Churches in Enterprise

Active churches in Enterprise

630 East Lee Street, Enterprise
leestreetbaptist.org
1 sermon · 6 days ago
217 Main St., Enterprise
fmce.church
1 sermon · 6 days ago
5730 Shellfield Road, Enterprise
mygpchurch.com
1 sermon · 6 days ago
1303 E Park Ave, Enterprise
christcommunityal.com
1 sermon · 6 days ago
90 County Road 539, Enterprise
myhpc.com
81 sermons

Types of churches in Enterprise

Enterprise Military-Friendly Churches

Many congregations cater to Army aviation personnel and their families stationed at nearby Fort Novosel, with flexible schedules, childcare, and deployment support. Services and small groups often meet near the Rucker Boulevard corridor and along Boll Weevil Circle for easy access from the base.

Enterprise Contemporary Churches

Modern services with live bands, casual dress, and practical teaching are common in newer campuses around Boll Weevil Circle and growing subdivisions. These churches often draw young families, service members, and Enterprise High School students looking for community and volunteer opportunities.

Historic & Traditional

Downtown congregations around the Boll Weevil Monument emphasize hymns, choirs, and a reverent liturgy in classic steepled buildings. They tend to have multi-generational membership and established ministries that serve longstanding Enterprise residents.

Rural & Country Congregations

On the outskirts toward New Brockton, Elba, and along Highways 27 and 167, small country churches offer close-knit fellowship and simple, Scripture-centered worship. Many host community suppers and seasonal events that reflect Coffee County’s agricultural rhythms.

Sermon clips from Enterprise churches

45s
“Paul often allowed him circumstances tell where he was, but he never allowed them to tell who he was. He always relied on Christ to tell who he was. And think about that. You know, that that's an example that we need to follow. We need to stop simply telling people our names and our occupations, but we need to start telling people who we belong. Can you imagine the introduction of someone saying, my name is Joe. I'm a baptized, born again, adopted son of God. How are you doing today?”
45s
“Because you were not doing it for me. You see, their tragedy was not that they had done nothing religious. No. Their tragedy was that their religious activity had replaced a genuine relationship with God through Jesus Christ. Write this down. This should take away. Write this down. Post this this week on your social media. Share this. Come on. Get the word out. Listen. Listen to me now. The greatest danger in ministry is learning how to work for Jesus without continually walking with Jesus.”
48s
“If we don't speak with the power of the spirit, if we don't love with the power of the spirit, if we don't serve with the power of the spirit, if we don't worship with the power of the spirit, then church, we find ourselves in a very weak moment, in a very weak place where what we do will not be sustained, and what we do won't last, and what we do won't bring the greatest glory to God. We need to be people who understand that our power comes from the Holy Spirit. Power to do above and beyond all that we can ask or imagine. Power to be able to be bold, to be faithful, to be the people of God that he has called us to be.”
42s
“All things, everything, everything in life, the dirt on the ground, the grass, the blades of the grass, those insects, everything is is. It all belongs to Christ. You would not and I would not have one red scent in our pocket if it wasn't for Christ. You wouldn't own an automobile. You wouldn't have the house you have. You wouldn't have the job you have. You wouldn't have the retirement you have. You wouldn't have the income of whatever the means is you have. The means come from Jesus, and they don't come from nothing else.”
39s
“And the problem is if we keep consuming garbage, then garbage is gonna eventually be what's coming out of us. We can't change the world if what's coming out of us is not godly. You can't constantly feed on outrage and division and slander and fear and gossip and rumors and negativity and expect love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, gentleness, self control and all the other gifts of the spirit to come out of your life. Because God's word is very clear. You reap what you what? Sow. Be careful what plant seeds you plant because that's gonna be the harvest that you reap.”
41s
“But that's not what the gospel tells us. It's not what God's word tells us. Alright? The gospel isn't God's reaction a problem. The church is not God's backup plan. The inclusion of the Gentiles wasn't an afterthought. What God is accomplishing through Christ is in his eternal purpose. He knew it from the beginning. And he saw it through all the way to the end.”
39s
“Because Jesus loves the crowd. Yes. He does. But he calls the disciples. He called them out of the crowd because he had a mission for them. You see, the crowd came to receive something from Jesus. The crowd gathered to get something from Jesus, but the call came to surrender everything to Jesus. You see, the crowd followed Jesus because of his miracles, but the called followed Jesus because he had called them out personally.”
45s
“Christ stops him in his tracks. He stops him right there. And from that moment forward, everything in Paul's life changed. He was also called Paul. Right? We see it. Saul becomes Paul and he has a different mission. The persecutor became the preacher. Right? The opposer became an apostle. And the man who tried to stop the gospel became a servant of the gospel. That is the grace of God at work in the life of someone.”
39s
“Not what they were getting out of it, but what he was giving to them. Listen. We cannot serve god like we should when our private lives do not line up with his word. We cannot do effective work for god in the kingdom of God when we live one way on Sunday, and we live a different way on Monday. Come on, somebody. You see, what what we accomplished for Jesus, write this down. What we accomplished for Jesus will never be more important than who we are becoming with Jesus. Amen.”
35s
“Because in those moments, as Peter tells us, when we have repented and are baptized and believe in Jesus Christ, then we are gifted the Holy Spirit. And what a gift that is to receive, church. A gift that gives us the fruits of the spirit, a gift that gives us a new heart, a gift that transforms us more into the image of Christ. We're constantly being renewed into his true image, and a gift that gives us the power to do above and beyond all that we could ever ask or imagine.”

Why Enterprise churches are unique

Anchored by nearby Fort Novosel, churches in Enterprise serve a highly mobile mix of active-duty Army, veterans, and civilian aviation families, which fosters practical support and a welcoming, interdenominational feel. To meet rotating training schedules and deployments, many offer adaptable gatherings and care networks like military family support groups, flexible service times for shift workers, and interdenominational worship services.
With family-friendly neighborhoods and strong schools, Enterprise, AL nurtures a large population of young households, and Enterprise churches emphasize discipleship for children and teens alongside engaging, safe environments. You’ll commonly find strong kids programs for young families, student ministries and mentoring, and weekday options such as weekday preschool and childcare.
Set in Alabama’s Wiregrass region with deep agricultural roots and a well-known story of resilience, Enterprise churches lean into neighborly service, disaster readiness, and down-to-earth hospitality. Worship often blends heritage hymns with modern styles, while small groups connect people from downtown blocks to rural homesteads through community disaster relief teams, blend of traditional and contemporary, and small group culture across neighborhoods.

Recent sermons from Enterprise churches

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