Churches in Boca Raton

Active churches in Boca Raton

10333 Diego Dr S, Boca Raton
coastalcommunity.tv
4 sermons
10660 Sandalfoot Blvd W
calvaryftl.org
4 sermons
9087 Glades Rd, Boca Raton
christfellowship.church
5 sermons
1300 NW 4th Ave, Boca Raton
coanboca.com
1 sermon
2400 Yamato Rd, Boca Raton
spanishriver.com
1 sermon
100 NE Mizner Blvd, Boca Raton
stgregorysepiscopal.org
1 sermon
600 S Dixie Hwy Suite 211, Boca Raton
solidrockchristianchurch.org
2 sermons
470 NW 4th Ave, Boca Raton
ibcnow.org
1 sermon
4920 Conference Way N, Boca Raton
tcchurch.org
1 sermon
1551 W Camino Real, Boca Raton
calvaryftl.org
1 sermon
370 SW 3rd St, Boca Raton
stjoan.org
1 sermon
2100 Yamato Rd, Boca Raton
saintmarkboca.net
1 sermon
3499 NW 2nd Ave, Boca Raton
victory.org
1 sermon
3900 Jog Rd Building 13, Boca Raton
chapelsta.org
1 sermon
7250 N Federal Hwy, Boca Raton
ascensionboca.org
1 sermon
470 NW 4th Ave, Boca Raton
bocacommunity.org
1 sermon
600 W Camino Real, Boca Raton
graceboca.org
1 sermon
300 East FL-794, Boca Raton
adventchurchboca.org
1 sermon
7500 E Country Club Blvd, Boca Raton
abcc.church
1 sermon
22500 Hammock St, Boca Raton
hammockstreetchurch.com
1 sermon
2200 NW Boca Raton Blvd, Boca Raton
bocajourney.com
1 sermon
4742 NW 2nd Ave, Boca Raton
crbocaraton.com
1 sermon
10101 Judge Winikoff Rd, Boca Raton
crossbridgeboca.org
1 sermon
11443 W Palmetto Park Rd, Boca Raton
frontlinechristiancenter.com
1 sermon
9040 Kimberly Blvd, Boca Raton
oceansidechurch.com
1 sermon
1798 Spanish River Blvd, Boca Raton
soluschurch.com
1 sermon
1491 NW 4th Ave, Boca Raton
briasd.org
1 sermon

Types of churches in Boca Raton

Boca Raton Young Adult Churches

Many congregations near FAU and Lynn University blend modern worship, late-evening services, and small groups that meet around Glades Road, downtown Mizner Park, and student housing corridors. Expect casual gatherings, service projects like beach cleanups at Red Reef or South Beach Park, and mentoring geared to interns and early-career professionals.

West Boca Raton Churches

Family-centered churches along the 441/State Road 7 corridor emphasize robust kids’ and youth programs, with schedules shaped around Palm Beach County schools and activities at South County Regional Park. Ample parking and multiple weekend services cater to busy households in nearby gated communities.

Spanish & Portuguese Churches

Reflecting Boca’s Latin American and Brazilian presence, many congregations offer Spanish- or Portuguese-language worship and bilingual ministries. You’ll find them in East Boca near Federal Highway and along the Powerline/Yamato corridors, often hosting ESL classes, immigration support, and multicultural festivals.

Traditional Liturgical Churches

Long-established congregations near Camino Real, Spanish River Boulevard, and older coastal neighborhoods emphasize reverent liturgy, choral music, and sacramental life. They attract multi-generational locals and seasonal “snowbirds” seeking a classic worship rhythm close to the Intracoastal and downtown.

