Churches in Green Bay

Active churches in Green Bay

1203 S. Military Avenue, Green Bay
samaritansoutreachgbwi.com
1 sermon · 6 days ago
1265 Cass Street, Green Bay
remnantgb.com
1 sermon · 6 days ago
1460 Shawano Ave, Green Bay
greenbayfirst.org
1 sermon · 6 days ago
1750 Dousman Street, Green Bay
gracewaygb.org
1 sermon · 6 days ago
1731 St. Agnes Dr., Green Bay
pilgrimluth.org
1 sermon · 6 days ago
600 Cardinal Ln, Green Bay
elevationchurchwi.com
1 sermon · 6 days ago
1840 Bond St., Green Bay
baycity.org
1 sermon · 6 days ago
716 S. Madison St., Green Bay
unionucc.com
1 sermon · 6 days ago
505 E Allouez Ave., Green Bay
christalonegb.org
1 sermon · 6 days ago
2450 Velp Ave, Green Bay
visiblechurchgb.com
2 sermons · 6 days ago
120 South Henry St, Green Bay
oslc-gb.org
1 sermon · 6 days ago
2240 Klondike Rd., Green Bay
springlakechurch.org
3 sermons · 6 days ago
210 South Oneida Street, Green Bay
redeemerlutherangb.com
1 sermon · 6 days ago
321 South Madison Street, Green Bay
gracegb.org
1 sermon · 6 days ago
1954 County Road U, Green Bay
peacelc.org
1 sermon · 6 days ago
2160 Packerland, Green Bay
beautifulsavior.com
1 sermon · 6 days ago
501 Howe St., Green Bay
fumcgb.org
1 sermon · 6 days ago
509 S. Webster Ave., Green Bay
firstgb.org
1 sermon · 6 days ago
2736 Glendale Avenue, Green Bay
gslcgb.org
1 sermon · 6 days ago
330 South Broadway, Green Bay
trinitylutherangb.org
1 sermon · 6 days ago
533 S. Webster Ave., Green Bay
stpaulgreenbay.com
1 sermon · 6 days ago
3186 Eaton Road, Green Bay
messiahgb.org
1 sermon · 6 days ago
1996 Commercial Way, Green Bay
goodnewsbc.com
1 sermon · 6 days ago
1301 S. Ridge Road, Green Bay
calvarygb.com
1 sermon · 7 days ago
200 S. Ashland Avenue, Green Bay
firstpresgreenbay.org
1 sermon
600 Cardinal Ln, Green Bay
gbcommunitychurch.com
2 sermons

Types of churches in Green Bay

Modern Green Bay Churches

Many congregations on the west side and in nearby neighborhoods like Howard, Bellevue, and Ashwaubenon feature band-led worship, casual dress, and robust kids’ check-in. They often add multiple weekend services and family events timed around Packers home-game weekends near Lambeau Field and the Titletown district.

Green Bay Catholic Churches

Long-established parishes along the Fox River, in the Astor Historic District, and into Allouez serve multi-generational families with daily Mass, sacraments, and parish life. Many support K–8 schools, fish fries during Lent, and block-style festivals reflecting the area’s Polish, Belgian, and Irish heritage.

Spanish-Language and Multicultural Churches

On Green Bay’s east side—especially along University Avenue and East Mason Street—congregations offer bilingual (English/Spanish) worship and ministries. These churches often host ESL classes, provide immigration and family resources, and celebrate cultural holidays that connect Latino households with long-time residents.

Campus and Young Adult Churches

Ministries serving UW–Green Bay students on the northeast bayshore provide rides to services, late-evening gatherings, and small groups that meet near campus or downtown coffee shops. They also reach young professionals in the Broadway District and Titletown area with networking nights and hands-on volunteering along the Fox River trail system.

