Churches in Hilliard

Active churches in Hilliard

3912 Alton Darby Creek Rd, Hilliard
agapehilliard.org
1 sermon · 5 days ago
2929 Hilliard Rome Rd, Hilliard
firstbaptisthilliard.com
1 sermon · 5 days ago
3669 Leap Road, Hilliard
hilliardnaz.org
1 sermon · 5 days ago
4751 Northwest Parkway, Hilliard
hilliardca.org
1 sermon · 5 days ago
3500 Mill Run Drive, Hilliard
ualc.org/millrun
1 sermon · 5 days ago
4311 Anson Dr, Hilliard
rockcitychurch.tv/locations/hilliard
6 sermons · 5 days ago
2881 Walker Rd., Hilliard
movementcolumbus.com
1 sermon

Types of churches in Hilliard

Contemporary Hilliard Churches

Many Hilliard congregations offer modern worship with live bands, practical teaching, and a casual, tech-forward feel. Many meet in newer facilities along the I‑270/Cemetery Road and Trueman Boulevard corridors, with small groups timed for commuters to Dublin, OSU, and downtown Columbus.

Catholic Parishes

Long-established Catholic communities serve multi‑generational households in and around Old Hilliard and nearby subdivisions. Expect sacramental life, parish-based education, and seasonal traditions like Lenten fish fries that draw neighbors from across the west side.

Spanish-Language & Multicultural

As Hilliard’s diversity grows near the Hilliard‑Rome and Roberts Road corridors, some congregations offer bilingual or Spanish-language services. These churches blend Latino worship styles with community outreach—ESL classes, food pantries, and cultural festivals—to connect new Americans and bilingual families.

Hilliard Churches for Families

Family-focused churches in Hilliard emphasize kids’ ministry and student programs tied to Darby, Davidson, and Bradley school communities. Weekend schedules and sports-friendly events fit busy households from neighborhoods like Hoffman Farms, Avery, and Heritage Preserve.

Sermon clips from Hilliard churches

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#ChurchFamily
“Jesus makes us family. So communion tells us that the promise of Jesus is also that you've got people. You've got permanent people. You've got forever people. There may be people who pass in and out of your life. It's even the case that within a large church like this, sometimes we'll have... We'll all live in Columbus at the same time, and maybe people will move on at some time. And you'll be best friends with everybody. But God has given you a family that lasts forever. You have permanent people now and for all the rest of your life on this earth, people that you can turn to and all the way even into eternity.”
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#GodsFaithfulness
“When your kid tests you, you can remember the faithfulness of God and how you've tested him. When you hear the words, you have cancer, there's nothing we can do. You can press on because you know you're not just promised this life. When you hear the words we're sorry, there's nothing we can do, you're not gonna be able to have children. You keep going because you rest in the fact that you're a child of God. Like, when you bank on what God has done for you, it compels you to want to be faithful to him all the days of your life.”
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#StopComparing
“Some of us were watching God work through others. We're watching God work through people's gifts and abilities, and we're comparing ours to theirs. And we're going, I must need their gift. I must need their ability in order for God to be effective in my life. And that's not the truth. Some of us today, comparison is costing you your contribution. We're comparing what we have, and so we're not even bringing what we have. And if God put it in your hands, if he's given it to you, guess what? It's enough.”
38s
#ThrowOffEveryWeight
“And so, we need to, with the help of almighty God and the holy spirit and the support of one another of the church family, we need to remove those sins that can easily entangle us. But not only sin, it says throw off everything that hinders. It's referring to things that are not necessarily sinful, That it's possible for us in our attempt to run our race. It's possible for us to establish things in our life that are innocent or morally neutral. That can still become obstacles to us.”
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#KingdomBuilding
“What Jesus really wants is for us to participate, to live our lives, to sacrifice, to give up all that we have, to take what he's given and risk it, live it, to give it, not bury it. And do all of that so we might grow this gospel story, so that we might grow the kingdom of heaven and we might grow his love in the world, so that when he returns, we could we could say, you gave me this life and look at how much more I have to give back to you.”
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#GodFirst
“But, our difficulty comes in when we're making, choices between good, better, and best. For instance, okay. Here's the good. Here's the good. A child's athletic development is good. Alright. So that's good number one. Commitment to a team, learning to be committed to a team that's got this goal, that's good. Learning discipline, cooperation, and perseverance, all good. Right? Family involvement in wholesome activities good. what happens when these good things compete with better things and best things? That's where it's hard to figure out what to do. It's not always easy. And the best ought to be our devotion to God and our involvement with his assembled body.”
38s
#EveryoneWelcome
“We need to be reminded that Jesus came for sinners, that Jesus welcomed outsiders, that Jesus touched the untouchable, that Jesus gave his life on the cross. And on the third day, he rose again so that people from every tribe and nation and tongue and background could find forgiveness and new life in him. We probably need to stop asking who fits in here, who am I excited about God reaching, and start asking who is God calling us to reach? If God welcomes someone, we welcome someone. And if God sends us to someone, we go.”
28s
#UnityInChrist
“And and thank god that even like later today and tomorrow and next week when things aren't easy in all of our relationships, When we find out that we're different and that we disagree and there might be conflict. Unlike most other human communities, we don't have to fracture over those things. We are still brother and sister together in Christ. Jesus makes us family at the meal and you've got that family.”
30s
#AmazingGrace
“So if if you're someone who needs to know that even though you're not worthy, that Christ loves you anyway, that you didn't earn this, but his grace is for you, that maybe your life went off the rails in this direction, but there's still life for you. That there is another chance for you. That he has invited you in his forgiveness to learn to follow him. And I have really good news for you today. His name is Jesus, and he invites you to his table.”
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#SavedByGrace
“Why did God promise Abraham he'd make him to a great nation? The answer is to be a blessing to all the other nations. How so? That through this nation, an anointed one would come who would far exceed Saul, who would far exceed David, and he would come and live the life that we couldn't live and die on a cross because of our own sins, and then by the power of god, raise him from the dead so that if we trust in his work and what he accomplished on the cross and as he overcome the grave, that we could be saved.”

Why Hilliard churches are unique

Set within one of Columbus’s fastest-growing suburbs, churches in Hilliard often mirror the city’s family-centered rhythm and strong public schools. Many congregations prioritize practical support for parents and kids, offering strong kids programs for young families, weekday preschool ministries, and a neighborhood-oriented small group culture.
With a workforce tied to the Columbus region’s healthcare, tech, and public-sector hubs, Hilliard churches reflect a mix of longtime residents and newcomers from diverse backgrounds. You’ll see congregations investing in bridge-building and practical helps through multilingual and multicultural services, ESL classes and tutoring, and ministries for young adults and professionals.
Geographically, Hilliard blends a walkable historic core with newer subdivisions, parks, and the Heritage Rail Trail, fostering a relaxed, active community life that shapes how churches gather and serve. Many churches in Hilliard lean into accessible, contemporary expressions and community events, offering modern worship with contemporary band, sports and recreation ministries, and seasonal outdoor services and events.

Recent sermons from Hilliard churches

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