Sermon clips from Boca Raton churches

28s
“In your work, like, I think your relationships with the opposite sex, there needs to be some boundaries in. Mhmm. Like, what what what is okay and what is inappropriate? And you set that line way ahead of time so that way you don't ever cross it. Mhmm. That's how people ended up in compromising situations. They they never set a boundary, and they end up way over here. And then they're going, oh, man. How did how did I end up here? Well, I never I never gave myself some parameters. Right.”
32s
“Do you believe that? I don't mean just theologically. I mean emotionally. Do you truly believe God loves you the way he loves Jesus? Because if you don't believe it, you know what happens? Your spirituality becomes performance. You start living with this orphan spirit where you're trying to achieve something that God has already settled in Christ Jesus.”
33s
“we call it being kingdom ready. So now my kids are kingdom ready. And so now my kids can can we do it? K. So they'll they'll grab the gift cards and they'll they'll pass it out out out the back seat to say, hey, we we just want to we just want to bless you today. Now, one time we we had some cereal bars in the car just to, you know, we wanted to just be as kingdom ready as we possibly could, and somebody was like, that's all you gonna give them? A cereal bar? I said, you wanna know what is better than? Nothing.”
44s
“So Jesus Christ is God. Jesus Christ is the Messiah. Jesus Christ came to Earth because he loved you. He's a reflection of God, and the Bible says God is love. News flash, God loves you. Amen. So Jesus is the exact likeness of God. Now listen to this. He is in the very form of God. And so that is why Jesus could say now listen to this. John chapter 14 verse nine, it says, he who has seen me has seen the father.”
51s
“At the same time, are you experiencing infirmity that just seems to come back to back? Are you finding yourself having to deal with thoughts of of wrath and and and anger? Are you finding yourself having to deal with temptations that you thought you were done with? They're coming back. The devil is trying to hinder you. He sees that there's a beckoning on you, and he's doing everything he can to keep you from it. He doesn't have to know what's gonna happen. He just knows God is after you. And if he can just distract you and keep you in your own feelings, then you will be aborting your own baby.”
22s
“``One of the beautiful opportunities on a happy service on Easter Sunday, Pascha, is that we read the gospel in different languages to show the universality of the church. That the church is not just for the Greeks or the Russians or the Bulgarians or the Romanians. The church is for the entire world, and that's indeed the great blessing.”
31s
“When we do that when we do that with our children my my my my mom used to say, we'd leave the house, remember who whose you are. Remember whose you are. Now she meant we were we were theirs. Yeah. Yeah. You were Cassidy. I remember whose you are. You know, you're you're you're you're you're bear the family name. But we could go deeper and say to all of our baptized children, remember whose you are. You're baptized into the name. You're in union with Christ. Now that's not a burden to bear.”
42s
“God oftentimes affirms his promises in or after seasons of trust, seasons of trial, seasons of difficulty, seasons of decisions, seasons of wilderness wanderings. Do you ever have those days, those weeks, those years, those decades where you're just feeling desolate and dark, sometimes God is is drawing you through those so that on the other side, you're experiencing the sense of his presence. God affirms his promises in or after seasons of trust. It's certainly what he is doing in Abraham's life, and sometimes that is true during our lives.”
40s
#HeDiedForYou
“Many people love Jesus. He was Jesus, the savior. Jesus, the healer. Jesus, the miracle worker. But many people were against Jesus. They were jealous of Jesus. They were angry with Jesus. He was a threat to the upper echelons of religious and governmental power, and those people wanted to keep their power. Jesus was crucified on a cross, the most horrible and insulting way for someone to die. He suffered for you. He died for you.”
48s
#ChurchCommunityMatters
“What he wanted was a believing community that would leave that upper room and be brave enough to come out of hiding if they truly believed in the risen Christ and Christ's mercy. People would come to believe in the risen Christ through their experience in the believing community. Now one of the most common things said by those claiming to be Christians yet not belonging to a church community is, I don't have to go to church to pray. While this may be true, the reality is that a person cannot be a Christian as Jesus intended unless that person is a member of the Christian church.”

Why Boca Raton churches are unique

Churches in Boca Raton mirror the city’s blend of retirees, young professionals, and Florida Atlantic University students, creating intergenerational spaces that feel both rooted and energetic. With many residents from Latin America and Brazil, it’s common to encounter multilingual worship and community life that blends global flavors with local hospitality. These dynamics shape ministries such as bilingual Spanish and Portuguese services, college student ministries, and intergenerational community focus.
Boca Raton churches make the most of their coastal setting with outdoor fellowship in parks and along the shoreline, including sunrise beach worship gatherings. The same waterfront lifestyle also calls for preparedness and compassion, so congregations often organize robust hurricane relief efforts and community cleanups while adjusting calendars for seasonal residents through flexible winter visitor schedules.
In family-focused neighborhoods and gated communities, many congregations emphasize practical support for everyday life—faith formation for kids, mentoring for teens, and weeknight connection—resulting in strong kids programs for young families and weekday small group culture. Tech-forward and design-conscious, Boca Raton churches often pair polished facilities with modern worship with contemporary band while maintaining a philanthropic ethos through partnerships with local nonprofits.

Recent sermons from Boca Raton churches

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