Churches in Bath Township

Active churches in Bath Township

2400 Faircreek Ridge Dr, Fairborn
faircreek.org
18 sermons · 8 days ago
250 N. Cleveland Massillon Rd, Bath
worldharvestcc.org
3 sermons
754 Ghent Rd, Fairlawn
gracechurches.org
2 sermons
645 N Revere Rd, Akron
westakroncofc.org
2 sermons
3535 Knollwood Ln, Akron
lakesidechristianchurch.org
2 sermons

Types of churches in Bath Township

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 Bath Township churches

37s
#MarginForPeople
“The hope would be to build a life with enough room for a growing relationship with Jesus and enough margin for people. That's how we get through the hurried life. Enough room for that growing relationship with Jesus, and then that's that part, that margin, stopping for the people Jesus would have stopped for. It's the people in the cubicle beside you, the people in the break room, the people that come through the doors of the business you work at.”
64s
“``You are born again? Raise your head up. Raise your head up. You're born again? You are a child of God. All of your problems will be resolved if you have a revelation of your childship with God. It is permanent. It is forever. Everything he has becomes yours by way of inheritance. And you can grow in this thing. You can be in there for sixty years until you learn who you are. I said, who you are. Who you are. Many are trying to do before they learn who they are. The first essential is to learn who you are. Who Christ is in you. Why? We see that with demonic powers. The first thing they wanna test Jesus, if you be the son of God. If you be the son of God. If you know who you are. Amen. Trials and temptation and tests will no longer define you. They will be as it were sandpaper to smooth off the rough edges of the un renewed parts of your makeup.”
25s
#JesusOverGold
“So we can read Proverbs three thirteen to 20 and say, whoever finds Christ is blessed. What Christ gives is better than silver and gold. What Christ gives is better than jewels. Nothing you desire can compare with Jesus. Jesus gives life, Christ's ways are peaceful and pleasant, Jesus is a tree of life for all who hold on to him.”
39s
#StatusCantSave
“Let's take a look at Naaman in second Corinthians five. Naaman was the commander of the Syrian kings, Ben Hadid's army. He was a man who was highly honored and favored. So what I mean by that? He had the five r's. He had rank, he had reputation, he had respect, He had religion, and no doubt he had riches. And the scripture tells us that he knew that the Lord gave him victory. But there was one caveat. He had leprosy, an incurable disease. That fact makes everything else he accomplished insignificant.”
42s
#OwnYourReflection
“That when there is a temptation, we are prone to go to it. When there is blame to be thrown, we are prone to throw it. When there's a secret to be kept, we're prone to keep it. When when there's a an evil pleasure to be indulged in, we're prone to indulge. That when I look in the mirror and I see all the world's problems and all the people around me who caused me all the problems, that I'm actually the center point of it, and that I am that man.”
44s
#JesusInEveryBox
“I I can tell you this. Every one of us, we we we tend to put things in compartments, Men and women both. It's not just a man thing. And we put our our Sunday life and going to church and being a Christian, that. We put it in that box. And then the next day happens and we have to take out our work box. Or our family box or our whatever. Instead of realizing that Jesus is in, no matter how many boxes we make, he should be in every box. Matter of fact, he's just in one great big one, and everything else is just talked in there. Right? Makes sense?”
31s
#WorkAsCalling
“What if our job isn't just where we work? All right? Now, understand. When I ask these questions, you're going to say, Well, of course. What are you doing? No. Just listen to the question. Really ask it. Okay? Ask it as if, well, I don't know if I believe that or not. What if our job isn't just where we work? What if it's one of the places god has sent us?”
54s
#FightForTheTable
“Fight for the table. Fight for the table. When I say fight for the table, you've gotta look for a place and space for you to gather as a family. And eating a meal is one of the best places. Sharing the the load, letting older kids learn to cook. You know, let them wash the dishes alongside of you. And and it this is important. Fighting for the table means that you gotta do something. I think I have a list here, don't I? Yeah. Thank you. The food isn't the point. So you're not there just to eat the food and get up and go. Presence is the point. Being present, it gives you an opportunity to sit down and be there focused on the people around the table.”
47s
#RelationshipOverRules
“So this isn't just about following a bunch of rules. And I gotta tell you, god always, he never sets rules in place without a relationship because rules without relationship lead to rebellion. And every time that happens in our homes or in our life or even in church, you don't tell kids, hey, look. We do this because that's what God said we had to do. Don't teach it that way. Teach it this. God loves us so much. He has such a way to have a better life and for us to follow him and know him as the only source of peace and help and strength. He's the only one. And he's done this so that we'll be reminded of him. That's what Moses is trying to tell them.”
38s
#RemindGodsWork
“But I wanna I I wanna tell you that this passage doesn't stop here. He starts to go in and talk about the exodus and when he goes back and reviews, this is what god has done for us. It never hurts to go back in your past and remind people. It doesn't hurt to go back to our kids and tell them of things that used to be or tell our stories and how god was in the center of our stories. Not about us. Don't ever tell your kids a story about you and how great you were or how you did, but tell how great Jesus was, how he did things for you that you could have never done yourself”

Why Bath Township churches are unique

Tradition meets innovation: The spiritual landscape in Bath Township 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 Bath Township churches

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