Old Bridge Churches-Find an Old Bridge Church
July 20, 2008 by David
Looking for some decent Old Bridge Churches? Finding an Old Bridge church is not too difficult because there are many churches in Old Bridge, NJ from which to choose a good church. Located in the cross hairs of Rt 9 and Rt 18, Old Bridge and its subsidiaries like Laurence Harbor is a sprawling complex of strip malls and nightclubs, and finding a good church in the Old Bridge area really depends on personal tastes.
Are you looking for Old Bridge churches that have traditional worship or Christian rock? Do you prefer expository, verse by verse teaching? Topical messages on issues pertaining to your life? You can find any number of these churches in the Old Bridge area.
Top Old Bridge Churches
Old Bridge Church: Garden State Baptist Church
Contact: 732-251-4232
Old Bridge Church: Calvary Chapel Old Bridge
Contact: 123 White Oak Ln Old Bridge, NJ 08857 (732) 679-9222
Old Bridge Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd
Contact: 732-679-8883
Do you know of additional Old bridge churches that need to be listed here at Oasis-Church-NJ.com? Simply email us with the Old Bridge church information, and we will be blad to post it.
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New Brunswick Churches-Find a New Brunswick Church
July 18, 2008 by David
New Brunswick Church search anyone. If you are looking to find New Brunswick churches to attend, Oasis Church (that’s us!) is a great New Brunswick area church you may like. However, there are also a great number of New Brunswick Churches reflecting the history and cultural diversity of the city. Home of Rutgers University, there are a number of good New Brunswick churches in the area of George Street, College Avenue and Easton Avenue that would be of interest to Rutgers Students looking for a New Brunswick Church.
New Brunswick Churches Around Rutgers College
Whether you are a Busch College, Cook College, Douglass College or Livingston Campus college student, we would love to have you as our guest at Oasis Church. We are an affiliated church of Rutgers University in New Brunswick, and are a Bible based, contemporary Christian church with a focus on singles and young families. Also, if you’re looking for some great fellowship and free food, this is the place to worship, fellowship and hang out.
Notwithstanding the above, there are a number of other awesome churches in New Brunswick in addition to ours. Here are some top listed New Brunswick churches.
Top Listed 5 New Brunswick Churches in Google
New Brunswick Church:The United Methodist Church at New Brunswick
Contact: www.umc.org - (732)-545-8975
New Brunswick Church: Emanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church
Contact: www.emanuelnb.org
New Brunswick Church: Christ Church New Brunswick
Contact: www.christchurchnewbrunswick.org (732)-545-6262
New Brunswick, NJ Church: First Reformed Church
Contact: www.firstreformedchurch.net (732)-545-1005
New Brunswick Church: Abundant Life Worship Center
Of course, there are plenty more New Brunswick Churches than noted above. Do you attend a New Brunswick Church (ie: Roman catholic, Methodist, Baptist, Calvary Chapel, CMA, Presbyterian, Lutheran, etc) that you would like listed on our site? Just let us know, and we will be glad to list your NJ church within 24 hours.
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Middlesex County Fair Directions
July 16, 2008 by David
The Middlesex County Fair is a huge event for Middlesex County. The Middlesex County Fair is also a huge event for our Oasis Church plant because it marks the first time we will be engaging our community with the love of Jesus and our vision for a new church in NJ. For directions to the Middlesex County Fair, see below.
Check this out: The Middlesex County Fair organizers expect over 100,000 guests during this event, which runs from August 4, 2008 through August 10, 2008. That’s why we rented a Middlesex County fair booth for a total of 54 hours…all for a total of 54 hours! - That’s a lot of “bang for the buck” if you ask me.
Besides giving out some “functional stuff” like pens , magnets and Bibles all for FREE, we will be having many opportunities to compassionately share Jesus at the Middlesex County fair with many hurting and hungry people in the area.
Need directions to the Middlesex County Fair?
The Middlesex County Fair is being held at 655 Cranbury Rd. in East Brunswick, which is basically “in the sticks” part of the County. Don’t feel bad if you get a little lost, because I did too the first time I came to the fair. However, the following Middlesex County Fair directions may help.
