Churches in Brooklyn

Active churches in Brooklyn

404A Willoughby Ave, Brooklyn
globalfirenow.com
4 sermons · 7 days ago
515 Otsego St, Brooklyn
newvictorycc.org
50 sermons
1624 84th St, Brooklyn
metbaptist.com
2 sermons
23 Meadow St, Brooklyn
v1.church
4 sermons
1688 St Marks Ave, Brooklyn
swccny.org
1 sermon
32 E 98th St, Brooklyn
alccnyc.org
1 sermon
1623-27 Utica Ave, Brooklyn
mamresda.org
1 sermon
88 Hanson Pl, Brooklyn
hansonplace.org
1 sermon
634 Prospect Pl, Brooklyn
newhaventempleny.adventistchurch.org
1 sermon
457 Grand Ave, Brooklyn
bethelsda.org
1 sermon
138 Montrose Ave, Brooklyn
trinity-stmary.org
1 sermon
185 S 9th St, Brooklyn
laluzdelmundoinc.org
1 sermon
267 Bay Ridge Ave, Brooklyn
gatewaycitychurch.net
1 sermon
1371 Rogers Ave, Brooklyn
kingschurchofchrist.org
1 sermon
116 6th Ave, Brooklyn
sasfx.org
1 sermon
460 Marcus Garvey Blvd, Brooklyn
bethanybklyn.org
1 sermon
1 Park Point, Brooklyn
hopecommunitynyc.com
1 sermon
The Roulette - next door to YWCA, 509 Atlantic Ave
forefrontnyc.com
1 sermon
859 Hendrix St, Brooklyn
spcbc.com
1 sermon
425 Hoyt St, Brooklyn
citylifechurch.nyc
1 sermon
2431 Linden Blvd, Brooklyn
hopeforalloutreach.org
1 sermon
4610 Church Avenue, Brooklyn
restorationtempleaog.org
1 sermon
1160 Bedford Ave, Brooklyn
cwcnaz.com
1 sermon
133 Thomas S Boyland St, Brooklyn
sppcny.org
1 sermon
4905 Avenue D, Brooklyn
nltchurchbrooklyn.org
1 sermon
57 Orange St, Brooklyn
plymouthchurch.org
1 sermon
2777 Atlantic Ave, Brooklyn
nylifechurch.com
1 sermon
484 Washington Ave, Brooklyn
brownmemorialbaptist.org
1 sermon
276 Fenimore St, Brooklyn
fenimoreumc.org
1 sermon
179 New York Ave, Brooklyn
tbcbrooklyn.org
1 sermon
251 12th St, Brooklyn
parkslope.church
1 sermon
1405 Bushwick Ave, Brooklyn
stthomasbushwick.org
1 sermon
557 E 31st St, Brooklyn
evangelicalcrusade.org
1 sermon
826-828 Greene Ave, Brooklyn
antiochbaptistbrooklyn.com
1 sermon
520 Clinton Ave, Brooklyn
stlukeandstmatthew.org
1 sermon
3114 Glenwood Rd, Brooklyn
vanderveerparkumc.org
1 sermon
1200 Dean St, Brooklyn
bedfordcentralchurch.org
1 sermon
85 S Oxford St, Brooklyn
lapcbrooklyn.org
1 sermon
Gardner C. Taylor Boulevard (Formerly, 833 Marcy Ave Suite 1
concordcares.org
1 sermon
279 Lafayette Ave, Brooklyn
ebcconnects.com
1 sermon
334 MacDonough St, Brooklyn
stphilipsbklyn.org
1 sermon
360 Schermerhorn St, Brooklyn
nextstepcc.org
1 sermon
286-88 7th Ave, Brooklyn
allsaintsparkslope.org
1 sermon
493-5 Monroe St, Brooklyn
gsmcny.org
1 sermon
5224 6th Ave, Brooklyn
gbcbk.org
1 sermon
179 Livingston St, Brooklyn
bridgechurchnyc.com
1 sermon
1417 Union St, Brooklyn
stmarkschurchbrooklyn.org
1 sermon
45 E 8th St, Brooklyn
ccopny.org
1 sermon
450 Eastern Pkwy, Brooklyn
myfbcch.org
1 sermon
420 Union St, Brooklyn
brooklyn.church
1 sermon
254 Hicks St, Brooklyn
gracebrooklyn.org
1 sermon

Types of churches in Brooklyn

Modern Brooklyn Churches

These congregations feature contemporary worship with live bands, practical teaching, and casual, come-as-you-are atmospheres. Many meet in repurposed lofts or theaters around Williamsburg, Bushwick, and DUMBO, and they often collaborate with local arts and tech communities for outreach and events.

Historic Landmark Sanctuaries

Brooklyn’s older neighborhoods—Brooklyn Heights, Fort Greene, Park Slope, and Bay Ridge—are dotted with stone and Gothic Revival sanctuaries, stained-glass windows, and pipe organs. Services here tend to be liturgical and choir-led, drawing multigenerational congregations who value tradition and the borough’s architectural heritage.

Multilingual & Immigrant Congregations

Reflecting the borough’s diversity, many churches offer services in Spanish, Haitian Creole, and other languages across Flatbush, East Flatbush, Sunset Park, and Bushwick. You’ll also find Russian- and Ukrainian-speaking congregations near Brighton Beach and Sheepshead Bay, and Chinese-language ministries in Sunset Park, often paired with immigration help, ESL classes, and food distribution.

Brooklyn Social Justice Churches

These churches engage deeply with neighborhood needs through mutual aid, tenant rights advocacy, and anti-violence initiatives from Crown Heights to Bed-Stuy and Red Hook. Expect teaching that connects faith to issues like racial equity, affordable housing, and climate resilience, along with volunteer opportunities and partnerships with local nonprofits.

