Churches in Babylon

Active churches in Babylon

1843 Deer Park Avenue, Deer Park
all4god.org
1 sermon
641 Broadway, Amityville
freedomchapelny.org
1 sermon
300 W. Main Street, Babylon
communitychurch.net
3 sermons
375 Commack Rd Deer Park, NY 11729
soh.church
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 Babylon

Non-denominational

Modern music, practical teaching, and a relaxed, come-as-you-are atmosphere — popular with young adults and families who want a welcoming community without strong denominational ties.

Mainline & historic

Traditional worship with beautiful sanctuaries, choral music, and liturgical services — congregations that connect faith with history and a long-standing community presence.

Students & young adults

With the University of Colorado nearby, many churches emphasize student ministry — Bible studies, worship nights, and service opportunities built for people in their college and early-career years.

Family-friendly

Strong kids’ programs, youth groups, and safe, supportive environments — with Sunday school, childcare, and age-specific ministries throughout the city.

Sermon clips from Babylon churches

72s
“And the best answer is simply something that we said. Maybe it's the life you live. Alright, we can rattle off a 100 names for Jesus or who we think he is, but the way that we truly identify him is through the life that we live. If we say that Jesus is love, well, then people have to experience his love through us. If we say that Jesus is forgiveness, people have to experience forgiveness through us. Maybe there's somebody we all need to forgive. If we say, Jesus welcomes people, we need to move over and make some room. Somewhere, outside these walls, somebody is wondering, does God care about me? Is there any hope? Am I all alone? And perhaps, Jesus is building this church so that through us, those people can hear, yes, God cares. Yes, there is hope. And no, you are not alone.”
47s
“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.”
53s
“When something becomes the ultimate thing, it also becomes the place in which we find all the things we need on a deep heart level. It becomes the place we find our our true identity. It becomes the place we look to for a real sense of happiness and satisfaction in life. It come it it becomes the place we look for security. When something becomes an ultimate thing, we're looking to it to satisfy the deep needs of our hearts. The problem with anything that we put in there is that it's fragile and it will be crushed by the weight of our expectations for that thing.”
73s
“Right? Where the Israelites build the temple, tabernacle. They perform these rituals. And then the divine presence, the fire, the the kavod, the glory appears and and right? But the sacrifice precedes Precedes that. Precedes that. It sets up the the sanctity, and therefore, it attracts and then, of course, maintains the presence of. And then, of course, sin can send it away. Can repel it. Right? Right? But it and then and then other sacrifices can then, you know, please come back. Right. Right. Right? But sometimes we start with that end Sure. Thinking that sacrifice is just this restorative, reparative as opposed to construct.”
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.”
67s
“Sometimes we confuse going to church with being the church. Because you see, going to church is fairly easy. I mean, anybody can do it. You show up, you sit down, you stand it. Now let's pray for your first time here. You show up, you sit down, you stand up when everybody else stands up, right? You sing when everybody else sings. You listen to the sermon, and if the sermon goes too long, you just kind of stare towards the pulpit while you think about a 100 other things. Going to church is easy. It's very, very easy. But Jesus didn't say, I will build a weekly religious meeting. The church people, all of us, myself included, people who forgive when the world says hold a grudge, love when the world says choose sides, feed the hungry, welcome those that everybody else ignores. That is the church that Jesus was building.”
46s
“Attendance drops. Young people aren't coming. Culture changes. Oh my god. We're panicking. What are we going to do? And then Jesus very suddenly reminds us, don't worry about it. It's my church. My church. I asked you to build my church, not yours. So don't worry about it. I'm not concerned. Our job isn't to save the institutional structure of the church. Our job is to basically be the church. To love and serve and forgive and welcome and give hope and show mercy and trust God with the results. How it's gonna turn out.”

Why Babylon churches are unique

Tradition meets innovation: The spiritual landscape in Babylon reflects both heritage and progress, with long-established mainline churches standing alongside newer congregations that emphasize casual gatherings and contemporary worship.
A culture all its own: Many churches mirror the city’s culture of inclusivity and connection to the outdoors, offering spaces where people of all backgrounds can experience faith and community in an authentic, welcoming environment.

Recent sermons from Babylon churches

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