent sized room in the YMCA. They also have separate rooms for kids classes, one for infants up to pre-K and the other for K thru about 9 or 10 years old. There are a good number of boys and girls in both classes. They do a good job of keeping the kids safe: they are checked in and out by the moms and helpers (dads and siblings) who teach the kids' classes. Dads help out too. The kids rooms are used by the YMCA for their classes so they are already set up for kids to have fun, be safe, and have access to dedicated kid bathrooms.
The church makes a point of being involved in the community through volunteering and through outreach, especially at community events (like East Brunswick Day). They have small groups that meet weekly at members' homes to develop a sense of community and to grow / learn together.
The music is contemporary and is lively and engaging. You get a sense that the leaders and the congregation are worshiping from the heart.
The preaching / teaching is topical and there are usually series of sermons covering a single topic or theme. The teaching is didactic and expository.
The church members are ethnicly, socially, and politically diverse, yet they seems to maintain unity in their commitment to one another and to following Jesus.
They meet in a decent sized room in the YMCA. They also have separate rooms for kids classes, one for infants up to pre-K and the other for K thru about 9 or 10 years old. There are a good number of boys and girls in both classes. They do a good job of keeping the kids safe: they are checked in and out by the moms and helpers (dads and siblings) who teach the kids' classes. Dads help out too. The kids rooms are used by the YMCA for their classes so they are already set up for kids to have fun, be safe, and have access to dedicated kid bathrooms.
The church makes a point of being involved in the community through volunteering and through outreach, especially at community events (like East Brunswick Day). They have small groups that meet weekly at members' homes to develop a sense of community and to grow / learn together.
The music is contemporary and is lively and engaging. You get a sense that the leaders and the congregation are worshiping from the heart.
The preaching / teaching is topical and there are usually series of sermons covering a single topic or theme. The teaching is didactic and expository.
The church members are ethnicly, socially, and politically diverse, yet they seems to maintain unity in their commitment to one another and to following Jesus.