Campaign Updates

You are invited to join us for Easter Sunday worship at St. Paul Baptist Church in Montclair! Alan Bond will be singing with the church choir as we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ together. This is a wonderful opportunity to worship in community, hear an inspiring message, and connect with neighbors across our district. Whether you are a longtime member of St. Paul or visiting for the first time, you are warmly welcome to join us. Service details: Sunday, April 5, 2026 St. Paul Baptist Church 119 Elm Street, Montclair, NJ 07042 For more information, call (973) 746-8338

St. Paul Baptist Church is hosting a food pantry distribution event open to all community members. Fresh, shelf-stable food will be available in a choice pantry format. This is a partnership with the Community FoodBank of New Jersey. Event Details: Wednesday, April 9, 2026 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM Guests may begin entering the building at 1:00 PM Location: St. Paul Baptist Church 119 Elm Street, Montclair, NJ 07042 Features: ✓ Choice Pantry Format ✓ Fresh & shelf-stable food available ✓ Partner Agency of the Community FoodBank of New Jersey ✓ All are welcome For more information, call (973) 746-8338 Serving With Love • Offering Hope • Preserving Dignity

It was especially meaningful to hear Pastor Bernadette Glover of St. Paul Baptist Church in Montclair share a powerful Good Friday message with more than 700 worshippers gathered in fellowship and reflection across our region. Spending time together in moments like these reminds us that strong communities are built through shared values, service, and connection. It was an honor to be present alongside so many neighbors from across our district during this important Holy Week gathering. Thank you to Pastor Glover and the congregation for the warm welcome and for the work you continue to do strengthening our communities. We look forward to continuing to listen, learn, and engage across NJ-11 as we work together toward Hope for Tomorrow.

The New Jersey Globe covered Alan Bond's prepared responses following the April 1 congressional debate. As a ballot-qualified independent candidate, Bond shared positions on affordability, infrastructure, national security, and immigration.

I welcome the opportunity to participate in the April 1 NJ-11 congressional debate and have contacted the organizers requesting inclusion. With voting already underway, residents deserve to hear directly from all candidates appearing on the ballot. I look forward to joining the conversation about the future of our district.

Alan Bond is running to give voters a third option in the April 16 special election.

I appreciated learning that the League of Women Voters worked to organize a forum for District 11 voters. Conversations like these are important, especially in a special election where many residents are still getting to know the candidates. I remain available to participate in any community forum, conversation, or public discussion that helps voters better understand the choices before them on April 16. In the meantime, I will continue meeting residents across the district in churches, neighborhoods, and community spaces to listen and share ideas about the future of District 11.