Churches in Arlington

Active churches in Arlington

301 S Center St, Arlington
fbca.org
4 sermons
5100 U.S. 287 Frontage Rd, Arlington
cultivation.church
3 sermons
2200 E Park Row Dr, Arlington
iglesiacafe.com
3 sermons
5950 S Collins St, Arlington
thegraceplace.church
3 sermons
2024 S Collins St, Arlington
ancientfaith.us
1 sermon
301 W Sanford St, Arlington
mountolivebc.net
1 sermon
6900 U.S. 287 Frontage Rd, Arlington
faithchristiancenter.com
1 sermon
3434 S Collins St, Arlington
abcarlington.com
1 sermon
2350 SW Green Oaks Blvd, Arlington
rushcreek.org
1 sermon
2912-A, 2912 Little Rd
lakechurchdfw.churchcenter.com/giving
1 sermon
1701 E Mayfield Rd, Arlington
mayfieldroad.org
1 sermon
311 Magnolia St, Arlington
lifegateaog.org
1 sermon
503 Harmon Terrace, Arlington
greatercommunitymbc.org
1 sermon
1618 W Arkansas Ln, Arlington
filamchurch.com
1 sermon
1516 W Pioneer Pkwy, Arlington
avenueofgrace.com
1 sermon
6018 Coping Ln, Arlington
betterwayapostolic.org
1 sermon
1814 W Arkansas Ln, Arlington
harmonychurch.life
1 sermon
1330 S Fielder Rd, Arlington
wpcarlington.org
1 sermon
5450 Mansfield Rd, Arlington
sjaumc.org
1 sermon
2401 SW Green Oaks Blvd, Arlington
rcccdoc.org
1 sermon
5515 Park Springs Blvd, Arlington
psbible.com
1 sermon
210 W Park Row Dr, Arlington
grace.lc
1 sermon
2045 Green Oaks Blvd, Arlington
sa-umc.org
1 sermon
4001 Little Rd, Arlington
tatesprings.com
1 sermon
1601 N Davis Dr, Arlington
northdavischurch.org
1 sermon
410 W Abram St, Arlington
redeemer817.org
1 sermon
3001 W Green Oaks Blvd, Arlington
gracebaptistarlington.com
1 sermon
3101 W Park Row Dr, Arlington
woodlandwest.org
1 sermon
505 Milby Rd, Arlington
pursuingthepath.com
1 sermon
4400 W Arkansas Ln, Arlington
holycrossarlington.org
1 sermon
4015 I-20 Frontage Rd, Arlington
citychapelonline.com
1 sermon
1717 California Ln, Arlington
piwcdallas.com
1 sermon
6102 W Pleasant Ridge Rd, Arlington
pleasantridgechurch.org
1 sermon
1000 W Lamar Blvd, Arlington
lamarbaptist.org
1 sermon
5415 Matlock Rd, Arlington
cbcarlington.org
1 sermon
201 E Sublett Rd, Arlington
nlifefellowship.org
1 sermon
715 E Lamar Blvd, Arlington
bluelamb.org
1 sermon
5100 Parliament Dr, Arlington
heritagebaptistchurch.com
1 sermon
1211 Thannisch Ct, Arlington
arlingtonmetrotx2.adventistchurch.org
1 sermon
6000 S Collins St, Arlington
alphaisdachurch.org
1 sermon
1500 E Bardin Rd, Arlington
southernworshipcenter.com
1 sermon
2201 N Davis Dr, Arlington
nwumc.org
1 sermon
2300 E Park Row Dr, Arlington
igqcdfw.org
1 sermon
1715 W Randol Mill Rd, Arlington
arlingtoncommunity.org
1 sermon
1950 NE Green Oaks Blvd, Arlington
lifearlington.church
1 sermon

Types of churches in Arlington

Modern Arlington Churches

These congregations often gather in newer campuses along the I‑20 corridor in South Arlington and around the Entertainment District in North Arlington. Expect band-led worship, practical teaching, kids’ check‑in, and weeknight groups that fit commuter schedules.

Arlington Churches for Students

Centered around UT Arlington and the Downtown/College Park District, these churches schedule late-morning services and weeknight gatherings to fit class and work shifts. Look for rides from off‑campus apartments, study nights during finals, and service projects in nearby East Arlington.

Multicultural & Spanish-Language Churches

Arlington’s diversity shows up in congregations offering Spanish-language or bilingual services, especially along E. Abram, E. Park Row, and Pioneer Parkway. Many include ministries for first‑ and second‑generation families and bilingual kids programming to serve apartment communities in East and South Arlington.

Traditional & Liturgical Parishes

These churches emphasize organ and choral music, lectionary preaching, and the church year. You’ll find many in older neighborhoods near Original Town, along Park Row, and in established pockets of North Arlington, serving multi‑generational households that value reverence and continuity.

