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Churches in Newark, NJ

35 churches found — browse service times, groups, and events.

Newark has 35 churches across 9 denominations, from Catholic to Non-denominational and more. Every congregation below includes verified details — sorted by name, with Sunday service times where available.

This Sunday in Newark

35 churches have a verified Sunday service time — shown first below.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many churches are in Newark?
NearFaith lists 35 churches in Newark with service times, groups, and contact information.
What denominations are in Newark?
Churches in Newark span 9 denominations: Catholic (12), Non-denominational (11), Baptist (6), Presbyterian (1), Pentecostal (1), and more.
What time are Sunday services in Newark?
Among the 28 churches in Newark with recorded service times, the most common Sunday start time is 11 AM. Services range from as early as 9 AM to as late as 6 PM.
Are there Spanish-language church services in Newark?
Likely. Newark has 12 Catholic parishes, and most Catholic dioceses in cities of this size offer Spanish-language Masses. Check individual church pages for confirmed service language information.

Sunday Service Times in Newark

Based on 28 congregations with recorded Sunday schedules (out of 35 total churches in Newark).

Earliest
9 AM
Most Common
11 AM
Latest
6 PM

Times sourced from church websites and verified submissions. Check individual church pages for current schedules.

Denominations in Newark

Catholic (12) · Non-denominational (11) · Baptist (6) · Presbyterian (1) · Pentecostal (1) · Church of God of Prophecy (1) · and 3 more

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