From Route 18 in Piscataway:
Take Route 18 south to EB, and look for the Cranbury exit. Take a right onto onto Cranbury Road (Rt. 535 South), passing East Brunswick High School. Bear left at the fork and keep traveling on CranburyRoad for a little less than 3 miles until the Middlesex County fair appears on the right. a
From Route 18 north in Old Bridge:
Continue on Rt. 18 north as if you are going toward New Brunswick. Once in East Brunswick, look for the Cranbury exit. Pass over Rt 18 onto Cranbury road, and follow the directions as listed above.
From the New Jersey Turnpike:
Take exit 8a, turning right onto Route 535 N which will take you directly to the Middlesex County Fairgrounds in about 5 miles. The Fair will appear on your left.
If you do make it to the Middlesex County Fair, you will see many rides, games, food stands, animals, and enjoy hundreds of other cool displays. Our Oasis Church booth will be located under the big tent with dozens of other vendors. If you’re looking for a new church to attend, stop by and say hi. I plan on being there for ALL (am I committed or crazy?) 54 hours.
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North Brunswick Churches-Find a North Brunswick Church
July 8, 2008 by David
You want to find North Brunswick churches? Perhaps you’re a single parent looking for a North Brunswick church for you and the kids, or a young married couple new to the North Brunswick, NJ area? Well the good news is that there are a large number of North Brunswick churches that you may wish to consider as you search for a North Brunswick church. Of course, while we would love for you to give Oasis Church a try first, we understand there are different churches for different folks.
Top Listed North Brunswick Churches in Google
North Brunswick Church: Reformed Church of North Brunswick
Contact: www.nbrcweb.org - (732) 545-2736
North Brunswick Church: Christian Fellowship Church
Contact: www.cfcnb.org - (732) 246-3310
North Brunswick Church: First United Pentecostal Church
Contact:- (732) 246-8850
North Brunswick Church: Georges Road Baptist Church
Contact:- www.baptist411.com - (732) 297-0867
North Brunswick Church: Community Church
Contact:- (732) 297-2792
Of course, there are plenty more North Brunswick Churches than noted above. Do you attend a North Brunswick Church (ie: Roman catholic, Methodist, Baptist, Calvary Chapel, CMA, Presbyterian, Lutheran, etc) that you would like listed on our site? Just let us know, and we will be glad to list your NJ church within 24 hours.
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Oasis Church Teaching Pastor
July 1, 2008 by David
God’s provisions are absolutely amazing! As a church planter in NJ, I need to remind myself of this often. So check this out: We had been praying for a mature and dedicated Christian around 30 years old, with teaching gifts, a passion for reaching the lost using multi-media and a willingness to join us as a teaching Pastor at our Oasis Church Plant. Tall order, right? Not with God!
A short while after we prayed, a pastor named Dan Sardinas (30) called us after finding our church website. He and his wife Lori (31), who also served as worship leader, had just left their church in PA because they felt God was leading them to plant churches. Gee, what a coincidence!
From a worldly perspective there was absolutely no reason for Dan, who had been the pastor for the past 5 years or so, to leave his church. He loved the people and they loved him. And recently he had earned a Church Health Award from Saddleback Church for doubling the size of his church from 60 to 125 in only two years. Yet, he felt God calling him to a different ministry.
After spending some time with Dan over a tasty meal at Bennigan’s, we both realized we shared the same passion for reaching others for Jesus, and have complementary spiritual gifts. A few days later Dan and Lori committed to becoming part of our Oasis Church Launch Team, and boy are we glad they did! A gifted communicator, Dan will be one of our teaching pastors (he’s good, real good) and I’m hoping Lori will (I haven’t asked her yet) to become part of our forming worship band.
Overall, we don’t know how long we will have Dan and Lori with us (they eventually plan on planting a house church network in Florida), but when they do leave it will be a “win-win situation” for Oasis Church because we will be sending out a missionary and helping to support another church planter fulfilling the Great Commission. Amen!
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