Churches in Greene Township

Active churches in Greene Township

516 E. Jamestown Rd, Greenville
harvestbaptistpa.com
1 sermon · 6 days ago
5121 Coffey Ave, Chambersburg
ccchambersburg.org
1 sermon
2695 Philadelphia Ave, Chambersburg
lifehousechurch.org/chambersburg
1 sermon
2695 Luther Dr, Chambersburg
stlukechambersburg.org
1 sermon
2230 Grand Point Rd, Chambersburg
grandpoint.church
1 sermon

Types of churches in Greene Township

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 Greene Township churches

42s
#GraceChangedMyLife
“Okay. Can I say this? We don't need the glory in our in our sin. I've met some people. Oh, man. I used to we used to go partying and carousing with all this. We don't need... Just tell them about, I realize I was a sinner, a wicked sinner before god. But I came to know Christ. The preacher showed me. A friend showed me. I found this brochure, and I read it and realized I came to know Christ. And then since then, boy, I have I have more direction in life. I have a peace about eternity.”
71s
“But what I what I wanna start with to notice here is it's interesting to me, and this is very helpful to notice. The sisters bring to Jesus the situation. They don't bring their will, their plan, their mind. This is what you need to do, genie in the bottle. Look at look at there again. Verse three. Lord, behold, he whom you love is sick. They brought the situation. That is always the first step in finding the lord's will and the lord's mind is we bring the situation, not not just our solution. And I I it seems like I've said that a lot here through the gospel of John that it's so easy for us to say, okay, Lord. Here's this here's the situation. I just need a thousand dollars to fix this fix this, and I'll be all set. And and the lord's like, that's kind of a petty way of thinking about this. I've I've got some different things in mind. And so let let us start by being open to what the lord wants to do, but they can only even bring this situation to the lord because they know that he loves them and he loves Lazarus.”
44s
“``What do you need to do to align your life with going all in for Jesus? I'm not just talking to parents here. For every one of us, the greatest thing you could ever do is live your life fully devoted to God. All in. In what way are you holding back? How are you giving your best to some things else beside your devotion to God? And how do you need to change to give your best to God? Because when you give your best to God, everything else will fall into place, or you will discover that it never mattered.”
90s
“But guess what? There's something about understanding yourself to be under call from God that will not let you go. When it is of God, it will not go away as much as you try to lose that part. As much as you would like to be free to do you as is often said. Jeremiah, there was a there was a an internal burning. A fire that could not be put out. A fire that he could no longer hold in. It was a fire of the Holy Spirit that burned in Jeremiah's being. It was the fire of justice for the poor, the fire of love for the despised and the rejected, the fire of compassion for the oppressed and the marginalized.”
53s
“Becoming a Christian does not take away the hard things. It doesn't make all the suffering just poof go away. But choosing to follow Jesus does give us someone to walk through it with us. Just like Habakkuk, we can find joy even in tragedy because we know that this is all temporary. If you're ready to make that decision, I wanna pray with you here and now. And and know this, this prayer is not what saves you. It's not some magic words that bring you to this place, but it's it's just a putting words to the decision that's happening within your own heart. It's your surrender to Jesus. It's your choice to follow him that allows you to be saved.”
28s
#TrustJesus
“And you say, well, I don't remember the exact date or or there's a couple different times. Maybe it was this time, maybe it was this time, maybe it was that time. Question is, what are you trusting? Was there is there a point in your in your life where you now acknowledge the fact that I deserve to go to hell because of my sin, but Jesus died for me. I've trusted him, and I know I'm on heaven based on what he did and what his promises are.”
26s
#JesusIsTheFulfillment
“Paul, by his own testimony, he said, he thought he was doing what was right. He was standing for Judaism. He was standing for what the the Jewish people, the Hebrews, the Israelites, had had learned and studied in the law for all those years. And what he missed was the fact that Jesus was the fulfillment. All of the law was pointing to Jesus, and it was finished in Christ.”
44s
“What do you need to do to align your life with going all in for Jesus? I'm not just talking to parents here. For every one of us, the greatest thing you could ever do is live your life fully devoted to God. All in. In what way are you holding back? How are you giving your best to some things else beside your devotion to God? And how do you need to change to give your best to God? Because when you give your best to God, everything else will fall into place, or you will discover that it never mattered.”
91s
“It may even kill us so that we can be raised to newness of life. A life free to be who God calls us to be, not just for ourselves, but for our neighbor. But that makes us afraid, doesn't it? Fear, strong force. One that we're not often proud of. We don't get kudos for being afraid. And yet, if truth be told, we all feel it. We all have it. But Jesus says, in this passage alone, not once, but three times, fear not. We don't need to understand everything that Jesus says. We just need to trust. That's why we're called to faith, not to certainty. We are creatures, not the creator.”
89s
“``It was the fire of justice for the poor, the fire of love for the despised and the rejected, the fire of compassion for the oppressed and the marginalized. In order to tend that fire, Jeremiah had to set aside his own agenda. He had to lose his life so that he could take up fully this new life as God's prophet. This fire that burns that yearns to burn within each of us will consume our agendas. It will reorder our priorities and it will challenge all of our allegiances. And it may even kill us. It may even kill us so that we can be raised to newness of life. A life free to be who God calls us to be, not just for ourselves, but for our neighbor.”

Why Greene Township churches are unique

Tradition meets innovation: The spiritual landscape in Greene Township 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.

Recent sermons from Greene Township churches

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