Bergen Point Community Church

Bergen Point Community Church

About Us

Interdenominational Church

Community Church •  American Baptist • United Methodist • Reformed Church of America

"The purpose of this union is to provide for the worship of Almighty God and instruction in the Christian religion by a United Congregation, and to enable these four churches to become a greater moral and spiritual force in the community, and greater influence for the interdenominational harmony in the entire city."

The church is a Protestant based fellowship with roots from the American Baptist, United Methodist, and Reformed Church of America. We are considered a community church because you may also join the church as a nondenominational Christian. Many members are from diverse Protestant as well as Roman Catholic backgrounds. Communion is open to anyone who believes Christ is their Savior.


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Our Services

Sunday
11:00am
Service

What to Expect

What are services like?
Spirit-filled

What is the community like?
Diverse

What if I'm not a Christian?
The church is based on Jesus and our religious openness and ecumenical spirit. We continue to be deeply influenced by our religious tradition, but we are never bound by it. Our Service of Worship provides a warm and friendly atmosphere where individuals may freely worship God and feel at home, regardless of church membership or denominational affiliation. The Holy Spirit gives us gifts when we confess our faith, "Jesus is my Savior." Have a time to discern what gifts you have: wisdom, knowledge, faith, healing, miracles, prophecy, evangelist, discernment of spirit, tongues, teaching, ministry, exhortation, generousity and compassion. No matter what gifts a person has, each gift is given by the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit decides which gifts each one of us should have and gives these gifts as His will, not as our will. No christian should complain about his or her gifts, nor should any believer boast about his or her gifts. We are many members in one body, the church, ministering to each other. We are responsible to use and sharpen our gifts, but we cannot take credit for what God has freely given us. We are called for the good of the whole body and the effectiveness of its mission and witness in the world.


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