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Teabo United Methodist Church
Wharton
NJ
07885
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Who we are
The members of Teabo United Methodist Church are disciples of Jesus Christ who live the Methodist watchwords: Open Hearts, Open Minds, Open Doors.
Our mission is to make disciples for Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world.
Teabo members are an enthusiastic community who seek to provide an extended church family to all. Led by the Holy Spirit and by the teachings of Jesus Christ, we want to extend the good news of God’s love for all mankind. Everyone is welcome here.
We believe that God loves all of his children and that He seeks for them a personal relationship with His son, Jesus Christ. We want to help you on your spiritual journey by providing stimulating worship, Bible study, family activities and events, local outreach into our community, and beyond to the world at large.
Our mission is to make disciples for Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world.
Teabo members are an enthusiastic community who seek to provide an extended church family to all. Led by the Holy Spirit and by the teachings of Jesus Christ, we want to extend the good news of God’s love for all mankind. Everyone is welcome here.
We believe that God loves all of his children and that He seeks for them a personal relationship with His son, Jesus Christ. We want to help you on your spiritual journey by providing stimulating worship, Bible study, family activities and events, local outreach into our community, and beyond to the world at large.
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Jacqueline (Jacki) Pillot
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47 Teabo Road
Wharton,
NJ
07885
United States
Phone: (973) 361-6190
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Quote of the Day
Matthew 25:23
...Well done, good and faithful servant; thou hast been faithful over a few things, I will make thee ruler over many things...
...Well done, good and faithful servant; thou hast been faithful over a few things, I will make thee ruler over many things...
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Jacqueline (Jacki) Pillot, originally from Western New York, holds a Bachelor of Arts in Religious Studies and Gender Studies from West Virginia Wesleyan College, and an M.Div from Drew University Theological School, where she met her husband, Pedro Pillot.
They have been married for five and a half years and have three daughters: Elba, Lydia, and Ana. Jacki has been in ministry in GNJ since 2016, when she served as a student intern through Mosaic Ministries in the Northern Shore. After graduating from Drew in 2017, she was appointed to Wennonah and New Sharon UMCs. In 2019, she was appointed to Trinity UMC where she has been serving since.
Jacki is passionate about ensuring that believers of all ages feel welcome in worship. She is excited to see where God takes her and her family in this new season.
They have been married for five and a half years and have three daughters: Elba, Lydia, and Ana. Jacki has been in ministry in GNJ since 2016, when she served as a student intern through Mosaic Ministries in the Northern Shore. After graduating from Drew in 2017, she was appointed to Wennonah and New Sharon UMCs. In 2019, she was appointed to Trinity UMC where she has been serving since.
Jacki is passionate about ensuring that believers of all ages feel welcome in worship. She is excited to see where God takes her and her family in this new season.
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Teabo United Methodist Church Wharton Service Times
Worship services are Sundays from 9:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m.
Fellowship Hour follows worship.
All are welcome!
2023 Christmas Services
Our upcoming Christmas Eve Candlelight Worship Service will be at 5:00pm Dec. 24th. (Please Note: there will not be a worship service at 9:00am on Christmas Eve)
Service Times last updated on the 24th of December, 2023
Fellowship Hour follows worship.
All are welcome!
2023 Christmas Services
Our upcoming Christmas Eve Candlelight Worship Service will be at 5:00pm Dec. 24th. (Please Note: there will not be a worship service at 9:00am on Christmas Eve)
Service Times last updated on the 24th of December, 2023
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We have good news for you. We have resumed our in-person Worship Services.
We will still offer ZOOM for the people that cannot come in person.
Come and join us!!!
As you prepare your hearts for Easter, remember...
"It's not about the bunny; it's about the lamb."
Masks will be optional unless guidelines change.
However, if you feel more comfortable wearing a mask, by all means, wear it!
We will still offer ZOOM for the people that cannot come in person.
Come and join us!!!