Sermon clips from Green Bay churches

61s
#AlreadyBeloved
“Freedom from having to prove yourself, freedom from having to earn your worth, freedom from pretending that you have everything figured out, freedom from believing that your possessions can determine your value, freedom from believing that power or control can save anyone, Freedom from believing that success will make you whole. Freedom from believing that you have to defeat someone else in order to matter. For you are already beloved, you are already claimed by God, you are already held by God, already forgiven. So now, you choose. Choose what deserves your time, your energy, your life.”
34s
#SpiritualGrowth
“And when it comes to the spirit, every one of us, if we're honest, wants a shortcut to this. That's not gonna work in the kingdom of God. If you're gonna resist the devil, you gotta build the muscles. So that means you're gonna have to go through some testings. You're gonna have to have some bad days. You're gonna have to have some bad thoughts. You're gonna have to have some challenges where you have to take your authority and assert it against your flesh, the world's ways, and the devil himself. You've gotta do it, and those muscles grow.”
62s
#MadeInGodsImage
“So if we're looking for the likeness and inscription of God, yes, we see that in Jesus, but but we see it elsewhere. And we don't use a coin to find it. We use a mirror. So we can look and see that in ourselves. See humans, people, you are made in God's image. look like And God has placed his name on you. In baptism, we saw that happen this morning. God has places his name on us, his inscription on us. He claims us as his people, as his children. A powerful act of love.”
50s
#HearGodsVoice
“How do you know what God's voice sounds like? By listening. Listening. It's gonna take experience. If you wanna know what God's voice sounds like, push out all the clutter that's in your mind. Push out all the clutter that's in the world around you. And sit and spend time with the Lord. It's gonna be prayer. It's gonna be bible study. It's gonna be sharing and fellowship with others. We need all of these things because God's gonna speak to us and we are going to know what his voice sounds like.”
42s
#LoveYourNeighbor
“You know, Jesus didn't say tolerate your neighbor. Did he? What did he say? Love your neighbor. Pull up a chair and tell me about yourself. Love your neighbor as yourself. If you were at the table, how would you want someone to respond to you? There's a world of difference between following, allowing someone a place at the table, and making room from them in our lives. Big difference.”
40s
#MadeInGodsImage
“My brothers and sisters in Christ, beloved children of God, you bear God's image. You are made in God's image and when I look at you, I see the face of Christ. You belong, your life, your choices, your talents, your time, you belong to Jesus Christ. Jesus has given his life for you. You have been made in the image of the creator, and you have an uncanny likeness to God's one and only son.”
33s
#AnswerTheCall
“Elijah's running from the evil, but in a very real sense, he's running from god. Like like, I need you to get this. If God is calling Elijah to confront and tear down the evil, if God is calling Elijah to confront the darkness, if this is the thing that God is doing and Elijah's fleeing that darkness, he's not just running away from the darkness, he is running away from the call of God on his life.”
29s
#VictoryInChrist
“Please keep in mind, we don't need a victory in war nor come close to death in battle to sing praises to our God. We have a far greater spiritual battle, a far more significant difference, of victory not won by the flesh, but by our prophet, priest, and king, our savior, and our shepherd, our lord Jesus Christ, who'd laid down his life for you.”
43s
#FaithInAction
“I don't mean to trouble you with hard questions. Maybe I should just keep them to myself, but these are the ones that keep me awake at night. Feeling troubled isn't actually all that helpful to people like Viola Desmond or Jamon. The only thing that helps people like them is when those of us who could remain uninvolved do something. That's what Jesus means in Matthew 22, you know, when he just goes on and on about feeding the hungry and welcoming the stranger and caring for the sick and visiting the imprisoned.”
47s
#PrayAboutEverything
“one thing I I know about my wife, she prays about everything. She... It's everything. She prays. She prays about everything, and that's what we need to adopt. What you're... When you're experiencing a better experience, pray. What do I do? What do you want me to do? You'll find if you're in the ship with Jesus and he told you to go, where you need to go is look behind you. He's sleeping. He's sleeping in your problems. He's sleeping. When your boat is sinking, guess what he's doing? He's sleeping. Sleeping. Are you serious? Yes. Scripture proves it. If he's sleeping, you can relax.”

Why Green Bay churches are unique

Green Bay churches reflect the city’s sports-fueled civic pride and tight-knit neighborhoods along the Fox River, often planning community events around the football season and big weekends. Congregations lean into hospitality and service—think potlucks, coat drives, and family nights—and even adjust schedules for manufacturing shifts and winter weather. You’ll find a practical ethos of neighborliness expressed through community outreach on game days, multiple service times for shift workers, and neighborhood based small groups.
Shaped by Belgian, German, and Polish immigrant roots, churches in Green Bay blend historic liturgical traditions with modern evangelical expressions. That means reverent services with seasonal rhythms sit alongside guitar-led worship and Bible-centered preaching, creating a familiar-meets-fresh experience for many locals. Many communities value traditional liturgy with hymnody while also welcoming contemporary services alongside tradition and clear, thoughtful expository Bible teaching.
A family-forward city with a growing mix of college students and multicultural neighbors—including long-standing Oneida Nation ties—encourages ministries that are both nurturing and cross-cultural. Expect kids and youth programming, campus outreach, and bilingual gatherings to be common among churches in Green Bay’s metro neighborhoods and near UW-Green Bay. These priorities show up in strong kids programs for young families, bilingual Spanish and Hmong ministries, and college student ministries.

Recent sermons from Green Bay churches

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