
YOU BELONG HERE
OUR VISION
Caring for Every Generation in Every Situation.
Welcome to First Baptist Metuchen, where every generation is cared for like family no matter what situation you are going through!
We are a diverse, Christ-centered community from all walks of life, passionate about helping each other to connect in the church family, worship God, and grow in our faith.
Whether you are exploring faith or looking to mature in your walk with God, you will find a welcoming, loving family here. At our services you will find a blended-style worship, Bible-based teaching, and genuine connection with others.
Who We Are
OUR VISION
We strive to be a Christ-centered diverse community caring for every generation in every situation.
OUR MISSION
Our mission is to make a difference by creating Gospel-centered spaces of connection for worship and growth.
OUR CORE VALUES
We value diversity both generationally and culturally. God has placed us in a strategic location where the world has come to us. Within 12 miles of our church live 2 million people from every corner of the world. Our goal is to reach this diverse cultural community and to continue reflecting this diversity in our church body.
What We Believe
We believe that the Bible, composed of the 66 Books of the Old and New Testaments, is wholly and verbally inspired of God in its original manuscripts. As such it is our inerrant, supreme, and final authority in faith and conduct (2 Timothy 3:16; 2 Peter 1:20-21).
Pastoral Team

Dr. Alfonse Javed
Senior Pastor

Dr. James Miller
Associate Pastor of Care and Connection

Caleb Hanna
Associate Pastor of
Family Ministry
and Media

Christian Sylvester
Director of Worship
& Young Adults Missions
Support Team

Anne Lai
Church Office

Marilyn Langholff
Administrative Assistant
Jon Alijewicz
Maintenance
Our History
In 1900, three men saw a need to reach the children and families of Middlesex County. William Crowell, Rev. Lenn Wheeler of First Baptist Church of New Brunswick, and Deacon Peter Letson of Stelton Baptist Church met together with the intent to organize a Baptist Sunday School in the Metuchen area. At the time, there weren’t enough families and children to start the school. But within two short years the population of Metuchen had grown enough that the Baptist Sunday School was born.
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