Churches in Chantilly

Active churches in Chantilly

43100 Center Street, Chantilly
cbc4me.org
97 sermons · 7 days ago
14550 Lee Road, Chantilly
newlife.church
1 sermon
3753 Centerview Drive Chantilly, VA 20151
centerpointechurch.com
1 sermon
4390 Pleasant Valley Road, Chantilly
chantillybible.org
2 sermons
4500 Southgate Place, Suite 100
wgcchurch.com
1 sermon
4465 Brookfield Corporate Dr #300, Chantilly
living.church
1 sermon
43987 Little River Turnpike, Chantilly
pleasantvalleyumc.net
1 sermon
4310 Pleasant Valley Rd, Chantilly
church514.com
1 sermon
3863 Centerview Drive Suite 100, Chantilly
epiphanyanglican.net
1 sermon
14700H Flint Lee Road, Chantilly
holytrinityva.com
1 sermon
42350 Tall Cedars Parkway, Chantilly
mygateway.life
1 sermon
4101 Elmwood Street, Chantilly
oxhillbaptist.org
1 sermon
4445 Brookfield Corporate Dr. Ste. B, Chantilly
impactchurchnova.com
3 sermons
14550 Lee Rd, Chantilly
newlife.church
4 sermons

Types of churches in Chantilly

Contemporary Churches in Chantilly

These congregations feature modern worship bands, practical teaching, and a casual, family‑friendly vibe. Many meet in renovated flex spaces or school auditoriums along the Route 28/US‑50 corridor and Westfields business park to fit commuter schedules. Expect strong kids’ ministries and community service days around Ellanor C. Lawrence Park and neighborhood drives in Greenbriar and Sully Station.

Korean Churches

Reflecting a significant Korean community along Route 50, these congregations offer services in Korean with English‑language ministries for second‑generation families. Many gather in storefronts and mid‑size campuses near Metrotech Drive and the shopping plazas by Lotte Plaza Market, drawing members from Centreville to South Riding. Weekends often include language schools, fellowship meals, and outreach that supports new arrivals.

Catholic & Orthodox Parishes

Long‑established parishes provide sacramental worship, catechesis, and feast‑day traditions for multi‑generational families in Poplar Tree, Franklin Farm, and Pleasant Valley. Many offer bilingual liturgies—often Spanish or Vietnamese—and youth programs that track with Fairfax County school calendars. Expect choirs, devotional groups, and social outreach addressing needs along US‑50 and near the Dulles Expo area.

Young Adult Churches in Chantilly

These ministries serve college students and early‑career professionals connected to the tech and defense employers around Westfields and the Dulles corridor. Look for late‑Sunday services, weeknight small groups in townhome communities like Sully Station, and events that blend faith, networking, and service. Many emphasize ridesharing and transit‑friendly meetups for those living near the Route 28/50 interchange.

