About
Macedonia Ministries and Programs

1. Wednesday Night Service
2. Hospitality Ministry
3. Rites of Passage
4. MFLCCI
5. Housing Center
6. Day Care
7. Nursery
8. Lizzie Dunn Scholarship
9. N.J. Orators

Wednesday Night Service

The Macedonia Wednesday Night Worship Services has been designed to enhance worshipping opportunities for regular parishioners who attend the Sunday Service and to provide casual worshipping opportunities for individuals and families who are not able to attend on Sundays. A free wholesome meal is prepared by Macedonia Deaconesses one hour before the Wednesday Night Worship Service begins.

Parishioners have stated that they like the Wednesday Night Worship Service because they can dress casually, fellowship more openly and let someone else prepare their dinner for them at no cost. This Worship Service begins at 7 p.m. and ends at 8:30 p.m. Non-members are invited to fellowship and dine with members of Macedonia.

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Hospitality Ministry

We greet you in the name of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. We're so happy that you are considering coming to worship with us.  We hope as you enter our front doors that there will be an atmosphere of love and warmth. We are privileged that you have selected Macedonia Baptist church as your home of worship.  Here at Macedonia, we believe in the Worship of the King ; the Service of the Lord ; Learning the Word ; and Building lasting Friendships.  Our doors are always open to you.  On behalf of the Hospitality Ministry ; our Pastor, Dr. Edward D. Harper ;  First Lady Harper ;  and all the members of this church we welcome you.  We pray for traveling mercies of safety as you travel to Macedonia.  If we can assist you in whatever you need may be, Macedonia is ready to serve. Again thank you for taking the time to travel and worship with us. We look forward to your visit.

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Rites of Passage

Learning life’s lessons by observing God and His awesome power promotes discipline and responsibility, yields service to the community and self discovery while we learn through focused activities.

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MFLCCI

The Macedonia Family Life Community Complex, Inc. is a non-profit corporation organized and designed to provide life enrichment skills for individuals and families. The service provided may change from time to time based on the resources of the corporation and the needs of the individuals and families served. However, the core activities will provide life enrichment skills such as the following:

• youth programs designed to promote the holistic development of youth;
• technical training for the development of individuals and families;
• means, opportunities and training for individuals that will enable them to develop marketable skills; and
• the development of good family life skills that will enable families to remain together and grow holistically.

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Housing Center

Macedonia Baptist Church built a 50-unit senior citizen building across the street, called the Rev. D. Albert C. Clayton Senior Residence.

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Day Care Center

Macedonia provides a state certified Day Care Center for children ages 2^1/2 years and up.  Excellent preparation for Kindergarten and First Grade.  Breakfast and Lunch are served, as well as an afternoon snack.  Activities include music appreciation, arts and crafts, outdoor play area, walks when weather permits, and field trips.  Hours of operation are 6:45 AM to 6:00 PM.  Contact us at 732-364-3633.

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Nursery

[This information will be available in the near future.]

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Lizzie Dunn Scholarship

The mission of the Lizzie H Dunn Scholarship Ministry is to provide funds to college bound students to assist them in their quest of higher education.

We offer academic tutoring and spiritual counseling.

To be of service to all students, we acknowledge and award the achievements of the gifted scholastic achievers as well.

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N. J. Orators

The mission of the Lakewood Chapter of New Jersey Orators is to improve the public speaking skills of students between the ages 7 to 18, thereby increasing their self-confidence, leadership skills and ability to maximize career choices and academic success.

As a result, the goals are to improve the student speaking, writing and presentation skills through the mastery of many categories of oratory, explore, understand and appreciate the history of literature, improve overall academic skills through language and to engage parents in building their children’s self esteem through artistic self expression.

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