Comments on: NJ Church Blog-The Beginning http://oasis-church-nj.com/nj-church-blog-beginning.htm Contemporary, casual Christian church that offers hope and relvant and practical messages about life Sun, 13 Nov 2011 04:46:19 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: David http://oasis-church-nj.com/nj-church-blog-beginning.htm/comment-page-1#comment-378 David Fri, 30 Jan 2009 21:35:39 +0000 http://oasis-church-nj.com/?p=146#comment-378 Hey Mark- Thanks for your comment. I agree about the need for a contemporary relevant church in NJ. That is why we are planting a church down the RT. 22 corridor in Mountainside. If you, or anybody you know is interested in getting involved in a new church up here in Union County NJ, just give us a call at 732-406-7821. Hey Mark-

Thanks for your comment. I agree about the need for a contemporary relevant church in NJ. That is why we are planting a church down the RT. 22 corridor in Mountainside. If you, or anybody you know is interested in getting involved in a new church up here in Union County NJ, just give us a call at 732-406-7821.

]]> By: Mark from Jersey http://oasis-church-nj.com/nj-church-blog-beginning.htm/comment-page-1#comment-377 Mark from Jersey Wed, 28 Jan 2009 20:03:54 +0000 http://oasis-church-nj.com/?p=146#comment-377 The Central Jersey New Jersey area is craving for a contemporary, Mega-Bible teaching church (without labels), who fullfills the specific needs of the New Jersey area. New Jersey guy are real, straight forward, hardcore, strong, work hard for mediocricty, and are a burnt out people who desperately need the Lord to relieve them of thier sorrows, pains, and problems. They want a church who is up with the times, uses technology and computers to release information quickly. I see mega churches being built all through out the United States except in New Jersey. Land is expensive in NJ therefore you need a foundation of believers who support the vision. I pray for a church such as this! We have not built it yet. The Lord's will on this matter will be done. The Central Jersey New Jersey area is craving for a contemporary, Mega-Bible teaching church (without labels), who fullfills the specific needs of the New Jersey area. New Jersey guy are real, straight forward, hardcore, strong, work hard for mediocricty, and are a burnt out people who desperately need the Lord to relieve them of thier sorrows, pains, and problems. They want a church who is up with the times, uses technology and computers to release information quickly.

I see mega churches being built all through out the United States except in New Jersey. Land is expensive in NJ therefore you need a foundation of believers who support the vision. I pray for a church such as this! We have not built it yet. The Lord’s will on this matter will be done.

]]> By: Sharon Styler http://oasis-church-nj.com/nj-church-blog-beginning.htm/comment-page-1#comment-289 Sharon Styler Fri, 24 Oct 2008 20:17:59 +0000 http://oasis-church-nj.com/?p=146#comment-289 We're from Jersey, too. And I love Jersey but it got a bit too cold for me in the winters so here we are in AZ. I just wanted to say two things about the Jersey nasty part. My husband speaks in churches all over the U.S. and Canada. Once, a woman who found out he was from NJ said, "People in NJ have a reputation for being rude and nasty." To which he replied. "On behalf of all the people in NJ, let me just say we don't care." Was that rude? And secondly, my son once made a very astute observation. He said, "People in NJ are not rude, they're just impatient." Like they'll hold the door open for you but if you take too long (you know longer than 10 or 20 seconds), they'll just let it close. Like how long do I have to stand here? Anyway, NJ is a great place. May the Lord richly bless all your efforts for Him there. We’re from Jersey, too. And I love Jersey but it got a bit too cold for me in the winters so here we are in AZ.

I just wanted to say two things about the Jersey nasty part.

My husband speaks in churches all over the U.S. and Canada. Once, a woman who found out he was from NJ said, “People in NJ have a reputation for being rude and nasty.” To which he replied. “On behalf of all the people in NJ, let me just say we don’t care.”

Was that rude?

And secondly, my son once made a very astute observation.
He said, “People in NJ are not rude, they’re just impatient.” Like they’ll hold the door open for you but if you take too long (you know longer than 10 or 20 seconds), they’ll just let it close. Like how long do I have to stand here?

Anyway, NJ is a great place. May the Lord richly bless all your efforts for Him there.

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