Churches in Beaverton

Active churches in Beaverton

330 SW Murray Blvd, Beaverton
villagebeaverton.com
4 sermons
7100 Southwest Scholls Ferry Road, Beaverton
portlandcommunitychurch.org
2 sermons
17415 NW Walker Rd, Beaverton
youngnak.org
2 sermons
17800 SW Kinnaman Rd, Aloha
mtolivet.com
85 sermons
1895 NW 169th Pl, Beaverton
tlfchurch.com
2 sermons
1895 NW 169th Pl, Beaverton
tlfchurch.com
1 sermon
1200 SW 185th Ave, Beaverton
oregoneden.com
1 sermon
11520 SW Allen Blvd, Beaverton
rbcbeaverton.org
1 sermon
2800 NW 153rd Ave building b, Beaverton
oakhills-church.org
1 sermon
5650 SW Hall Blvd, Beaverton
church.pilgrimbeaverton.com
1 sermon
5755 SW Erickson Ave, Beaverton
calvaryparkside.org
1 sermon
13715 SW Walker Rd, Beaverton
h-t.org
1 sermon
14645 SW Davis Rd, Beaverton
beavertonsda.com
1 sermon
17625 NW Cornell Road, Beaverton
sovlutheran.com
1 sermon

Types of churches in Beaverton

Modern Beaverton Churches

These congregations feature contemporary worship bands, casual environments, and practical teaching, often meeting in renovated retail or school spaces around Cedar Hills Crossing, Progress Ridge, and Murrayhill. Many offer livestreams and multiple weekend service times to fit the schedules of commuters along Highway 217 and employees at nearby tech campuses.

Beaverton Young Adult Churches

These churches cultivate community for recent graduates and early-career professionals living near Beaverton Central, The Round, and MAX Blue Line stops. Expect late-evening services, active small groups that meet in local cafes, and volunteer nights tied to parks and trails like Fanno Creek.

Multilingual & Multicultural Churches

Reflecting Beaverton’s diversity, these congregations offer Spanish-language services and bilingual worship, with growing Korean, Chinese, Vietnamese, and Indian-language ministries around Five Oaks/Triple Creek, Aloha, and Cedar Hills. They often host ESL classes, cultural celebrations, and translation support to connect immigrant families with long-time residents.

Liturgical & Traditional Churches

Rooted congregations in Central and West Beaverton emphasize reverent liturgy, lectionary preaching, and choral or organ music in classic sanctuaries near Hall Boulevard and Farmington Road. They frequently provide weekday prayer, sacramental preparation, and community care programs that serve multi-generational households.

