FELLOWSHIP
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
704 Garden Street
Haddon Heights, NJ 08035
Greetings from Fellowship United Methodist Church!
Many of you know us as the home of the New Beginnings Learning and Child Care Center as well as Gigi’s Second Hand Heaven Thrift Shop. We are also home to a Food Pantry mission that serves residents of Camden County. We are an inclusive church, open to everyone.
The Work of Imagination is a sacred turning—moving beyond dreaming into faithful action. Lent calls us to live out our commitment to justice and to participate in bringing God’s kin(g)dom to earth. Building from Advent’s The Will to Dream, this theme encourages communities to examine and learn from stories of those on the margins using the tools of Walter Brueggemann’s prophetic imagination. Together, we follow Jesus through the wildness, into overturned tables and challenged systems, through shared meals and transformed grief—embarking on a journey of courageous hope and restorative justice.
As the Lenten season begins, we invite you to join us, either in person or virtually.
Sunday Worship 11:00am
Live virtual worship is available on Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/FellowshipUMCofHaddonHeights
Office: 856-547-3300
(for a more immediate response, please message us on Facebook)
March 1, 2026 Worship Service
Clarion Call For 3-1-2026
ALL are Welcome!
Yes, ALL!
Fellowship UMC of Haddon Heights is a caring community built on love, faith, more love, compassion, amazing love and grace. Our prayer is to be in genuine relationship with each other, with all people, touch hearts and be disciples of Jesus Christ in everything that we do.
Reconciling Mission Statement for
Fellowship United Methodist Church of Haddon Heights
We Affirm these teachings of Jesus Christ: unconditional love, compassion, justice, and mercy.
We Believe all persons are of sacred worth and loved unconditionally by God and acknowledge that all persons everywhere are children of God. Therefore, we welcome people of any age, race, gender identity, ethnic origin, economic reality, family status, sexual orientation, diverse ability, faith history, social standing, or any other category that creates an “us and them” mentality as full and equal participants in the life and work of this Reconciling Church Family.
We Seek to be a safe space for the development of Christian community and the empowerment of LGBTQ+ lives in The United Methodist Church.
We Commit ourselves to making inclusiveness, equality, and mutual respect a reality in this congregation, this community, and this world.
We Proclaim this statement of welcome to all who have known the pain of exclusion and discrimination in the church or in society.
We Know that everyone’s participation in our ministry enriches us, and we are grateful for the gift of God’s diversity among us.
Pastor Sandy Campbell, District Superintendent Rev. Myrna Bethke, Pastor Any Masker, Pastor Shellie Pinner.