Churches in Bronx

Active churches in Bronx

627 E 187th St, Bronx
ourladymtcarmelbx.org
10 sermons · 1 day ago
3080 White Plains Rd., Bronx
mountcarmelpc.org
6 sermons
1488 Hoe Ave, Bronx
ugmbc-ny.org
3 sermons
2730 Bruckner Blvd, Bronx
throggsneckcommunitychurch.com
2 sermons
260 W 231st St, Bronx
gracetab.com
2 sermons
5040 Henry Hudson Parkway East, Bronx
christchurchriverdale.org
1 sermon
409 Underhill Ave, Bronx
calvaryny.org
1 sermon
1695 Washington Ave, Bronx
bxsdachurch.org
1 sermon
1315 Olmstead Ave, Bronx
churchofsthelena.com
1 sermon
3573 Bruckner Blvd, Bronx
zoodohospeghe.org
1 sermon
1275 Grand Concourse, Bronx
grandconcourse.org
1 sermon
3877 E Tremont Ave, Bronx
bronxvictory.com
1 sermon
2868 Jerome Ave, Bronx
heavenlyvision.net
1 sermon
1109 Burke Ave, Bronx
trinityfaithpcg.org
1 sermon
120 E 169th St, Bronx
walkermemorialbaptistchurch.com
1 sermon
409 E 241st St, Bronx
stbarnabasbronx.org
1 sermon
834 Concourse Village E, Bronx
epworthchurchbx.com
1 sermon
959 Cauldwell Ave, Bronx
hcbcchurch.org
1 sermon
2439 Creston Ave, Bronx
fccbronx.org
1 sermon
2347 Lafayette Ave, Bronx
ltfchurch.org
1 sermon
2525 Williamsbridge Rd, Bronx
newlifeinthebronxchurch.org
1 sermon
2705 Reservoir Ave, Bronx
fordhammanor.org
1 sermon
1659 E Gun Hill Rd, Bronx
thecpcchurch.org
1 sermon
2757 Morris Ave, Bronx
newlifebronx.com
1 sermon
2626 E Tremont Ave, Bronx
hfccone.org
1 sermon
659 E 188th St, Bronx
cabx.org
1 sermon
2 Van Cortlandt Ave E, Bronx
havencitychurch.org
1 sermon
3154 Fish Ave, Bronx
eastpreschurch.org
1 sermon
5905 Broadway, Bronx
ccpvida.org
1 sermon
909 E 233rd St, Bronx
philadelphia22.adventistchurchconnect.org
1 sermon
3743 Bronxwood Ave, Bronx
northbronxsda.org
1 sermon
800 Morris Park Ave, Bronx
morrisparkchurch.org
1 sermon
4371 Martha Ave, Bronx
eprcweb.org
1 sermon
755 Rhinelander Ave, Bronx
vannest.church
1 sermon
729 Cranford Ave, Bronx
1 sermon
760 Soundview Ave, Bronx
oga.pcusa.org
1 sermon
45 Goble Pl, Bronx
firstghana.org
0 sermons

Types of churches in Bronx

Modern Bronx Churches

Newer congregations across Mott Haven, Port Morris, and along the Grand Concourse use renovated theaters and warehouses, modern worship bands, and media-driven teaching. They tend to be multi-ethnic and family-friendly, with weekday community programming and easy subway access on the 2/5, 4, and D lines that draw attendees from across the borough.

Young Adult Churches in Bronx

Churches near Fordham University, Lehman College, and Hostos Community College offer college-focused small groups, mentoring, and late-Sunday services that fit student schedules. You’ll find social hangouts and service projects around Belmont, Bedford Park, and Mott Haven, appealing to recent grads and young professionals moving into new developments along the Harlem River.

Spanish-Language & Bilingual Churches

In the South Bronx—Mott Haven, Melrose, and Hunts Point—as well as Soundview and Castle Hill, many congregations offer Spanish-only or bilingual services reflecting Puerto Rican, Dominican, and Mexican communities. Worship often blends Latin American hymns with contemporary praise, and churches commonly host ESL classes, immigration support, and food distributions along Southern Boulevard and Westchester Avenue.

Pentecostal Storefront Churches

Lively Pentecostal congregations meet in storefronts on Fordham Road, Third Avenue in the Hub, and Southern Boulevard, filling the block with call-and-response preaching, tambourines, and testimonies. These grassroots churches emphasize prayer, deliverance, and neighborhood outreach, staying open most weeknights and welcoming walk-ins from nearby bus and subway stops in Morrisania, Highbridge, and Kingsbridge.

