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January 6, 2009


Getting to the Fifth Avenue Chapel

It is extremely easy to travel to the Fifth Avenue Chapel. There are very few traffic jams even on the busiest shore weekends.

Three main arteries: the Garden State Parkway, RT 18 and RT 35 flow North and South; and two arteries: Rts 138 and 33 flow East and West. The new RT35 bridge was built to intercoastal height and does not open for boat traffic. Therefore traffic flows easily and there are few delays.

A major NJ transit train station and bus depot is located a few blocks from the Chapel.

The surrounding area features Silver Lake, the Atlantic Ocean with Shark River Inlet close by. There are many parks with benches and picnic tables to have an after church family picnic, stroll on the boardwalk, or gaze at the ocean and have a special time of prayer. It is truly a beautiful seaside location. The name Belmar was derived from the French and means "beautiful sea." Bring the entire family and join us in worship next Sunday!


Directions from the Garden State Parkway

Take Garden State Parkwayto Exit 98 East (Route #138.)
Go East to Highway Rt#35 North.
Follow Rt#35 North to
Belmar 10th Avenue(before bridge.)
Turn left onto
D Street.
Turn right onto
5th Avenue and follow toward the ocean.
The Chapel will appear on your left 2 blocks before the ocean.


Parking

There is a parking lot adjacent to and in back of the Chapel. There is usually never a problem with parking, even on the busiest shore weekends.

People with Disabilities

Disabled parking is located next to the ramp which leads into the Chapel. Rest rooms are easily accessible for those with disabilities.








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