As you prepare your hearts for Easter, remember...
"It's not about the bunny; it's about the lamb."
Masks will be optional unless guidelines change.
However, if you feel more comfortable wearing a mask, by all means, wear it!
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Teabo United Methodist Church History
History of Teabo UMC
Teabo Churchwas established in 1870 by Welsh and Cornish miners from England who were brought to the United Statesas immigrants to labor in the mines.
Long before 1870, and long before there was a church building, these men and women formed themselves into Methodist classes and worshipped as they had in England, meeting in their homes.
Owners of the mines granted plots of ground to the miners’ religious societies and built local churches. Area business persons of the time donated organs, pews, and all that was needed for the interior. For the miners, the church was a place of peace, freedom from the everyday stress of mining, a time of fellowship with one another, and a place for spiritual growth and renewal.
Today, over 150 years later, Teabo remains a place of respite from day-to-day stress, an opportunity to renew and grow in the Spirit of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, through our worship services, and a welcoming place for fellowship with one another.
History of Lower Berkshire Valley UMC
The first record of regular religious services in Lower Berkshire Valley, found in the autobiography of Absalom Steelman, traces the beginning of the congregation to the mid-nineteenth century. Rev. Steelman, a Circuit Rider in the Longwood area in the years 1865-1871, wrote, “I’m going from my home in Succasunna to my charge in Longwood, and returning, my route lay through Lower Berkshire Valley, and while passing through on my way home after holding one of my meetings, I was hailed by two men with the request that I would preach at that place in the old school house. I complied and preached there about four years.” Thus our began in an old school house on this same site.
Merged in 2019
The congregations of Teabo UMC and Lower Berkshire Valley UMC were merged in June 2019. The un-official name of the new congregation is Teabo Berkshire United Methodist Church, however the official name is Teabo UMC. The Church building in Lower Berkshire Valley has been sold as worship services for the merged congregation are held at Teabo. The first worship service as a merged congregation was held on June 30, 2019. As Lower Berkshire Valley UMC and Teabo UMC begin a new ministry together, we will remain faithful to God’s call to serve.
Teabo Churchwas established in 1870 by Welsh and Cornish miners from England who were brought to the United Statesas immigrants to labor in the mines.
Long before 1870, and long before there was a church building, these men and women formed themselves into Methodist classes and worshipped as they had in England, meeting in their homes.
Owners of the mines granted plots of ground to the miners’ religious societies and built local churches. Area business persons of the time donated organs, pews, and all that was needed for the interior. For the miners, the church was a place of peace, freedom from the everyday stress of mining, a time of fellowship with one another, and a place for spiritual growth and renewal.
Today, over 150 years later, Teabo remains a place of respite from day-to-day stress, an opportunity to renew and grow in the Spirit of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, through our worship services, and a welcoming place for fellowship with one another.
History of Lower Berkshire Valley UMC
The first record of regular religious services in Lower Berkshire Valley, found in the autobiography of Absalom Steelman, traces the beginning of the congregation to the mid-nineteenth century. Rev. Steelman, a Circuit Rider in the Longwood area in the years 1865-1871, wrote, “I’m going from my home in Succasunna to my charge in Longwood, and returning, my route lay through Lower Berkshire Valley, and while passing through on my way home after holding one of my meetings, I was hailed by two men with the request that I would preach at that place in the old school house. I complied and preached there about four years.” Thus our began in an old school house on this same site.
Merged in 2019
The congregations of Teabo UMC and Lower Berkshire Valley UMC were merged in June 2019. The un-official name of the new congregation is Teabo Berkshire United Methodist Church, however the official name is Teabo UMC. The Church building in Lower Berkshire Valley has been sold as worship services for the merged congregation are held at Teabo. The first worship service as a merged congregation was held on June 30, 2019. As Lower Berkshire Valley UMC and Teabo UMC begin a new ministry together, we will remain faithful to God’s call to serve.
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