Ladies Aid
Through their rummage sales and quilting projects, the Ladies Aid raises funds for a variety of needs within the church and community, including a new refrigerator for the church and scholarships for Camp Johnsonburg. They also make prayer shawls for those going through difficult times, especially people undergoing cancer treatment.

Choir
Our choir is directed by David Scott who was Newton High School's chorus director for 30 years. He is a gifted vocalist and musician. We have a dedicated choir who performs at the 10:00 service from September to June. The choir also performs a cantata each Christmas season.  New voices are always welcome.

Yellow Frame has a rich history of over 250 years. Our church's historical group endeavors to maintain our records, promote our history and preserve our artifacts. The Church Society was formed in 1936 and their aim was, and still is, “to maintain a history and heritage too precious to be lost by changing conditions.”  Click here to read the full history of Yellow Frame.

Yellow Frame is a member of the New Jersey Adopt-a-Highway program, and we maintain the stretch of Route 94 near our church.  In the spring and fall our members spend a Saturday morning doing a clean-up and enjoying the scenery and camaraderie.

House is the area’s ecumenical soup kitchen, based in the First Presbyterian Church in Newton. Yellow Frame provides a corps of volunteers to assist with preparing and serving the meals once a month. Those who volunteer invariably report it is a rewarding experience.

Each summer a number of Yellow Frame members participate in Kittatinny Canoes’ annual Delaware River Clean-up. Our group joins in the effort to remove trash that accumulates in the river over time. Not only do we have a fun day out on the river, but we are also serving as stewards of our environment.