Verona United Methodist Church

The church is located at the corner of Montrose Avenue and Hill Streets in Verona, New Jersey. The mailing address, should you wish to share blessings, testimony, or prayer requests is 26 Montrose Avenue, Verona, NJ 07044. The phone number is (973) 239-5509 .

Child care is available during the service and there is a coffee hour after the service.

Adult Bible Class meets at 9 a.m.
Children and Youth Church Sunday School is during the Worship Service
Worship Service is 10:30 a.m. The children go to their Sunday School service after the children's message in the sanctuary.

There are Christian Play Groups that meet on Tuesday and Thursday mornings.
A Quilting Group meets every Tuesday at 7:30 pm.
The gentlemen of the church have a group called ROMEOs that meet and work at the church on various projects on Tuesdays.
The church is also host to AA and NA groups that meet on weekday evenings.
A Quilting Group meets every Tuesday at 7:30 pm.

Call (973) 239-5509 for further information about any groups.

The church, which is handicapped accessible, is located right off Bloomfield Avenue (Route 46 up to West Caldwell, NJ), on Montrose Avenue which is directly across from the Police Station and War Memorials in Verona.

A list of events on our church calendar for the next two months can be accessed by clicking here The congregation of the Verona United Methodist Church welcomed a new pastor on July 5, 2009. Bishop Devadhar appointed Pastor Sharon Burniston. Although this is Pastor Burnistons’ first appointment as a licensed local pastor, she has most recently served the Green Village United Methodist Church as part of her pastoral training through Drew University.
She will complete her Master of Divinity degree at Drew University this fall. Pastor Burniston has also completed a clinical pastoral education program at the Boggs Center for Developmental Disabilities and has special interests in disability theology. She lives in Maplewood with her husband and three daughters.

The history of the church, written with assistance from Fred Miller and using pictures and some text from Robert L. Williams' book Images of Old Verona and other historical materials available at the Verona Library, is available by clicking here.

Please feel free to come share with us if you are ever in the Verona, New Jersey area.

You may also be interested in this link to the United Methodist Church's Information Page.

Verona United Methodist Church