Sermon clips from Brooklyn churches

56s
#BuildForGenerations
“So the transition was to go from me to we. Bless me, prophecy, asks, when is my door opening? You know, we hear this all the time on the socials. When is my season changing? When is my money coming? When will my enemies fall? When will I leave Babylon? When will I leave my circumstance? bless us looking to for the house of God and the people of God to be blessed, ask a different question. What must we construct? What must we plant? What must we teach our children? How must our community survive? What institutions must exist when restoration comes? So one sees a quick exit, the other is building a lasting legacy. If your prophecy cannot build beyond your lifetime, it may be ambition wearing spiritual language.”
81s
#PurposeInPain
“Who is this sermon for today? I believe there's more God has for us. More stands the other side of struggle. More stands on the other side of difficult things. And maybe, just maybe, some of what you are experiencing today is not because of something you've done wrong. Don't live and I wanna speak this into somebody's life. I come against this spirit today. Don't live your life always looking for what you did wrong to cause what you're in. Some things God allows permits to happen because there's something in you that needs to come forth. And sometimes he arranges situations to blow up in our face so that he can show us we can handle fire.”
49s
“I don't know if any of us would make it in the woods surviving this week, but I think what Jesus told his disciples, and by extension, us, provides a a dependable survival guide for me and you to live on mission today. Dependable survival guide. It won't be easy. We will be rejected. But our God is the God of the harvest, so we can go out trusting him and depending on him, relying on him. This morning, if you're here and you're not a Christian, know that you are a lost sheep in need of a shepherd, and know that Jesus is the good shepherd who came to save and save lost and wandering sheep. He laid down his life at the cross for his sheep. So if you hear his voice, heed his call this morning, respond with repentance and faith. That's my invitation to you.”
45s
“I'm helping you because in our lives, we do the right things too few times. I got my wife flowers once. Well, how long you've been married? Twenty years. I massaged her back once. Well, how long you've been married? Thirty years. I took her on a date once. Well, how long you've been married? See, we do the right thing too few times. We are changed often by the things that not the things we do once, but the things we do many times. This is why the Lord told Naaman, you need to dip in the water seven times.”
50s
#SeekGodTogether
“One thing I learned by reading different writings by rabbis in a book that was given to Susan and I by Robert Stern's Eagle's Wings Ministry is that when the word presents a question, they don't hesitate to go to the Lord and make inquiry. They don't hesitate. They go and inquire of the lord. Then when the lord speaks to them, they come together as a community and they share with one another what god has revealed to them about the very thing they made inquiry about.”
36s
#StandWithGodMajority
“Go and find a pool and wash. Is there anybody here who knows that sometimes you have to stand alone? You have to stand and walk by yourself. But if Jesus sent you, you could stand by yourself because you're not standing by yourself. You're standing with God. And when you stand with God, you and God make a majority. You can say greater is he that is in me than he that is in the world because you and God make a majority. All you need by your side is God if you have nobody else and God sends you.”
51s
#PrayForOthers
“God, we come in this morning, and we come in and we're interceding for all the requests, oh god, that are on the table, oh god. You see the needs of your people. God, for those who are sick and are asking for healing, o God, we ask you for healing, o God. For those who are looking for a job, o God, we ask you to open the doors, o God. For those who, God, need comfort in at this time, oh God, because they are mourning, we ask you to comfort them, oh God.”
51s
#RespectTheGates
“As a church, we do not like gates. Church people do not like rules. Church people do not like regulations. Church people do not like structure. Church people do not like organization. And church people like bandits and thieves, then there is a gate. Church people always find some way, some excuse, some strategy, some scheme, to go over and under the gates that were placed for the protection and preservation of god's holy church and his people.”
66s
#dunamisTransforms
“So when Jesus said, you shall receive power, he wasn't promising the feeling. He wasn't promising of he was promising a force that would transform identity, purpose, and everything. So this is what second, Corinthians chapter five seventeen to 20 reveals. Paul says, if any man is in Christ, he's a new creature. He's a new creation. The old has passed. Right? That kind of transformation doesn't happen without dunamis power. When it says we've been reconciled to god, that doesn't happen without power. When scripture says we are ambassadors for Christ, you cannot represent heaven without dynamic power. We can't do it on our own strength. So while acts tells us that we will receive power, second Corinthians shows us what that power does.”
64s
#FavorIsDivine
“The bible says every good and perfect gift is from above. So if it came together, it worked out, it showed up when you needed it, that's not you. That's not the universe. That's God. That's favor. Favor is not a coincidence. Favor is not luck. Favor is God working things out for you even when you don't see it.”

Why Brooklyn churches are unique

Churches in Brooklyn mirror the borough’s global mosaic, bringing together Caribbean, Latin American, African, Asian, and European traditions that shape preaching, music, and community life. Many congregations worship in multiple languages and blend historic liturgy with vibrant contemporary expressions, creating spaces that support multilingual services and translation, foster intercultural congregations and ministries, and offer gospel rooted worship and prayer.
Neighborhood character also matters: from brownstone-lined blocks to repurposed warehouses near the waterfront, sanctuaries often reflect local history while embracing creative innovation, so Brooklyn churches feel both familiar and fresh. Expect thoughtfully designed spaces and artistic expression—everything from gallery nights to neighborhood concerts—alongside worship that features modern worship with contemporary band, cultivates creative arts and faith, and honors historic architecture with modern updates.
Community-minded and practical, many congregations prioritize service, affordable family activities, and accessible schedules shaped by commuting and dense urban life. You’ll find Brooklyn churches coordinating food distributions and mentorship programs while nurturing families and new arrivals through strong kids programs for young families, city-facing community service and justice initiatives, and discipleship pathways for young adults and professionals.

Recent sermons from Brooklyn churches

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