Churches in Amityville

Active churches in Amityville

641 Broadway, Amityville
freedomchapelny.org
1 sermon
589 Broadway, Amityville
therccghhh.org
1 sermon
25 Broadway, Amityville
inclusivefirstumc.org
1 sermon
147 Park Ave, Amityville
stpaulsamityville.org
1 sermon
803 County Line Rd, Amityville
calvarychapelofhope.org
1 sermon

Types of churches in Amityville

Family-Friendly Churches in Amityville

Many congregations in and around the Village and North Amityville design ministries for young families, including Sunday school, VBS, and teen groups. Service times often fit LIRR commuters and kids’ sports schedules along Merrick Road and Sunrise Highway. Expect nursery care and seasonal events that bring together neighbors from the Village center to the canal blocks near the bay.

Multicultural Amityville Churches

Amityville’s diversity—especially around North Amityville and the Route 110/109 corridors—shows up in bilingual services, Spanish-language worship, and gospel-forward congregations. These churches frequently host ESL classes, food distributions, and cultural celebrations that connect Caribbean and Latin American families with long-time South Shore residents. Outreach often bridges nearby Copiague and the Massapequa border while staying rooted in local needs.

Waterfront Community Churches

Serving the canal-lined neighborhoods south of Merrick Road and residents tied to the Great South Bay, these churches reflect a bayside rhythm. Summer schedules, beach or marina outreach, and storm-season support for waterfront households are common. Community life often includes cleanups and drives that benefit bayfront parks and local marine workers.

Historic Liturgical Churches

Around the Village’s walkable core near Park Avenue and Broadway, long-established congregations gather in steepled sanctuaries with stained glass and choirs. Worship follows traditional liturgy and emphasizes reverence, sacred music, and multi-generational involvement. Their buildings often anchor block-by-block community fairs and holiday concerts.

Sermon clips from Amityville churches

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“Sarah had no business having a child at this age. No business. Her body was weak. Her body had no strength. By this time, she's probably in her nineties. And God has the audacity in the late part of her life to even suggest that I will give you a son in your old age. You see, you and I don't understand this. But in the culture of back then, it was a shameful thing if a woman couldn't give birth.”
36s
#AskInJesusName
“of His love of His kinest of His mercyes for His compassion appreciating as we appreciating ask him for anything, Jesus says, if you ask anything in my name, I will do it. Anything faithful god when you speak it is do it is not a man that is you lie nigh that is son of man that is you repent.”
38s
#RighteousInChrist
“Jesus stepped in and say, I'll I'll go to jail for that person. I'll pay that fine for that person. I got that person. Right? And then the bible tells us that when we trust Jesus as our savior, that the lord takes his righteousness and puts it to our account and takes our sin, and it's on him. When Jesus sees you, when god sees us, he sees us he sees us as righteous as Jesus.”
48s
#TrustInTheUnknown
“One of the most difficult things, oh, God, is to trust you when we cannot see what is to come. For all of us who are feeling uncertain, for those who are worried, whatever reason that might be, help us place our trust in you. And let us not naively do that. Let us put our trust in you and sense the call that is on our heart to be your hands and feet in the world, to make change happen, to plant seeds. And oh god, I pray as those seeds are planted that you would nourish them in ways that only you can do.”
38s
#GodsAgapeLove
“It's a sign that we will never drive by, forget, or ignore. Right at the end of today's gospel lesson, the very famous line, the very famous verse from John three sixteen. Was in our lesson and it's the gospel in a nutshell. Just as god so loved the world, he said. That love, that love of god is agape love. A love that's so great, we can never understand.”
41s
“And god speaks to Samuel and says, Samuel, I regret that I made Saul king. Imagine when god says, I regret. He said, I regretted making Saul king because he has disobeyed my commandment, and I no longer want him to be king. And all night long, Samuel is weeping and crying for Saul because surely he felt this was God's anointed. But even God's anointed started to turn around and disobey God. Listen to me carefully, Christian.”
37s
“Paul the apostle should never have been called to ministry. He was a murderer. He destroyed people's families. But on the road to Damascus, god saw his heart and see and he said what? And he said, you know what? If I if this man gets saved, the same passion he has to destroy the church will be the same passion he will have to build the church. Listen to me carefully. Just because you know someone on the outside doesn't mean you know them.”
30s
“The first thing we learn about he Abraham is is is in verse eight. He says by faith. Lift your head one minute. Look at me. Everything you do in the kingdom of god will have to be done by faith. What do we mean by that? That means before you see it, you're gonna have to do it. You say, well, I'll wait to see god do something, and then I'll no. If you wait, you'll never receive it.”
39s
#GodOfNewBeginnings
“As you said you will not do it if you said it you will do it because He's God of our flesh is God of brand new beginning why not ask God for a brand new beginning fresh starts let go breath of life upon you upon your family upon your business. In the Rake Baca Zuka Lia Masyandalia Masyandalia. Likali Baca Zuka Lia Masyandal 5 sekali.”
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#GodWatchesWithLove
“He said, what do you think about what happened? He said, well, the teacher said that god had his eye on me and then I better look out. And he said, oh, oh, Jimmy. She's right. She's right. God does have his eye on you, but it's it's not so much to punish you. It's because he loves you so much, he just can't take his eyes off of you. See, that's a relationship.”

Why Amityville churches are unique

Set along the Great South Bay, churches in Amityville often weave waterfront life into their rhythms, from shoreline cleanups to bayfront prayer gatherings that reflect a community shaped by boats, marinas, and seasonal storms seasonal outdoor worship gatherings creation care and coastal stewardship. In this coastal setting, congregations frequently mobilize for neighbors after nor'easters or hurricanes, coordinating supplies, meals, and home repairs through volunteer teams community disaster relief teams.
The village’s mix of long-time families, new arrivals, and multiple cultural traditions means Amityville churches regularly offer inclusive spaces with music and preaching styles that range from choral to contemporary multigenerational and multicultural congregations gospel influenced contemporary worship. Many ministries reflect the area’s linguistic diversity as well, providing translation or dual-language gatherings so more residents can participate fully bilingual English and Spanish services.
As a commuter-friendly South Shore stop with strong schools and youth programs, churches in Amityville tend to prioritize flexible schedules and family support, from after-work gatherings to Sunday options that fit busy calendars weekday evening services for commuters strong kids programs for young families. You’ll also find an emphasis on relational connection throughout the week—small groups, neighborhood meetups, and practical care that helps a suburban village feel close-knit small group culture.

Recent sermons from Amityville churches

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