Sermon clips from Beaverton churches

42s
“``Hannah's vow was not simply, Lord, please notice my pain and comfort me. Israel had already prayed prayers like that countless times during the period of the judges. Lord, the enemy has oppressed us. Lord, help us. Again and again, God's people cried out for relief from their suffering many, many times. But Hannah's prayer is different. What Hannah longs to see restored is not merely her own dignity before Paninnah. She's praying for the kingdom of God.”
54s
“자족의 훈련은 없는 것보다 이미 받은 것을 바라보는 훈련, 개수하는 훈련인 것입니다. 이 훈련을 계속해서 이어가기 바랍니다. 나이가 없는 것, 그거 보지 말고 이미 받은 것 이것들을 계속해서 바라보고 계수하는 것 이런 찬양도 있잖아요. 받은 목을 세워보아라. 이게 그겁니다. 참 중요한 우리 태도의 훈련인 것이죠. 사람의 본성은 여러분 그러지 않습니까? 끊임없이 없는 것을 바라보게 됩니다. 나에게 없는 것. 아직 이루지 못한 것. 없는데 다른 사람들은 있는 것. 또 내가 더 가져야 될 것 이게 여기에 시선이 머물고 여기에 우리의 마음이 빼앗기는 것 이게 죄된 본성을 가진 사람의 모습인 것입니다”
52s
“But I want you to remember this today, that while you wait, God is working. While you wait, God is working. He's not just preparing your blessing. He's preparing you for the blessing. Waiting shaped them. Waiting united them. Waiting prepared them, and waiting is preparing you and I today. Don't grow weary in well doing. Don't grow weary in your waiting. For the promise of God is yay and amen.”
63s
“The word that we speak can kill and the word that you speak can give life. You hear me? It can kill and it can give life. The word that you speak is like a seed a seed that you plant on the soil and germinate and grow and produce fruit. So when you speak it, it begins to germinate. At the appointed time, it will produce fruit. But the fruit that produces are two types. One fruit will lead to death. One fruit will lead to life. It depends on the type of word that you speak out that grows up and produce fruit.”
34s
“Throw out your calf idol. Watch this. Throw out your calf idol. This calf, a metal worker made it. Hosea says, what are you thinking? A metal worker made it. You're gonna bow down to that? It's not God. It will be broken in pieces, that calf of Samaria. They replaced common sense with foolishness by worshiping lifeless idols.”
53s
#LiveInAnticipation
“Many, and perhaps rightly so, consider these days we are living in concerning and something is shifting and discern that Jesus is coming soon. And regardless of the day, whenever that may happen on a timeline, Adventists ought to live in the anticipation he's coming soon. And though we are told that the days before his coming will be such as has never been before, a time of trouble, In some sense, being a prepper for these days is not overly complicated. Stay close to Jesus. Let him shape your life. Stand on his word. Live with gospel purpose. Engage in Christian community. Trust him fully with peace, not fear.”
42s
#ResurrectionBringsHope
“Whoever believes in him will never die, not really, not in the way that we thought of death before. That's only true though if Jesus was resurrected. So we ask again, does Jesus' resurrection make a difference to those who grieve like Mary? Yes. It does. His resurrection grants us resurrection life ourselves and promises to one day put our grief to death fully and finally. If you are grieving this morning, know that Jesus' resurrection matters. It does make a difference.”
77s
#SealedTomb
“Pentrufapulka mormintur era sigilat, mormintur era pozit, dim perspectiva umane mormintur era definitiv, dim perspectiva non astra dumne seo asis, jeł en cep lucaria diacum ena inte. Dradzimy dumneseu Christos na am viat cassene impressionese. Nu nu”
40s
#PowerThroughService
“That all along Jesus is showing God's glory in this world. And all along it's calling us to see our reality in a new and different way. Awakening to the way of Jesus will disrupt how we perceives how we perceive and carry ourselves in this world. If this world tells us that power is something that you go and get for yourself and exert over others. The way of Jesus says no. That is not the way of power. The way of power of Jesus is a life laid down in service.”
27s
#회개와화해
“죄가 죄를 지었다면 죄의 문제가 있다면 그 죄는요, 그 죄의 문제는 제가 주님 앞으로 나아가서 철저하게 회개해야 됩니다. 십자가 앞으로 나오셔서. 주님, 제가 이런 잘못을 저질렀습니다. 용서하여 주소서. 그러는가 하면 주님께만 회개할 뿐만 아니라 내가 어떤 죄를 지은 당사자가 있다면 그 사람에게도 가서 회개해야죠. 내가 참 잘못했다. 이게 진정한 회개인 거잖아요.”

Why Beaverton churches are unique

Beaverton, OR is one of the Portland metro’s most diverse hubs, and that global mix shapes the character of churches in Beaverton, from multilingual services to community dinners that honor different traditions. Many congregations support newcomers with practical helps and culturally aware ministries, including multilingual worship and translation, ESL and citizenship classes, and cross-cultural community outreach.
Rooted near major tech and athletic employers, Beaverton churches tend to be innovative and accessible, pairing modern music with strong digital engagement for commuters and shift workers. It’s common to find streamlined gatherings and midweek online options such as modern worship with contemporary band, robust livestream and online groups, and tech-friendly volunteer teams.
Family-friendly neighborhoods like Murrayhill, South Beaverton, and Cedar Hills, along with the Tualatin Hills parks system, foster a tight-knit feel that shapes local ministry rhythms. Expect neighborhood life—farmers markets, youth sports, and service projects—to inspire programming like strong kids programs for young families, neighborhood-based small groups, and community service and food support.

Recent sermons from Beaverton churches

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