Churches in Center Township

Active churches in Center Township

7825 Oak Hill Rd., Evansville
1 sermon
3900 Kratzville RD, Evansville
1 sermon
5015 N 1st Ave, Evansville
1 sermon
4615 Oak Hill Rd., Evansville
1 sermon
7014 Darmstadt Rd, Evansville
1 sermon
9501 Erskine Ln., Evansville
1 sermon
820 Mt. Pleasant Road, Evansville
1 sermon
180 West Main Street, Danville
3 sermons
2635 S. Dixon Rd., Kokomo
1 sermon
1250 Lincoln Ave, Indianapolis
14 sermons
4622 N Broadway Ave Muncie, IN 47303
5 sermons
1176 E. McKenzie Road, Greenfield
4 sermons
201 E Charles St, Muncie
4 sermons
1702 Pleasant St., Indianapolis
15 sermons
705 E Jefferson St, Plymouth
1 sermon
234 W Ray St, Indianapolis
1 sermon
1201 N Delaware St, Indianapolis
1 sermon

Types of churches in Center 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 Center Township churches

38s
“It reminds me I'm not my source. Your job, your hustle, your investment strategy, they're not your source. God tithing God's tithing resets our hearts and recenters our hope. It resets my heart. It lets me know, God, you're not it lets him know that I'm not my source. God is my source. So if America crashed right now, if the economy crashed right now, I still believe that god's gonna take care of me. Yes.”
61s
“And here's what blows my mind about Abraham's response and what's so hard for us today. Is he doesn't argue with God when God asks him to lay down his son on the altar. He doesn't bargain. He doesn't pack he pack he doesn't pack up a tent and run the other direction. The text tells us he woke up early the next morning. Chopped the wood, saddled the donkey, and started walking towards the mountain with his son. Why? Because Abraham had learned something profound in his second step. He had learned who God was. But on the mountain, he was being asked to live out step three, to turn his will and his life over to the care of God and his son over to the care of God.”
50s
“And the judgment of the father upon my sin was instead poured out upon his perfect son who had committed no sin. And he was treated as the wicked So that so that by faith in Christ, my sins are forgiven. And I escape the judgment that is to come. Not the judgment hasn't fallen, it's been paid for by Christ himself. And now as Romans eight one tells us, there is no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus.”
72s
“So Jesus will say, I never knew you. And the all knowing God didn't know them, And, of course, he knew every detail about them. Right? He's all knowing. He knew every detail about them, but but they never had a love relationship with them. Now there there are a lot of people that know a lot of things about my wife. None of them really know her. they didn't know. He didn't know them as a child of God because they weren't. these people are sent to an eternity in hell. They wanted to be righteous on their own. They wanted to do it their way. They wanted all the glory for what they did. They didn't know Jesus. And without a saving relationship with Jesus, it's impossible to please God.”
42s
“His story had changed, and Jesus had changed his identity. You are no longer at the same time, the moment you come to Jesus and Jesus changes your life, you are no longer with the same identity you came with. When you come to Jesus, whether you are corrupt or a witch or a careless man or a person is perverse in their thinking, their thoughts, everything, Jesus changes your story. You are no longer the man who was before you came to Jesus, but he gives you a new identity. You become the child of God.”
60s
“That matters because marriage is never simply a private matter. Especially after you have children as well. Our marriages preach. People are witness to that relationship. Your children are witness to that relationship. Others who know you're a witness to that relationship. But most importantly, please always remember that your marriage is being witnessed by Jesus himself. It really matters. Really matters. You see, when Christians treat marriage as disposable, we send a message about God that we claim we represent. But when Christian husbands and wives demonstrate sacrificial love, and forgiveness, and perseverance, and humility, and covenant covenantal faithfulness, we also display the beautiful components of the gospel also.”
49s
“Because there were still people waiting. There were still people who had not been chosen. There were still people who had not been invited in. Church, to me, that sounds a whole lot like God. God keeps going back. God keeps looking. God keeps calling. God keeps reaching out. God keeps seeking people that everybody else has overlooked, and God keeps saying, you too. You too have a place. You too matter. You too belong.”
37s
“why am I angry? It could be it is not just this immediate situation. It is something deeper in our past, and we have not dealt with that. There has been some kind of injustice, all of that. And I really want us to also not just focus on the outbursts of wrath, but I'm talking about that seething thing that's happening inside of us. Alright. So”
55s
#GospelBringsLife
“And you can't do that on your own. How many people like that young soldier are walking around today, and they have no idea that they're dead? They're enjoying life. They're they're probably great people, making wise decisions and maybe following a lot of biblical principles, and we're like, I'm glad to know that person. They're dead. God help us to see the people for who they are and what they are, and that we've been given this gospel to help them. So we have this perfect picture here of of someone who was walking around, but the gospel provides the good news. And that's what's so exciting with our identity. We are fallen, but the gospel provides the good news for us that there is hope with a divine intervention.”
61s
#FaithInDailyLife
“Let the faith that we proclaim on Sunday guide the guide the way that we spend and serve and forgive and love on Monday. Stewardship is not about looking faithful. It is about being faithful because because of God's love for us. So let us serve without keeping score. Let us manage all of god all all that God has entrusted to us with humility and with gratitude so we can stop turning one face toward the church and another toward the world. We gotta be real before one another, before ourselves, and before the God who sees in secret and knows every truth.”

Why Center Township churches are unique

Tradition meets innovation: The spiritual landscape in Center 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.