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Presbyterian Church invites the community to 'Welcome Back Sunday'

Free picnic, family fun to follow 10 a.m. worship service on Sept. 8

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Chatham Township, NJ – Kick off a new program year with the Presbyterian Church of Chatham Township, 240 Southern Boulevard, at "Welcome Back Sunday" on Sept. 8.

The community is invited to join us for worship at 10 a.m. and stay for a free, family-friendly picnic on the front lawn as the congregation celebrates a new season of faith, community, and service. Soon to launch programs, including Sunday School, Chat and Chew (a midweek children’s club), adult and children’s choirs, will be supplemented by a variety of fellowship groups and new

worship opportunities.
Children will enjoy face painting, games, a bouncy house, and more. In addition to these fun activities, the picnic will feature grilled hamburgers and hot dogs, side salads, chips, and an ice cream bar.

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“We are excited to be on the cusp of a new chapter as a congregation and welcome neighbors and friends of all ages to visit and learn more. At PCCT, all are welcome,” said The Rev. Thomas A. Brown, pastor of the church.


For additional information about "Welcome Back Sunday" and other church programs, please visit http://www.pcct-nj.org or call (973) 635-2340.

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The Presbyterian Church of Chatham Township is a vibrant, multi-generational congregation that
celebrates faith, fellowship, and service. Welcoming members from over 20 local communities and beyond through livestream, our church offers a welcoming space for everyone, including young families, single adults, and couples with grown children. With diverse perspectives and a rich array of music and educational programs, we address social outreach needs including hunger, homelessness, and disaster recovery. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram to see our community in action.

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