Churches in Fort Pierce

Active churches in Fort Pierce

1312 South 33rd Street, Ft. Pierce
tfcforney.com
3 sermons · 5 days ago
1312 South 33rd Street, Ft. Pierce
tfcforney.com
4 sermons · 5 days ago
1312 South 33rd Street, Ft. Pierce
odhop.org
4 sermons · 7 days ago
1108 W Midway Rd, Fort Pierce
1108mrbc.com
1 sermon
8515 Indrio Road, Fort Pierce
horizonfortpierce.org
1 sermon
4100 Okeechobee Rd, Fort Pierce
christfamilychurch.net
1 sermon
4401 South 25th Street, Fort Pierce
biblebaptistfp.com
1 sermon
515 Avenue A, Fort Pierce
firstchurchfp.org
1 sermon
611 Gardenia Ave, Fort Pierce
myfpfc.org
1 sermon
2911 N US Hwy 1 (behind the Thrift Store, in the Garden)
reachchurchfp.com
1 sermon
1220 Delaware Ave, Fort Pierce
macedoniafl.adventistchurch.org
1 sermon
3220 S US Hwy 1, Fort Pierce
churchfamilyofgod.com
2 sermons
3003 Rhode Island Ave, Fort Pierce
sites.google.com/view/fairlawnfamilychurch/home
66 sermons
3361 S Jenkins Rd, Fort Pierce
westside.church
2 sermons
2011 S 13th St, Fort Pierce
trinitychurch4u.com
3 sermons

Types of churches in Fort Pierce

Modern Fort Pierce Churches

Contemporary congregations in Fort Pierce emphasize band-led worship, practical teaching, and a relaxed vibe. They often meet near growth corridors like US-1 and Okeechobee Road and draw families from neighborhoods west of Downtown and around the waterfront.

Fort Pierce Young Adult Churches

These churches focus on college-age and early-career adults connected to Indian River State College and employers near the port and local medical centers. Expect weeknight worship nights, small groups around Downtown and the Orange Avenue corridor, and service projects like beach cleanups at the Jetty and South Beach.

Haitian & Spanish-Language Churches

Fort Pierce’s Caribbean and Latin communities support congregations offering services in Haitian Creole and Spanish, often with English translation. Many are rooted in neighborhoods like Lincoln Park and along Orange Avenue, providing ESL classes, immigration support, and worship that blends island rhythms, gospel, and coritos.

Beachside & Island Churches

On South Hutchinson Island and the South Beach area, churches serve coastal residents, boaters, and seasonal visitors. Some host sunrise services, beach baptisms, and outreach to hospitality workers near the City Marina and Fort Pierce Inlet, along with hurricane-preparedness and relief efforts.

