Intrigued by the open question #1 prompts from Sunday’s service? Haven't seen them?? Come discuss this Open Question with other congregants at our in-person session this Saturday at 10am in Chu Hall .

Looking for a warm and welcoming place to spend Thanksgiving afternoon? Join us on Thursday, November 27 from 2:00–5:00 PM  in Chu Family Hall for a relaxed holiday meal shared in community. Hosted by Nick, Sasha, and Alex, the Fellowship will be providing all the classics— turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing, cranberry sauce, and pumpkin pie —the basics we all love. If you’d like to bring a dish to share, you are warmly encouraged to do so, but there is absolutely no expectation. Just bring...

Take a break from the holiday rush and join us for an afternoon of cozy fun, sweet treats, and classic holiday cheer!

Looking for the perfect holiday gifts? Come to our Queer Holiday Maker’s Market and discover unique, handmade treasures from LGBTQ+ artists and makers! From art and crafts to one-of-a-kind gifts, this is your chance to shop small, shop local, and shop queer while supporting creativity and community.

The Fellowship is hosting a Trans Clothing Swap with the NJ Trans Makers Market—a space for trans community members to exchange clothing, celebrate identity, and connect with each other.

We’re so excited to invite our older children and youth to join the launch of our brand-new Junior Child Care Helper Program .  This program is a chance for kids to step up, shine, and become active helpers in our Child Care room. Junior Helpers will assist our adult volunteers by playing with younger children, helping with simple tasks, and helping to make the space warm, welcoming, and fun for everyone. Kids ages 5 and up  are invited to participate: Ages 5–10  can join when a parent or...

As we sprint to finish in August 2026 with no need for a further loan, we announced Sunday that we had reduced the need to $215,000. But ...

Service Auction statements were emailed Tues/Wed. Check below for details

The Gifts of Conscience Fair on Sunday Dec. 14th from 11 AM to 3 PM will feature local social justice partners as well as a Holiday Market.

Marshall Deutsch was the first person to sign the Fellowship's membership book on Dec. 18, 1955. His co-founders gave him that honor for his key role in starting the organization.