| Support Congregations 2010
All Saints Episcopal Church, Millington
Budd Lake Union Chapel
Butler United Methodist Church
Calvary Baptist Church, Morristown
Calvary Presbyterian Church, Florham Park
Chatham-Summit Friends Meeting Quakers, Chatham Township
Church of Christ the King, New Vernon
Church of God In Christ, Morristown
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Church of the Assumption, Morristown
Church of The Savior Episcopal, Denville
Denville United Methodist Community Church
First Memorial Presbyterian Church, Dover
First Presbyterian Church of Rockaway
First Presbyterian Church of Stirling
First Presbyterian Church of Succasunna
First Reformed Church of Pompton Plains
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, Florham Park
Grace Episcopal Church, Madison
Holy Angels Parish, Little Falls
Lake Hopatcong United Methodist Church
Long Hill Chapel, Chatham
Madison United Methodist Church
Meyersville Presbyterian Church, Gillette
Morristown Jewish Center
Morristown Unitarian Fellowship
Ogden Memorial Presbyterian Church, Chatham
Our Lady of Good Counsel Church, Pompton Plains
Our Lady of the Lake, Mt. Arlington
Our Lady of the Magnificat, Kinnelon
Pompton Valley Presbyterian Church
Port Morris United Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church of New Providence
St. Andrew's Lutheran Church, Parsippany
St. David's Episcopal, Kinnelon
St. Joseph's Church, Lincoln Park
St. Jude Roman Catholic Church, Hopatcong
St. Lawrence the Martyr, Chester
St. Mark Lutheran Church
St. Mary's Church, Pompton Lakes
St. Michael's Church, Netcong
St. Patrick Parish, Chatham
St. Paul's Episcopal of Chatham
St. Peter the Apostle Church
St. Peter's Episcopal Church - Mt. Arlington
St. Vincent De Paul Roman Catholic Church, Stirling
St. Virgil's Roman Catholic Parish, Morris Plains
Temple B'nai Or, Morristown
Temple Hatikvah, Flanders
The Evangelical Lutheran Church of Our Savior
Trinity Lutheran Church of Dover
Union Baptist Church, Morristown
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A Support Congregation is partnered with a Host Congregation and provides volunteers, meals and other important assistance to the Host Congregation during their host week. Many congregations choose to become a Support Congregation instead of a Host because of space limitations, size of congregation or while adding space to their current facility. This is a great option for these congregations because their members are still able to volunteer and impact local families’ lives. The following outlines the basic elements needed to be a Support Congregation:
* A Support Congregation provides volunteers to their Host Congregation to help cover volunteer shifts during the host week. There should always be at least 2 volunteers present and generally not more than 4 at a time at the Host Congregation. All volunteers complete training and orientation before they begin serving.
* A Support Congregation provides a person(s) to serve as the Primary Coordinator to recruit needed volunteers for the host week, attend scheduled meetings and act as the main contact.
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