Sermon clips from Chantilly churches

71s
#FaithProducesFruit
“Throughout the book of James, James has been driving home a very central truth. A a saving faith is transforming faith. Saving faith is transforming faith. When a person is genuinely saved, when a person is born again by placing their faith in Jesus Christ, the bible says that they're changed. They become new creatures or new creations in Jesus Christ. They navigate trials differently. They handle temptations differently. They control their speech differently. They are reborn as transformed individuals. Tragically, many claim to be saved, and yet they're no different from who they were before their profession of faith. And James is telling them, if you have faith but you don't show any works or evidence of your saving faith, then your faith is dead. It's counterfeit. See, true and living faith must permeate every area of our life, even the type of wisdom that we live by. The kind of wisdom you possess will always be put on display by the kind of life that you live.”
90s
“내가 믿고 싶은 대로 믿고, 내가 하고 싶은 대로만 하는 사람이 용서라고 부릅니다. 하나님이 원하시는 대로 살고 하나님께 영광 돌리기 위해서 나 자신을 드리는 사람이 양이라고 부릅니다. 여러분, 지금 양이 십 니까? 용서이 십 니까? 하나님의 나라는 혼자 누리는 나라가 아닙니다. 여러분, 여러분의 친구나 가족이 여러분에게 너는 예수 믿고 도대체 뭘, 무슨 복을 받았느냐 이렇게 질문을 하신다 그러면 그러면 여러분 뭐라고 대답하시겠습니까? 나는 예수님을 나의 삶의 주인으로 모시는 복을 받았다, 구원의 복을 받았다, 이렇게 대답하지 않겠습니까? 우리에게 주신 복은요, 나은 사람 잘 먹고 잘 사는 것에 그치는 복이 아니라는 겁니다. 나로 인해서 다른 사람들에게 전해지는 복을 받았던 겁니다. 저 하나님이 나에게 주시는 복이라는 것입니다. 다른 사람을 도와주는 복입니다. 남에게 베푸는 복입니다. 나에게 복을 주셔서 다른 사람을 유익하게 하고 살려주고 베푸는 사람으로 만드는 것이 하나님이긴 나에게 주신 복이라는 것이죠.”
69s
“Why would we entrust our own happiness to anything in this world knowing how messed up this world is? Why wouldn't we entrust our happiness to the God who blesses us with the gospel of peace? In conclusion, there there are some of you here who might be hearing the gospel of peace for the very first time. I think that chapter five of Paul's letter to the Roman church summarizes it best. To summarize that letter says this, we were enemies of God because of our sin. Jesus made peace through his death and resurrection. Those who trust Christ now have peace with God and that peace makes us ready to stand against the evil of this world anywhere, anytime.”
76s
“And also wait well. Be happy while you're single. Like, really love being single because there's one person that you're married to, whether you wanna be or not, and that's God. God calls us his bride. And so if you continue to put him first while you're single, you will continue to put him first you're married. And that right there is going to give you a beautiful marriage because if if he is always in the center, okay, even in our problems, he's the center. In our happiness, god's the center. In our, you know, in our our children, in our, home, in our yard, we pray over everything together. So as you're single, if you put god first, then he'll be first in your marriage, then he will be first in your family, then he'll be first when you're older, and you will see him first in your children. So be happy while you're waiting and just continue to pray.”
68s
“Jesus said it like this, seek first the kingdom of God and everything else will be given. And by kingdom of God here, he meant God's control over your life, God's intentions becoming your intentions. God being your father in in in every sense of the word. So seek that first and everything else will be added. Everything else will follow just as it should. Now, that that's easy. It's it's that's not easy. It's simple, but it's not easy. So so let's understand that and learn what it means for us and our lives will be rightly ordered. Alright. We are in God's family because of our faith. Let's trust God. We're in God's family. We've been given the family uniform. Put it on every day. We're in God's family. There are no special categories. Choose unity. Step in. And we're we're sons of God. Our main pursuit is to understand that and learn what it means for us.”
68s
“But here's the thing I want you to note as we close today. Everything that David prayed about, he said his enemies were pressing in on him at this time. Saul may have had people pursuing him. We're not entirely sure of the timeline of this particular psalm. But as David vented, as he processed these things with the Lord, here's one thing that we do know. His circumstance didn't change. All the problems he had, guess what? They were still there waiting for him once that prayer ended. Once he said amen, everything was still the same, but he still rejoiced. still lifted his voice and rejoiced. And this is the thing I want you to know as we prepare to close today, church, is that breakthrough comes when you learn how to rejoice before it happens. If there's a breakthrough in your life that you're waiting for, if there's something that you're needing to see God do, you will see it happen when you learn to rejoice before it happened as if it has already happened. David lifted his voice and worshiped the Lord as though the breakthrough already came even though nothing shifted yet.”
72s
“Jesus doesn't answer fear with shame. He never does that. And he doesn't say, what's wrong with you? Why are you afraid? He doesn't scold the disciples for being anxious. Instead, he answers their fear with assurance. He knows what he is asking of them. He knows what it will cost them, not may, will. He knows the risks they are going to face, And still he calls them to go. But as he calls them, he also reassures them. He reminds them that God cares for the sparrows. He doesn't use the image of a mighty eagle or a rare majestic bird, but sparrows. They're common. They're cheap. Birds that most people would never even notice, yet not one of them falls apart from God's care. And so Jesus says, you are of more value than many sparrows.”
80s
“That we might cast our care on the one who cares for us. We might cast our sins on the one who died for us, that we might know that God gives grace to the humble, and therefore humbly confess our sins to God. Repent of our sins, knowing that Christ will forgive those who come to him, and that there is joy in heaven. There's joy in heaven when you repent of your sins. I think so often people think, well, I can't really come to God about that thing. God's mad at me about that thing. God's angry with me about that sin. I can't come to him in repentance about that sin because he's just gonna heap on more anger, more wrath. The picture Jesus paints here is not that. The picture Jesus paints here is a picture of welcome, a picture of joy, of repentance.”
60s
“``He was sent here to shepherd us in an unfriendly and sometimes dangerous world. He lived here with us to show his love and care for us, and he took our place when it became clear that there was a price for sin that we would never be able to pay no matter how many good things we did. And so he died as a sheep in our place so we could share his place with God, totally righteous, totally forgiven, totally new. Friends, this is for all the lonely people here this morning who are just a hair away from giving up. God's here for you to maintain your balance with him, to trust him in your sufferings, and to take comfort in his care because our shepherd is faithful.”
72s
“``The pastor should want you to be Christ sufficient, able to stand on your own. If you're for whatever reason ripped away from your church, or from the pastor that you know, and ripped away to some other location, would you be able to stand in Christ alone? And that's what the pastor focuses on. He works for the end goal that they would be mature, experienced, and disciplined in, it is no longer I who live, but Christ who lives in me. And so my God given goal is to do everything I can through teaching the word of God, that your relationship with God grows and matures to where your dependency upon him matures, and you experience that growth, and you know what it's like to have Christ in you living through you, and that's the end goal of bringing people to maturity in Christ.”

Why Chantilly churches are unique

Set alongside Dulles International Airport and the Northern Virginia tech corridor, churches in Chantilly reflect one of Fairfax County’s most international communities. Many congregations weave global perspectives into worship, offering multilingual services and ESL classes, celebrating diverse traditions through intercultural fellowship and potluck meals, and organizing practical immigrant and refugee outreach.
With family-friendly neighborhoods, top-rated schools, and weekend sports fields packed around Cub Run and local parks, Chantilly churches naturally emphasize next‑generation ministry. Expect secure check‑in, engaging kids environments, and mentoring pathways such as strong kids programs for young families, youth and teen discipleship, and neighborhood-based small group culture.
In a community of government, defense, and tech professionals with busy commutes, churches in Chantilly tend to be schedule‑savvy and innovative. Many offer tech-savvy livestream and hybrid groups alongside in‑person gatherings, pair thoughtful expository Bible teaching with practical applications for work and civic life, and shape services around modern worship with contemporary band.

Recent sermons from Chantilly churches

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