Even after 300 years we're still growing...

Our congregation was established in Bound Brook more than 300 years ago by Scottish Covenanters who had been persecuted for their religious beliefs.  Today, our congregation of over 475 members represents a diverse cross-section from communities throughout the Raritan Valley. We strive to be a welcoming, caring, worshipping, and learning community.


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  • Who We Are

    Believing that we are all God’s children, we offer a community of openness and inclusion. People of all races, cultures, and stations in life and those who are same-sex oriented will find a safe and affirming place here.  The members of our congregation encourage one another to ask new questions and to “think outside the box” so that we can grow in our journeys of faith. We support one another in caring and encouraging ways.  We value and celebrate the cultural richness that comes from a diverse community and we seek to ensure that all who visit us are made to feel at home. 


In Service

Global mission programs are an important part of the life of our church. Whether we are repairing homes in Appalachia, working to build schools in Grenada, or sponsoring the education of girls in Pakistan, the members of BBPC seek to have a global impact to help those in need. If you feel called to serve, come join us!


In Community

A church is more than just a building, it's a community.  Whether we are working, learning, playing or worshipping, community plays a central role in who we are.

At BBPC we welcome you for who you are, where you are in your journey of faith.  You'll find community whether it is in a book study group, youth activity or even just sharing coffee with a stranger after worship.

In Faith

The life of faith is best lived shared.  We believe that our mission is to follow Jesus' example and live a full life in Faith to God.  Our journeys of faith are a collective experience of struggle, joy, laughter and tears.