The first English services are held at Evangelical Fellowship Chapel, in addition to services in German. By the early 1980's, the church moved to all English services.

A massive flood struck the area around the church, filling the church basement with 8 feet of water. The first bible that came floating by as the church community gathered to help fix up the church was opened to Haggai 2:1-9: "the latter glory of this house shall be greater than the former, says the Lord of hosts. And in this place I will give peace..."

Evangelical Fellowship Chapel sends its first missionaries, Karl and Kathy Schulz, to Taiwan through Liberty Corner Mission, where they continue to serve today.

The church decides to change its name from Evangelical Fellowship Chapel to Christian Fellowship Church. Pastor Dan had learned that many people at that time were confused about the meaning of the word Evangelical, so they chose a name to make it clear they were a Christian church.

After serving as the founding Senior Pastor of Christian Fellowship Church for over 33 years, Pastor Dan Ortloff retires.

Christian Fellowship Church calls Lucas O'Neill to be the next Senior Pastor. Pastor Lucas and his family have been at CFC ever since.

The churches belonging to the Fellowship Deaconry in Liberty Corner, NJ, vote to dissolve this arm of the Deaconry’s ministry. CFC was now totally independent and would no longer report to the Deaconry.

CFC votes to join 5Stone Churches. CFC is still independent and autonomous. FiveStone Churches is a voluntary network of churches who each believe in similar values centering on integrity, authenticity and trust in pastoral leadership.