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200 Central Ave Ste 100
Mountainside, NJ 07092
+1 (973) 879-8655
https://www.liquidchurch.com

Mountainside Chapel is a serene and welcoming venue that provides a space for various events and gatherings. With its picturesque setting nestled in the heart of Mountainside, NJ, it offers a peaceful atmosphere for ceremonies and celebrations.

Whether hosting a wedding, memorial service, or community event, Mountainside Chapel accommodates a range of occasions with grace and simplicity. Its tranquil surroundings and versatile facilities make it a versatile choice for those seeking a place of reflection and connection.

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