Churches in East Bronx

Active churches in East Bronx

3877 E Tremont Ave, Bronx
1 sermon
2347 Lafayette Ave, Bronx
1 sermon
1659 E Gun Hill Rd, Bronx
1 sermon
4371 Martha Ave, Bronx
1 sermon

Types of churches in East Bronx

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 East Bronx churches

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.”
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.”
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.”
37s
#FindSalvationNow
“``in a world full of mayhem, in a world that's messed up Yes, lord. In a world of high mindedness, you keep us. You build a fence all around us. We thank you. We thank you. We thank you. Please move on somebody's mind and heart before they leave this building to come to doctor Owens and say, I can't do this on my own no more. What must I do to be saved?”
32s
#WordShapesLife
“Stay filled with the word. What fills your heart shapes your life. If you take in the word, it'll shape the way you think, the way you walk, the way you act. Here we go. Before your next breakthrough, before your next level, before your next victory, god is saying, guard your heart because your life, your future, your direction is not determined by what's around you but what what you let in.”
42s
“By his by his stripes, we are Rafa. And that word Rafa takes on healing not just of physical sense, but of a mental and emotional and spiritual sense. Yahweh, the covenant keeping God, is not just the covenant keeping God. He demonstrates that by being our healer. Yes. He's our healer. Hallelujah. Also, he's Elohim. When we see that word appear, it appears right in the beginning of Genesis one one. In the beginning, Elohim, and it is the plural name of God, and it implies that God is father, God is son, and God is holy spirit.”
59s
“All those names that we just sang about a moment ago, Adonai, Yahweh, Rapha, Elohim. God, you're you're even more than those things. You are the I am. That means that it's an open name, God, that that there's nothing you can't do. You're even greater than what we can describe. When our words run out of adjectives and superlatives, God, you're still working and moving. The apostle John said that if he were to write down all the things that Jesus did, that not even all the library books in the world could contain all the miracles, God. Because we are those miracles, God, that you have written down in your scroll as our names are penned with your blood in the lamb's book of life.”
33s
“We've spoken to you and we've sung to you, but God, you're gonna speak to us from your word. And we thank you for it, God, that call and response that you're gonna respond to us with your word. You're gonna deposit it into our souls. You're gonna you're gonna prophetically align us with your will, God. And so we pray bless pastor Lewis as he comes in just a moment to deliver it, and bless every person in this room as they receive it. And God, let every heart, every every man, woman, and child in this place experience your grace. In Jesus' mighty name we pray. Amen.”
28s
#EnlistForJesus
“``I didn't come here to be your motivational speaker, but I come here to encourage you to get enlist in this army because there's somebody down the street who needs to hear from you. Somebody up the street needs to hear from you. Somebody needs to be reminded that Jesus loves them and he cares for them. It was Jesus who said, come on to me all you that labor and everlaiden and I will give you rest.”

Why East Bronx churches are unique

Tradition meets innovation: The spiritual landscape in East Bronx 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.