Tag: First Presbyterian Church of Cranbury
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Gourgaud Gallery features exhibit on notable Cranbury citizens from the past
The Gourgaud Gallery will feature an exhibit on 17 notable Cranbury citizens from the past. The exhibit titled, “Not to be Forgotten: Some of the People Who Helped to Make Cranbury What It Is Today” will run from Sept. 2-26 at the Gourgaud Gallery, 23 North Main St., Cranbury. The exhibit is a collaboration between The…
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Bridging ceremony celebrates completion of Cub Scout journey
Cranbury Cub Scouts took a leap forward in scouting when they completed a bridging ceremony inside of First Presbyterian Church of Cranbury’s Fellowship Hall. The bridging ceremony, which consists of Cub Scouts walking across a small wooden bridge, signifies that the Cub Scouts are leaving their pack to join the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts…
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Skeet’s Pantry aids families facing issue of food insecurity
Across New Jersey the state has seen an increase in food insecurity since the coronavirus pandemic began to hit residents in 2020. Feeding America, a national hunger relief organization, projected in its latest report last fall that New Jersey would see the food insecurity rate increase by 56%, and that child food insecurity is also…
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Cranbury Nativity drive-through postponed until Dec. 20
The First Presbyterian Church of Cranbury will hold Journey to Bethlehem: A Live Drive-Through Nativity from 7-8 p.m. Dec. 20 as a postponement from the original date of Dec. 18. For more information, visit http://cranburypres.org/journey-to-bethlehem-drive-through-nativity-december-18/
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Church’s drive-thru Nativity seeks to shine a light on hope in Cranbury
Update: The Journey to Bethlehem drive-thru nativity has been postponed to Dec. 20 and will still be from 7-8 p.m. When the end of the week arrives, Christmas carols will play out of the bell tower at First Presbyterian Church of Cranbury, as residents experience the church’s first drive-thru Nativity. With Christmas right around, the corner…
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First Presbyterian Church of Cranbury will hold Carillon Concert
The First Presbyterian Church of Cranbury will hold a Carillon Concert at 3 p.m. Nov. 22, rain or shine, outside the church, 22 S. Main St., Cranbury. Enjoy hymns broadcasted from the church’s belfry. Park in the church parking lot, alternating spots. Social distancing and masks required. For more information, visit http://cranburypres.org/
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Cranbury School eighth graders raised money and supplies for Skeet’s Pantry
Cranbury School eighth graders Larry Hu, Graham Baird and Anthony Famiglietti, along with Princeton High School junior Drew Baird, raised more than $900 and 28 bags of food for Skeet’s Pantry at First Presbyterian Church of Cranbury. The students raised the funds and food through the three eighth graders sending out flyers to their classmates…
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Skeet’s Pantry continues to provide essential groceries to families in need during coronavirus pandemic
As the coronavirus pandemic continues in the United States, food pantries across the country are facing increased demand from people hit hardest by the outbreak’s economic toll. Skeet’s Pantry in Cranbury has been one of the food pantries able to maintain a consistent stock of grocery items for families in need each month during the…