Churches in Anna

Active churches in Anna

1107 W Rosamond Pkwy, Anna
lifefellowship.tv
4 sermons
213 W 2nd St, Anna
firstanna.org
2 sermons
2620 County Road 1106, Anna
pinoaks.org
2 sermons
1722 W White St, Anna
ccdeeperwaters.com
1 sermon
2700 Leonard Ave, Anna
gracepointfamilychurch.com
1 sermon
2504 Co Rd 376, Anna
annachristianfellowship.com
1 sermon

Types of churches in Anna

Contemporary Churches in Anna

Many newer congregations meet in modern buildings or school auditoriums near US-75 and the growing subdivisions like Anna Town Square, West Crossing, and North Pointe Crossing. They emphasize band-led worship, kids ministry, and weeknight small groups that fit the schedules of commuters to McKinney, Plano, and Dallas.

Baptist & Bible-Teaching Churches

Long-rooted Baptist and independent Bible churches reflect Anna’s small-town heritage, with Sunday School, choirs or blended music, and verse-by-verse preaching. These congregations often serve multi-generational families from the historic core along West White Street (FM 455) and the rural roads stretching toward Weston and Westminster.

Spanish-Language & Bilingual Churches

Anna’s growing Hispanic community is reflected in congregations that offer Spanish services, bilingual worship, or ESL and family ministries. Many are convenient to the US-75 corridor and newer neighborhoods east of the highway, with outreach events in places like Slayter Creek Park and Natural Springs Park.

Anna Cowboy & Country Churches

Country-style and cowboy congregations provide come-as-you-are services, gospel and Southern sounds, and occasional outdoor or arena gatherings that fit the area’s ranch and horse culture. They draw families from acreage homes west of 75 toward Hurricane Creek and up FM 455, blending faith with a practical, rural community feel.

Sermon clips from Anna churches

50s
“What is your inward motivation? Is it love? Is it humility? Is it caring for others? Is it a desire to serve, a desire to be godly, or is it pride? Is it self centered? Is it constantly wanting more? That's what you gotta hold up and see. What do I wanna pass on to my kids? Not only what do I wanna see when I'm standing in front of God, but what do I wanna pass on to my kids? Are you okay with giving them your inside motivations and saying here you go, you guys deal with this? Are you somebody that wants to step up and say, no, I will have the right motivations? It's gonna be because I'm going to be focused on Christ.”
42s
#DesignedForHarmony
“And there's design in that. There's purpose in that. There's a harmony and a balance to that. Creation, as we look at it, works because it operates according to design god had intended from the beginning and when everything functions according to that design, there is a harmony and that should not surprise us. That should make sense when we do things according to the designer's way. We should be like, well, duh. That's a duh moment. It makes sense to follow the designer's way and his path and not my own. So when everything functions that way, that's the goal. But when things move away from that design, the result becomes disorder.”
47s
#TrustThroughTrials
“And I think for a lot of us maybe in this room, I think that's the biggest factor. We're not sure if we actually trust the Lord. Do we trust the Lord in the things that we go through? Do we trust the Lord even though we've gone through a rough patch and we're struggling, we're doing this and we're doing that, where all these troubles are coming? Do we trust the lord in it? Do we have the faith to believe in him and know that, hey, you know what? He's got this. Doesn't mean it's gonna be pretty. Doesn't mean it doesn't even mean that, hey, you know what? That you're gonna come out and you're gonna be without any kind of scars on you and some pain. Yeah. You're probably going to. But I think that's what it's like to live for the lord.”
60s
#HeartOverRituals
“The person who grows up in church, gets baptized, says a sinner's prayer whose heart is never surrendered, it's never circumcised, it's never changed, can die and not have eternal life. And the person who lives like hell, steals your Amazon packages, cuts you off on 75, gets in a car accident, rush to the hospital, are about to die, and they can say, Lord, I was wrong. Forgive me. I surrender my life to Christ, and they instantly inherit eternal life. Imagine that. Imagine that. What's the point? It's not about what you've done. This is a real issue in Christianity today.”
35s
#GrowIntoYourCalling
“And as a church grows, we looked at last week is that, you know, we're all bodybuilders, the body of Christ, which is gonna last forever. As we mature in him, it is a priority of the church to be a maturing church in our world because we are bringing hope and life, not only to each other, but light to the world. Do you wanna grow into being who you're called to be? Do you wanna grow into being part of God's body? His body does not perish.”
34s
#AbideInTheWord
“You know, when Jesus says abide in me and I'll abide in you, abide in me as I abide in my father. That's that is for us. How do we abide in him? Jesus is the word. He is the word of God made flesh. If I abide in his word, I abide in him. What does it mean to abide in his word? Read, study, apply God's word to your life this week. And as you begin to see the differences, write it down. You'll understand what it means to walk in the goodness of God, and you'll be transformed from the inside out.”
45s
“``I want you to notice something. It's not two separate storms that hit these houses. Same exact storm. Just one was built on the right foundation and the other wasn't. You never really know what holds your life together until suffering comes, until betrayal comes, sickness comes, death comes, loss comes, pressure comes. Anything built on the world will eventually collapse. Matthew 16 says, upon this rock, I will build my church, not our church, his church. This is why it's so important that we build wisely.”
30s
“See, every believer must decide, will I build something eternal, or will I waste my life on temporary things? Every person in this room, you're building something, a marriage, a life, a career, a ministry, a testimony. And according to Paul, we are also building a church for Jesus. So the question is not whether you're building something. The question is, what are you building on and what are you building with?”
26s
“First Corinthians three eleven says, for no one can lay any foundation other than the one we already have, and that's Jesus Christ. This is a clear declaration that Paul is making, is that there is only one foundation, and that's Jesus Christ. It's not religion. Right? It's not morality. It's not tradition. It's not money. It's not success. It's not your political ideology. It's not self help books. It's Jesus Christ.”
35s
#ReflectHisImage
“Genesis shows us something else. The more we reflect the character of God, the more we become who we were always meant to be, who we were created to be. And the less we reflect him, the more we drift away from our true identity. And I think maybe you say it like this, the less we look like God, the less we look like our true self. Who we were designed, you know, to mirror is his character. We do that in love and truth and justice, holiness and purity. The more we move towards those things, the more we become fully alive. You feel spiritually dead? What are you reflecting? What are you pursuing?”

Why Anna churches are unique

Set along the U.S. 75 corridor, Anna is one of North Texas’s faster‑growing small cities, and churches in Anna often mirror that energy with family-forward programming and flexible schedules. With many young households moving into new subdivisions, congregations emphasize engaging kids and convenient worship that fits busy commutes, offering options like strong kids programs for young families, modern worship with contemporary band, and commuter-friendly service times.
Even with rapid growth, Anna keeps a small‑town, neighborly spirit shaped by local schools, youth sports, and community events, and Anna churches lean into relationships and practical care. Many congregations blend tried‑and‑true traditions with a hands-on service ethos that supports families and seniors alike, reflected in small group culture, community service and food pantry, and traditional hymns and liturgy.
Rising diversity across Collin County means Anna churches increasingly welcome multiethnic neighbors and newcomers from across the Metroplex, offering accessible teaching and multiple language options. The mix of rural homesteads and master‑planned neighborhoods encourages intergenerational connection and outdoor gatherings from park picnics to seasonal festivals, often paired with bilingual English-Spanish services, intergenerational ministries and mentoring, and expository Bible teaching.

Recent sermons from Anna churches

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