Churches in Huntington

Active churches in Huntington

3615 N Norwood Rd, Huntington
myfaithcommunity.org
28 sermons · 4 days ago
1945 College Ave., Huntington
cpubchurch.com
2 sermons

Types of churches in Huntington

Churches in Huntington for Students

Many congregations near Huntington University and the neighborhoods north of campus shape worship and service around the academic calendar. Expect college-life groups, ride-to-church options, and mentoring that connects students with local nonprofits and schools.

Spanish-Language Churches in Huntington

Bilingual and Spanish-first congregations serve Latino families connected to agriculture and manufacturing along the US‑24/224 corridor. Many meet on the east side or in shared facilities, offering translation, ESL classes, and cultural events that support multigenerational households.

Contemporary Non-Denominational Churches

These churches emphasize band-led worship, practical teaching, and kids’ check-ins, drawing commuters and young families from subdivisions on the edge of town. Many gather in modern spaces along North Jefferson Street or near the US‑24 bypass and offer livestreams plus weeknight small groups.

Historic & Liturgical Churches

Centered around the courthouse area and older residential blocks near downtown, these congregations worship in brick sanctuaries with stained glass and bell towers. Services often feature organ or choral music, follow the church calendar, and host heritage-minded events tied to the Forks of the Wabash and local history.

Sermon clips from Huntington churches

78s
#ComeHomeToGod
“And at the end of the day, even though he is loving, Folks, think of this. You are God's children. You are God's children. He loves you with a father's love. It's a love that is unlike anything else that we could ever even imagine. And he's sitting here saying, please, please, please, just come home to me. And people still, they still put everything else before him. They still don't repent. And at the end of the day, what we read about is the wrath that will eventually come.”
38s
“``There's debate about whether this is heaven and hell, debate about whether this is a a holding place until the final judgment, but let's not miss the main part. Lazarus was experiencing comfort and peace and safety, and the rich man was experiencing torment because of how they lived their lives. So let's go on in the story. Abraham replied, son, remember in your lifetime, you received your good things while Lazarus received bad things. But now he's comforted here, and you are in agony.”
64s
#LoveAndJudgment
“Why would you curse God if you're following God? Oh, you're cursing God because you still are so bullheaded that you can't surrender to God. Amen? So they cursed God on account of the plague of hell because the plague, it was so terrible. It was so terrible. They still didn't repent. They still didn't repent. After all of this, God, guys, God is a loving God. He is a loving, loving, loving God. But he is also a God of judgment and that is what we're seeing.”
47s
#RepentNow
“And what we're seeing in Revelation is, God has given people chance after chance after chance after chance to say, repent, turn to me, repent, turn to me, repent, turn to me. And people say, I wanna live how I wanna live and I wanna do what I wanna do and you can't tell me. Well then, if that's the way you're gonna be, then what's gonna happen is you're gonna face the wrath of God and unfortunately, hell is a real place. It is. So I'm passionate about this because, darn it, I don't wanna see anyone, anyone go to hell. No one.”
68s
#WakeTheWorld
“So God is asking us today. He's asking those who are watching online. He's asking this world, he's asking Huntington, he's asking the 22,000 unchurched, he's asking this whole world, what else do I have to do? What else does he have to do? He is every single one of us in here, even on our worst days, we're blessed. Even during the roughest storms of life, we are still blessed. Every single one of us have had blessings in our life. Every one of you today are a blessing. What else does he have to do to wake the world up?”
49s
#EnterWithHumility
“When I come into God's house, okay, number one, I need to treat God's house with respect. Right? But then when I come into God's house, it's about, father, what do you have for us today? Lord, like we say, Lord, have your way. We say Holy Spirit move. Do what only you can do, but that means that when we come in, we have to come in with an open and a humble heart. An open mindset. Right? We should be praying for the services. We should be praying for people's hearts to be open.”
46s
#CherishEveryMoment
“Folks, listen to me when I say this because I say this because I love you. I say this because I care about you. My buddy Rick, I know him. I know his faith. I know that he's in glory today. But that shows you how absolutely precious this life is. One moment, you are doing one thing and the very next moment, this life could be done. And here's the deal. I know Rick, I know Rick's heart, I know Rick's love for Jesus Christ. So I have peace knowing that he's in glory.”
47s
#NoSecondChances
“``Like, what I'm trying to say is this, we don't have a second chance when we die. We have a second chance right now. We have a chance today to get our life right with Jesus Christ. But when we die, we don't get a second chance. There's nowhere in scripture that says we get a second chance. So what does that mean? That means this, we've gotta get our our life right with Jesus Christ today. We've got to. And it's not just about I'm a Christian, then we have to live it out. So the first part is becoming a Christian, then you've gotta live it out.”
48s
#LeadOthersToChrist
“Like, I don't want us to live in fear. That's not what I'm saying. Don't live in fear. But for me, this is me, what I got to thinking was, what if today was my last day on this earth? Do I know for a fact that I'm going to heaven? The answer to that was yes. Then I thought, did I do everything that I could? Did I do everything that I could to help lead others to Christ?”
71s
#StandFaithfully
“``This group right here, through everything that was happening, stayed faithful. Let me ask you this for a moment, because for this particular group, this had to be tough. Because can you imagine during the end times, let me say it this way, do you, can you imagine even in today's world? In today's world, we are living in a time where what was meant to be good is so considered evil, and what is consider considered bad or evil is considered good. We are living in a time where people are so confused in their life. People are trying to justify everything. Not everybody, but a lot of people are trying to justify the way to live, the things to do. They say just be yourself, just be happy, just live life your way.”

Why Huntington churches are unique

With a Christian liberal-arts university in town, churches in Huntington often blend academic curiosity with practical faith. Many congregations schedule rhythms around the school year and welcome students into leadership, which shapes worship and teaching styles. Visitors will commonly find college student ministries, modern worship with contemporary band, and faith and work discipleship.
Huntington’s small-town, multigenerational culture—rooted in manufacturing, agriculture, and strong family networks—gives many Huntington churches a friendly, service-first personality. That shows up in robust kid and teen discipleship, weeknight volunteers, and practical care for neighbors facing economic or recovery challenges. Expect offerings like strong kids programs for young families, recovery and support groups, and community service and food outreach.
Set along rivers, trails, and nearby reservoirs, the area’s outdoorsy geography invites seasonal gatherings that spill beyond sanctuary walls. Rural townships and a historic downtown create a blend of traditional and contemporary expressions, encouraging cooperation across denominations for community needs. It’s common to see outdoor services and river baptisms, traditional hymns with gospel heritage, and interchurch cooperation for local needs.

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