Sermon clips from Arlington churches

39s
“I would also say that the love that God provides for us as a fruit of the spirit is sacrificial. You're willing to make sacrifices because of the good of the other person. What did Jonathan do when he realized that God removed his hand from his father, and there he is, the crown prince? Rather than fighting for his position, rather than jockeying for more power, rather than looking at David as a threat, and his dad said to him, you need to kill David instead of doing that. He loved David, and he sacrificed his future because of his belief that God had put his hand on David. What an example of sacrificial love.”
39s
“para que entienda que es obligado, esta palabra obligado parece como, tú no quieres, pero yo te llevo. No, no, escúcheme, la palabra obligado, ese es parte de lo que significa también en griego, pero también hay otro significado, y es matrimonio. Sí, es la misma palabra que se utiliza para matrimonio. Es una unidad inquebrantable. Y lo que Pablo está diciendo, yo tengo una unidad inquebrantable con el señor, en la que lo voy a obedecer, venga lo que venga y pase lo que pase, nada me separará del señor.”
48s
“Say thank you more. Telling you, it'll change things. You gotta stop comparing. God has given you a unique race, and it's at a unique pace. And don't be trying to catch up with everybody else. This isn't a race where you've gotta watch what everybody else is doing. This is a race that you you introspectively your eye is on the prize. You're seeing what you need to do. You're seeing how you need to grow. And let me just tell somebody needs to hear this today. You are not behind. You are not running someone else's race. God's timing is different from yours. So stop comparing the highlight reel and the life that you wish you had and start thanking God for the blessings that are abundant in your life right now.”
64s
“And he spoke to me. He said, Steven, I need you to tell this young man. I didn't even know his name. I didn't ask him because I wasn't invested. He said, I need you to tell this young man that I know he's struggling with homosexuality, but I love him and I wanna deliver him. And I thought, he was probably about your size. I'm going, God, I don't want to get punched in the mouth. And I that moment, I thought, God, just let me speak in tongues. Because it would have been so much easier. We get so caught up on some things, and I want you to know that there are much deeper, much more challenging, much more heart wrenching, much more risky things that God wants the Holy Spirit wants to do through us.”
41s
#SinHasConsequences
“Here's the question I want you to ponder. Do I underestimate what sin does to me and those around me? Do I underestimate what sin does to me and those around me? Have you ever had somebody important in your life blow it in front of you and it impacted you the rest of your life? Anybody? Yeah. Sure you have. Sin is devastating, and sometimes it can be the simplest ones, sometimes it can be big ones. But sins, little or big, are devastating. They put Jesus on the cross.”
42s
#ServeToLead
“If you want to be first, you must be the last. Not almost the last. The last. He says slave of all. Not just a slave, but you are serving everybody. What you are going to do is going to benefit everybody. That's how you are going to be the first. So your service is not going to benefit only Achimfo. you are doing that, you are going to only be the first of Achimfo. You know?”
33s
#DrawNearToGod
“Draw near to God. Yeah. And God will draw near to you. Yes. He will. It says, there is no fear in love because perfect love cast out all fear. Whatever it is you're going through, call on the Lord. You don't have to ask ask ask for a solution. Just ask god to draw near to you. Yeah. And that'll be your solution because you know as long as the lord is on your side Yeah. As long as you can feel his presence, it'll be alright after a while.”
68s
#HeFreedHades
“Why do the impious and unlawful people meditate on vain and things? Why did they condemn to death the one who is the life of all? Great is the marvel, the creator of the world is delivered in into the hands of the blessed man. The lover of man's savior is lifted up on the on a cross in order to free the prisoners in Hades who cry to him long suffering, Lord. Glory to you.”
61s
#CleanseAndRestore
“You have a glass empty and then you add a little water, three quarter of the water of the glass is you fill, you add some water in it. Then take a Coca Cola, open it, pour it in that water that is in that glass, fill it to the brim. Will that water remain colorless? Will it still remain colorless? What will happen to it? Now I want you to take this color out of that and remain with clean water. What would you do? Get this glass, go to your tap, put under, open the tap. Let the water get through the soda until the soda does what? Droze out and you remain with water.”
56s
#NameAboveAll
“Jesus died on the cross. God raised him back to life and now god has exalted him at the highest place, at the highest place, and has given him a name that is above all names. That at the name of Jesus, every knee will bow, every tongue confess that Jesus is lord to the glory of god, our father. We look at what has happened through the resurrection, and we understand that because God has exalted him and given him all this honor, as Jesus said to the disciples later on that day when he appeared to them on the mountain, all all authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me because of what he did at the cross and because of the empty tomb.”

Why Arlington churches are unique

With a major university campus and a remarkably international population, the city’s spiritual life feels both academic and global. This mix leads churches in Arlington to offer multilingual worship, student discipleship, and cross-cultural community, including multilingual services in Spanish and Vietnamese, college student ministries, and young adults and professionals.
Family-friendly neighborhoods and a high-energy entertainment district shape weekly rhythms, from school calendars to game days. Arlington churches respond with welcoming spaces for parents and teens, contemporary music, and creative outreach connected to local sports and community events, including strong kids programs for young families, modern worship with contemporary band, and sports outreach and chaplaincy.
As a commuter hub in the Metroplex, many residents balance long workweeks, so churches in Arlington emphasize accessibility—multiple service times, hybrid gatherings, and practical teaching. You’ll find a classic Texas emphasis on Scripture alongside hands-on service, with expository Bible teaching, community outreach and ESL classes, and weekday services for shift workers.

Recent sermons from Arlington churches

Nearby cities: 6 churches in Central Arlington 7 churches in Southwest Arlington 6 churches in East Arlington 14 churches in West Arlington 7 churches in Southeast Arlington