The Shiloh Baptist Church now  stands as a living monument to those who have given their lives and for those who are now living to receive the spiritual blessings from their labor.

The Church was born in 1905 when the late Jasper Morgan Sr. and his wife Mattie Morgan, the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith alternated in holding prayer meetings in their homes.  The late Rev. P. T. Morris, of the first Baptist Church of Belmar, addressed some of these gatherings; also the late Rev. J. J. Davis who later became pastor of Mt. Olive, Belmar.

Through the efforts of Mr. Morgan and Rev. Morris, a lot was purchased and a tent was loaned by the Sea Girt State Camp.  Services were also held above the Joseph Allen Store on North Main Street.   In 1909 Shiloh Baptist Church was formally organized with the late Rev. Walker; then a student as pastor.  Finance was raised for the church through Mrs. Mattie Morgan's effort by group singing, presenting plays and church suppers.  The first Deacon were the late Jasper Morgan, Sr., William Jackson and John Jackson.

The Rev. C. J. Walker served as pastor for 21 years, resigning in 1932.  The Church building was erected in 1913 by Brazilla Taylor, at this time the Church was incorporated, the Trustees were the late Bertha Henry, Cornelius Morgan, Ranson Epps, Jasper Morgan and William Gayles.