Mt. Laurel
22 churches on record in Mt. Laurel — from downtown cathedrals to the storefront congregations that shape the city's religious life. 14 distinct traditions, 1 verified entries. It is one of the cities we index across New Jersey, and sits in Burlington County within the Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington, PA-NJ-DE-MD metro area. Its largest tradition is Presbyterian.
By tradition
Presbyterian
3 churchesA small but living presence.
Browse Presbyterian →Catholic
2 churchesA small but living presence.
Browse Catholic →Non-Denominational
2 churchesA small but living presence.
Browse Non-Denominational →Bible
2 churchesA small but living presence.
Browse Bible →Baptist Churches
2 churchesA small but living presence.
Browse Baptist Churches →African Methodist Episcopal
2 churchesA small but living presence.
Browse African Methodist Episcopal →Church of the Nazarene
2 churchesA small but living presence.
Browse Church of the Nazarene →Unity
1 churchesA small but living presence.
Browse Unity →Notable churches
St. Timothy's Anglican Church permanently closed
Grace Bible Church
№ 03
Jacob's Chapel Ame Church
Since April 20, 2014, the church has been meeting at Lenape High School, 235 Hartford Road, Medford, N.J., to make room for its expansion.
Church of the Messiah
Unity Church of Christ
Cistercian Monastery
How do I find a church near me in Mt. Laurel?
We list 22 churches in Mt. Laurel, New Jersey, across 14 traditions. Every entry carries the street address and map coordinates, so the nearest congregation to you is the one closest on the map above, not the one that paid for placement. Nobody can pay to appear here. 1 of them hold a verified Google profile, which is where published opening hours come from when a church has them. If you are looking for a particular tradition, the largest in Mt. Laurel is Presbyterian with 3 churches; the filters above narrow the list by tradition or by first letter.
Where to begin in Mt. Laurel
For a first visit, the editors recommend three churches: St. Timothy's Anglican Church permanently closed (Anglican), Grace Bible Church (Bible), and Jacob's Chapel Ame Church (African Methodist Episcopal). Together they offer a representative sample of Mt. Laurel's worship life.