Clinton Avenue Reformed Church

Clinton Avenue
Reformed Church

May, 1868 - 1926 (merged)

The church building 1999:

Additional images: 1874 map, 2003

The Clinton Avenue Reformed Church was organized in May, 1868 by members of the First Reformed Church. During February 1868, a Sunday School was opened at 16 West Kinney Street and during March the sum of $63,000 was subscribed for a building. The Halsey Street church was dedicated on April 10, 1872 after a cornerstone laying in June, 1870. The cost of the church was $200,000 and seats 1,300. The church merged with the First Reformed Church in 1926.

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Reverend	From	To
William J. R. Taylor	1869	1890
Daniel H. Martin	1890	1908
Albertus T. Broek	October 14, 1908	1922
Phillip H. Clifford	1922	1926

Address	From	To
Clinton Ave. c. Church Street	1870	1874
25 Clinton Ave. c. Halsey Street	1875	1926

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ARCHIVE INFORMATION

FAMILY HISTORY LIBRARY CATALOG:

Celebration of the fortieth anniversary, the Clinton Avenue Reformed Church : Daniel Hoffman Martin, minister, 1868-1908, February 23 to March 1, 1908, Lincoln Park, Newark, New Jersey

Clinton Avenue Reformed Church, Newark, New Jersey : fiftieth anniversary services, April 14th to April 21st, 1918

Further information on this church can be found in:

Historical Directory of the Reformed Church in America
by Russell L. Gasero