Churches in Bloomington Township

Active churches in Bloomington Township

3575 N Prow Rd, Bloomington
5 sermons
1200 N Russell Rd, Bloomington
1 sermon
219 E 4th St, Bloomington
1 sermon
321 N Rogers St, Bloomington
1 sermon
100 IN-46, Bloomington
1 sermon
801 E State Road 45 46 Bypass, Bloomington
1 sermon
930 W 7th St, Bloomington
1 sermon
111 S Kimble Dr, Bloomington
1 sermon
3124 Canterbury Ct, Bloomington
1 sermon
2230 N Martha St, Bloomington
1 sermon

Types of churches in Bloomington 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 Bloomington Township churches

54s
#StartWithAConversation
“love this story in acts eight because it reminds us that life change often starts much simpler than we think. You know, some of us have gone through things. Maybe somebody did go through some addiction, drugs, or whatever. Maybe some body had something very devastating happen to them in life, and we've had to overcome those things. very often and many times, life change starts with something much simpler. Not with a stage in life, not with a spotlight, not with somebody having all the answers, but with a conversation. One conversation, one moment of obedience, one person willing to say, let's talk.”
28s
“What he does is something far more powerful than simply toppling one human empire. You know, when Jesus becomes the Passover lamb, his blood will cover not a single house, but be shed for every house, for every tribe, people, nation, and tongue. He defeats evil itself, and he does it the exact same way God used the destroyer to turn evil against itself in the Passover.”
41s
“It's surrendering your life to your pain and to your circumstances instead of to Jesus. Now, the counterfeit of joy is quite the opposite and it's sneaky. It's euphoria. It it's exhilaration. It's confusing emotional highs for the love and favor of god which is such a dangerous trap because if that's if you only think that god is showing you love and favor and that he's for you and that he's good in your life, only when you can feel those high emotions. And what happens when you're going through some struggles in life? Is that the judgment of god?”
26s
#PrayForWorkers
“Jesus' words are so needed today. Jesus requested and commanded that we plead that we be filled with the holy spirit. That's the one thing that we need to be asking the our father in heaven, that we be filled with the holy spirit. And the other thing that Jesus requested that we plead with the father is for workers. Jesus said the the fields are ripe and ready, but the laborers are few. Friends, this is the reality.”
37s
#RememberYourFirstLove
“Then some of you have just forgotten about Jesus and all of your church stuff, and all of your serving, and all of your tithing, and all of your church attending, and all of your community grouping. What Jesus is is saying is you you've just you you've forgotten about me. Remember what you've received and what you have heard. Some of you have forgotten how the Holy Spirit moved you and changed you and brought you face to face with the savior of your soul. You forgot that. What do you need to remember today?”
51s
#JustAHug
“The other two had to remind me of their names, although I did recognize their faces immediately. Their stories unfolded in my memory, and I felt compassion toward them. They shared their current status. Two of them who, thanks be to god, had found housing, but the other was still on the street as he is considered one of the untouchable. After a short visit, their parting request was a hug. Just a hug. Not a dollar, not a place to sleep, not a meal. A hug.”
31s
#SavedByGraceNotLaw
“Does not matter what earthly standards you follow if you think that is for salvation. Right? What matters is that I've been made new when I accept Christ. I should be showing the gospel of my new creation. I am going to live forever and it is not because I am circumcised. It is not because I have done the Torah commandments. It's because I have accepted Christ and that is what Paul is trying to get to the Galatians to say.”
40s
#WoundsToVictory
“What once seemed like proof of defeat had become signs of victory. The wounds were still there, but they no longer had the final word. And even more so, Jesus does not shame Thomas for needing this moment, for needing to experience Jesus in risen form. He does not scold him for his own hesitation. He simply meets him where he is, and that is the grace that is found in Thomas' resurrection story.”
57s
#PauseBeforeDeciding
“Do not make a permanent decision in a temporary, yeah, situation. In the midst of temporary confusion. That's why I like to tell people when a spouse dies that they've been in, yeah, the marital relationship with for years and years. The devil speaks to their mind and it pushes them to make rash decision that I'm going to move right away. I'm I'm going to get out of this circumstance and this situation but that's not god talking because says, in the midst of your mind's confusion, I want you to pause. Pause. Yeah. Pause. Yeah. And listen for my voice.”
38s
#JesusBreaksShame
“The good news is Jesus busts through anyway. He enters the room. He enters the heart. He breaks into the shame, into the fear that keeps us locked away. Jesus says, peace be with you. He squelches the shame. And let me tell you, shame, guilt, and fear are all first cousins. We all have things that make us feel unworthy. We all have things that we want to lock behind the door that we want no one else to know about us.”

Why Bloomington Township churches are unique

Tradition meets innovation: The spiritual landscape in Bloomington 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.