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The Rock Church of South Jersey

Find your community, grow in your faith, and discover your purpose in Christ in Mount Laurel, New Jersey
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Welcome Home to The Rock Church of South Jersey

Find your community, grow in your faith, and discover your purpose in Christ in Mount Laurel, New Jersey

PLAN A VISIT
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WHAT TO EXPECT

Prayer

A time of corporate prayer at 8:30AM on Sundays. It’s a meaningful way to seek God together before worship begins — and everyone is welcome.

PRAYER REQUEST

Worship

Our worship style can best be described as contemporary. We embrace what we consider to be a spiritually healthy mixture of modern worship songs and timeless classic hymns.
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Message

The preaching is focused on the word of God, verse-by-verse (also called expository).
SERMONS

Parking

We have a parking lot with volunteers present to help direct you, as well as clear signage on how to enter the building.  We also have designated guest parking at the front of the parking lot for you, so please enjoy using those spaces.

Childcare

We are here to serve you and your family, and to provide a biblically sound, fun, and safe learning environment for your children. 
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Service Schedule

Service is on Sundays and starts at 10:00AM We’re excited to welcome you! When you plan your visit, we’ll be ready for you with reserved guest parking, helpful volunteers, and the option to pre-register your children
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LOCATION

 445 Masonville Rd, Mount Laurel, NJ 08054

Sermons & Podcasts

The Power of Fellowship

Philemon 17-25

2 February 2026

In Philemon 17–25 we see the true power of Christian fellowship—gospel-shaped relationships marked by sacrifice, forgiveness, joy, prayer, and unity. Paul’s appeal to Philemon unveils how deeply believers are called to support one another, bear each other’s burdens, and trust the Lord to work through us for the good of His church. This sermon unpacks four imperatives for genuine Christian fellowship: supporting one another without expecting anything in return, trusting that the Lord brings joy and rest through us, expecting God to accomplish far more than we can imagine through prayer, and serving together in unity for His glory. True fellowship is not coffee and conversation—it is mutual participation in the very life of Christ.
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Love’s Appeal

Philemon 8-16

25 January 2026

In Philemon 8–16 we see the Apostle Paul make an appeal grounded not in authority, but in love—rooted in the transforming power of Christ. This passage shows how God’s love changes the way we relate to one another, enabling forgiveness, humility, and reconciliation that human effort alone could never produce. True Christian love flows from the gospel and leads us to embrace one another as beloved brothers and sisters in the Lord.
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Christian Virtues

Philemon 1-7

18 January 2026

In this rich and pastoral sermon from Philemon 1:1–7, we explore how genuine Christian virtues are formed—not through self-improvement, discipline alone, or human strength, but through the powerful working of God in and among His people. Paul’s letter to Philemon reveals a church marked by unity in the Spirit, love that grows from gratitude, fellowship that matures believers, and joy that overflows from the wellspring of God’s love. This message calls us to rest in God’s transforming grace, lean into the community of saints, and allow the gospel to shape every part of our lives.
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Upcoming Events

Church Updates

Family Day

4 July 2025

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Baptism

4 July 2025

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Importance of Prayer

4 July 2025

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