worship

Welcome to the
Church on the Green

All are welcome. All are loved. All are included. All are celebrated.
We can’t wait to meet you.

Worship

10:00 am | Sanctuary and Online

Join us for joyful, uplifting worship every Sunday at 10:00 am (57 East Park Place in Morristown). This welcoming service features inspiring music, meaningful prayers, and relevant, relatable sermons that connect faith with everyday life. Whether you are exploring faith, returning to church, or looking for a community where you can belong, we invite you to worship with us. We take Communion the first Sunday of the month.

8:00 am | CHAPEL (First sunday)

Start your month with peace and purpose at our 8:00 am worship service in Morristown (service held on the first Sunday of the month). This shortened, contemplative service offers a calm and meaningful space to reconnect with God before the busyness of the day begins. Centered around Communion, it invites you into a rhythm of reflection, prayer, and quiet renewal.

10:00 am worship

childcare information

Children are always welcome to stay in worship, but for those with infants through first graders, we do offer childcare during our 10:00 am worship service. Our childcare is always attended by an adult caregiver and sometimes an additional teenage helper. All volunteers have background checks and clearances as required by New Jersey state law and have participated in a Child Protection Training provided by PCM. You must sign your child in and out, and someone will come get you if your child needs you. Our greeters or ushers will be glad to take you to the room if you wish someone to show you the way!

Want to join us for worship
but don’t know what to expect?

October 11 - November 1

Sermon Series:
Love First

In a world that seems increasingly divided, distracted, and afraid, what would it mean to love first? Not as a sentimental idea or a way of avoiding hard truths, but as a distinctly Christian way of seeing the world – and one another.

In the weeks leading up to the election, the Gospel of Matthew invites us to imagine a different way of being human. Jesus tells stories about invitations that reach beyond the expected guest list, reminds us that every human being bears the image of God, reduces the complexity of faith to two simple commandments – love God and love your neighbor – and speaks blessing over people the world might overlook.

To love first is to make room. To see God’s image in every person. To let love reorder what matters most. And to stay present with one another, even when life is painful.
This fall, we’ll ask what might happen if love became the first thing we do, the first thing we look for, and the first way we see.

Love First. Because this is how Jesus teaches us to live.