Every Christian is called to care about their neighbor.
You can get involved by volunteering with one of our caring ministries - locally or globally -
or be the answer to someone's prayer by giving financially.
it's not about us
Every Christian is called to care about their neighbor.
You can get involved by volunteering with one of our caring ministries - locally or globally -
or be the answer to someone's prayer by giving financially.
service and mission
showing the love of christ
The Service and Mission Team of the First Presbyterian Church of Cranford (FPCC) provides opportunities for the congregation and community to experience the transformational powers of Christ through serving others. Volunteers are always welcome.
LOCAL IMPACT
FPCC supports a number of local organizations who assist those in need, and for over 30 years has been home base for The Cranford-Elmora Soup Kitchen. FPCC members and volunteers assemble mobile picnic meals and serve approximately 100 men, women, and children outside of the First Baptist Church in Elizabeth each Sunday afternoon.
For a list of the organizations we partner with and/ or support click HERE.
GLOBAL IMPACT
Members of our church have participated in mission trips to help those in need in Nicaragua, Brazil, Cuba and various locations within the United States. We provide support to missionaries in Peru and Greece, who work with refugees and impoverished populations.
Deacons
the caring arm of the church
Deacons have a very special role in the life of the church. From preparing communion elements to organizing emergency meal trains, visiting those who are homebound or writing cards and letters to show love and caring, they radiate the love of Jesus to all! If you've stayed for coffee and treats after church, thank a Deacon!
Grief recovery seminar
JOURNEY TOWARD WHOLENESS - HEALING THE GRIEVING HEART
The First Presbyterian Church of Cranford offers a free eight-week bereavement seminar several times a year. “Journey Toward Wholeness – Healing the Grieving Heart.” takes place on Sunday evenings from 6:30-8:30pm on Zoom.
The next seminar will be from April 16 to June 4, 2023. Registration is open now and is required to attend this event. To register, call Pam at 908-964-3263 or Suzanne at 908-251-5641.