Sermon clips from Fort Pierce churches

51s
#ComeToTheTable
“And you are invited to come to the table if your faith is strong. And you can come to the table if you are struggling to believe. Come if you are carrying joy this morning and come if you are barely hanging on. not because you are worthy, but because God is gracious and God loves you. You don't have to earn your place. You don't have to have everything figured out. You come because Christ has invited you, and Christ is the one who makes you ready, who makes the table ready.”
42s
#StudyTheWord
“If you will study to show yourself approved, God will reveal his word through the word. You've got... You you don't need Facebook or you don't need your phone to tell you what the Bible says. You need to get the Bible out, spend some time in it, develop a relationship with it, develop a relationship with your father, and don't just call him father by name. By the way, god has sons and daughters. He does not have grandchildren. You know why? He has sons and daughters because you cannot come to the father except by the the the son.”
36s
#WalkInTheLight
“But our our job is not to go and weed the world of unrighteousness. Our goal is to grow in maturity in Christ and expose the difference between righteousness and unrighteousness by the way that we live. Okay? You don't get rid of darkness by taking a bucket in a dark room and filling it with darkness and throwing the darkness out. How do you get rid of darkness? You turn on the light.”
56s
“We can't do the Facebook and the Instagram Christianity any longer hiding behind the computer screen. We can't do the happy Sabbath on the Sabbath morning when you are miserable Sunday through Friday. No more preaching victory publicly while refusing while refusing accountability privately. No more shouting amen at somebody else's sin while you attempt to protect your own. Tear down. Drop the act because God would rather have an honest sinner crying, Lord, save me than a polished saint pretending that he is fine.”
64s
“he didn't make it difficult. Those who believe in him, that's all it takes. And it's only your faith in him that saves you, nothing else. anything else. Not your church attendance. Not your tithes. Not your offerings. Not your prayer. Not your bible study. Not your bible group. Not your learning. Not your small groups in your home. Nothing nada Jesus alone. Jesus only. Clean-cut, finished. Anything else, your works, then you're falling in line with the And if you falling in line with the law, law. If you break one law, you've broken them all. You're done. That's right. So you can't get to him and then say, well, I did this and did that for you. He's gonna say, ah, that doesn't bother me. Depart from me. I'm telling you, did you believe? That's it.”
55s
“The world might never tell you that you have seen enough, that you have achieved enough, that you have earned enough, that you have become enough. The feed will keep on moving. The scroll will remain infinite. There will always be another thing that you could want and another life with which you could compare to your own. But the good life is not waiting somewhere far ther down. It is the life that Jesus is shaping in you with this unfinished moment among imperfect people through the grace available to us today. We may not have reached the end, but Christ is with us in the middle. And because Christ is with us, there is grace enough for today.”
40s
“Fill in the blank. If this is going well, then I'm happy. And that's how most people live their lives, is according to my circumstances, then I'll be happy. But when things go sour, when relationships are rocky, when my job isn't going well, when I get laid off my job, whatever it is, when life is going well, I'm up here, but when life goes sour, I'm down here. But that's not how we should live our lives. If your joy is based on your circumstances, you will lose your joy. You will lose it.”
93s
“Est-ce que là Même à travers les ondes, s'il a eu qu'abtendez-nous, il doit ce dernier message moi. Message Ah si ce n'est pas nous qu'après quelques minutes l'ambaron qui s'accapade Est-ce que là met un gain. C'est pour nous les chrétiens, parce qu'il nous dit. Elle soit là. Bien, pourquoi Jésus Nous pas pas aller forcer. Nous pas d'accord vous ne montez un rien fort, forcé. Pas d'accord tous sont nous qui nous râler. Mais si c'est nous nous bras, et va vrai Même que tu as placé sous le lit au débile d'où on a vent, on a, vous maintenant vous ne vous dévoile pas aller, c'est fini.”
45s
“So taking the word of God and applying to your life is everything. And therefore, we we put the light in the lantern and we shine it to people and people see that. And then the Lord does the work. And from that, we gain freedom. That's what it's all about, freedom. I, again, when I realized that ultimately I didn't have to worry about this hidden life anymore, I can simply be myself and be what the Lord wants me to be and ultimately be free from all that. That was awesome. I don't know about you, I just felt such a release because ultimately I was trying to present something I wasn't. And now I am free.”
61s
“You'll find if you're getting your worth in a person, in an occupation, in money. Are you getting your worth out of your stuff? You know? I I don't know. I mean, I would I spend a $175,000 on a vehicle? If I won the lottery, hope not depending on what it was. But let's face it. Are we gonna get our worth out of stuff? Because it's counterfeit. It's a false identity. Your worth, my worth is in Jesus Christ who values you. Worth is from value, and for whatever reason, god loves you and values you so much that he sent his son to give his life for you and for me. That's where I'm worth this.”

Why Fort Pierce churches are unique

Set between the Atlantic beaches and the Indian River Lagoon, churches in Fort Pierce often lean into the city’s waterfront lifestyle with outdoor gatherings, intercoastal baptisms, and seasonal sunrise services that reflect the area’s natural beauty and boating culture. Many congregations also play a hands-on role during storm season, coordinating volunteers and supplies for neighbors after hurricanes. You’ll find Fort Pierce churches emphasizing sunrise beach services, creation care and coastal stewardship, and disaster relief and recovery teams.
Fort Pierce’s multicultural roots—shaped by Caribbean, Latino, and African American traditions—give local worship a vibrant blend of languages, rhythms, and hospitality, especially in neighborhoods like historic Lincoln Park and the downtown corridor. Services and community programs often bridge cultural lines with practical help for newcomers and agricultural workers, plus music that ranges from contemporary praise to gospel. Look for congregations offering bilingual Spanish and Creole services, gospel-influenced worship music, and immigrant and farmworker outreach.
With Indian River State College nearby and a significant population of retirees and seasonal residents, Fort Pierce churches are strikingly intergenerational, balancing weeknight small groups with daytime studies and service projects. Many provide pathways for students, young professionals, and snowbirds to connect quickly through mentoring and volunteer opportunities that fit varied schedules. Common emphases include college student ministries, small group culture, and ministries for retirees and snowbirds.

Recent sermons from Fort Pierce churches

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