Sermon clips from Bronx churches

46s
#BeWithHimAlways
“Because that's the ultimate goal. The ultimate goal of life is not to get famous, not to get rich, not to, you know, have all the money in the world, not to have all the respect of people around you. The greatest pressure in this world is just to be with him. The kingdom of heaven is not just some far off reality that we wait for when we die. The kingdom of heaven is here present now. Wherever you see that red sanctuary lamp when you enter a church, that's your signal that the kingdom of God is right here present for you, and you have to make a choice. Am I gonna give all I have for this treasure, or am I gonna hold something back from God?”
62s
#CharacterOverGift
“Anointing without purity causes destruction. Anointing without purity causes destruction. We post scriptures, but we watch garbage. We worship in public, but we lust in private. We think gifting covers character. God said it doesn't. Can I tell you something? Your gift can take you where your character can't keep you. What private habit is cutting your spiritual hair? Grade yourself. Purity and holiness, grade yourself. Subject number seven, faith and trust in God. Faith is the currency of the kingdom. Without it, it is impossible to please God.”
43s
“you are so focused on the drama in your life, you can't focus on the delivering that's happening right about now. So where will you find me? I want you to find me in the right places and at the right times. Find me that no matter what's going on in the outside, I will run to Jesus. Find me that I'm not worried about the depths of the waters or the sharks or the snakes. I know about the power of Jesus. Find me that despite what's going on on the outside, I know you are with me on the inside. Find me when you fed me. Find me when you clothe me. Find me no matter where it may be. I know where you will find me. You will find me in the place where I'm praising god.”
44s
“That word Yahweh is the the name of the covenant keeping God. When we say that name Yahweh, in fact, the Jews wouldn't even say his name. They would they would insert consonants. That's that's a made up word because they thought that the name of God was so holy, they wouldn't even say it. So when we're when we're singing Yahweh, what we're saying is you are a holy covenant keeping God. That he's a God that keeps his promises. Amen. For us in this room, we may know people. In fact, all of us know people. All of us are those people who don't keep the promises of God, but God always keeps his promises to us. Amen. So he's a covenant keeping God.”
65s
#LimpiosPorLaSangre
“Y lo que ellos no saben es que Jesús estaba operando en una señal, y estaba confirmando y declarando algo poderoso, y es que ustedes piensan que van a poder purificarse a través de agua, pero el sistema que yo ofrezco es una de sangre, por eso que el vino, dice la palabra que cuando Jesús está en la última cena, y él dice, comete, este es mi cuerpo, representa el vino y él dice, bebé, este es mi sangre, por lo tanto va de una una purificación de agua a una renovación de redención a través de sangre. ¿Por qué? Porque los que son limpiados por la sangre del cordero, no tiene que volver a seguir purificándose con el agua, sino que es limpio, aleluya, de todo pecado, una y por última vez, yo quiero ver las manos de los que son testigos de esa gracia, que son limpiados, limpios por la sangre del cordero.”
70s
#PrayForHarvesters
“So, pastor Monroe, the solution to the lack of laborers, Jesus say, is pray the lord of harvest. Yeah. Pray to the one who is responsible for the harvest to send laborers. He doesn't just go do something, but pray the lord of the harvest to send laborers, people who are moved with compassion. Jesus When Jesus sees us, he doesn't see where you're coming from, but he has a view as to where you need to go.”
49s
#BecauseHeLivesHope
“``So brothers and sisters, why do we still fear? Why can't we continue to enjoy eternity right now? Why can't you why can't we continue to enjoy the salvation of God? If you are a believer and you're still doubting that you are saved, if you are a believer and you are still uncertain that you are saved, that you are saved, why do you sing this song? Because he lives. I can face tomorrow. Because Jesus died died and resurrected. He leaves. Because he leaves, there is hope for you. Because he leaves, you can start to enjoy his assurance now because he leaves.”
76s
#SmallBattlesFirst
“It's the small battles God is calling his people, his young people to fight the small battles before your Goliath comes upon you. Your small battle in comparison. There's a literal comparison. In school, they might be tempting you to say certain wicked things. Someone say no. Young people say no. Young people say no. it says, when the lion up there came and took the lamb out of the flock. Verse 35. Go to verse 35. Make sure it's up. Young people, look at verse 35.”
46s
#SkipProbate
“So that's why people don't like wills. Too much arguments, too much litigation, and, you know, you wind up spending thousands of dollars with lawyers to litigate whether or not these things are yours, whether this was intended, what exactly has happened. So will probate court legal fees? These are the things that people seek to, avoid, and that's where the trust comes. And so when we talk about a trust, a trust is going to be a document that is like a contract that writes down all the rules and regulations as to how you'd like to distribute your assets.”
40s
#LivingWordPower
“``But understand, the words that you have in front of you are a dead letter if Christ doesn't make them active in you. It's important we understand this because, what we need is the transforming power of the Holy Spirit. That's why so shall my word be that goeth forth out of my mouth. The word that accomplishes is ultimately the word of the son, the suffering servant, our Lord Jesus Christ. The word was made flesh. The one who is our living water.”

Why Bronx churches are unique

In a borough where Spanish, English, and dozens of other languages flow through Mott Haven and Fordham, churches in Bronx often reflect that diversity with multilingual worship and culturally rich services. Expect lively choirs, Afro‑Caribbean rhythms, and messages that speak to immigrant journeys and second‑generation life, with options like bilingual Spanish-English services, multicultural gospel and Latin worship, and West African and Caribbean ministries.
Rooted in working‑class neighborhoods and public‑housing communities, Bronx churches frequently double as neighborhood lifelines—running food distributions, after‑school programs, and legal clinics for newcomers. This practical care sits alongside prayer and discipleship, highlighting a holistic faith shaped by the borough’s resilience and mutual aid ethos through offerings like robust community outreach, food pantry and housing help, and ESL and immigration support.
From Riverdale’s hilltops to Soundview’s waterfront and the campuses of Fordham and Lehman, the borough’s geography and student presence influence worship rhythms with transit‑friendly schedules, outdoor gatherings, and dynamic ministries for emerging adults and families. Congregations blend reverent teaching with modern community-building, reflected in college student ministries, young adults and professionals, and small group culture.

Recent sermons from Bronx churches

Nearby cities: 35 churches in The Bronx 5 churches in West Bronx 6 churches in East Bronx 8 churches in Queens 9 churches in Manhattan