Churches in Huntington

Active churches in Huntington

3615 N Norwood Rd, Huntington
myfaithcommunity.org
36 sermons · 6 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

59s
#RevivalThroughPrayer
“We ask the Lord's will. And so that's what we see right here is if we want to be more like Christ as Christians, then we can't make prayer just a habit or just something that we do. We're gonna find out here in a few moments that some of the greatest revivals that have ever happened in this world, whether it's the first great awakening, whether it's the second great awakening, whether it's Billy Graham's ministry or Charles Spurgeon or you name that person. Some of the greatest revivals, some of the greatest men and women who have changed and laid the path for the world, for Jesus Christ. It took place through prayer. Through prayer.”
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.”
84s
#PrayForRevival
“And I'll tell you what, If the church, faith community, listen. If we, as the church, will lay down what we want, what we think church should look like, what we think church should be like. And if we will pray and ask the Lord, not my will, but your will be done. If before you even come into the church, you say, Lord, I just pray over our service today. I pray over the people that will be here today. Lord, I pray that your Holy Spirit will show up today. Pray that before you ever come to church. And when you start doing that and you start finding unity together as the church body, revival will come.”
68s
#JesusOverEverything
“Listen, guys. There's nothing wrong with having things. The lights, it's awesome. It's cool. Our worship team, man, they are phenomenal. Whether it's Trevor, whether it's our incredible ladies that are singing, Jonathan singing, whether it's our bass players, our drummers, our whoever it is, whether it's we get new chairs or new carpet or new paint, that stuff is great and we should continually be looking at ways to keep things clean and neat and nice. But if that becomes our God and that becomes our focus, then we get unaligned with Jesus Christ. And then what happens is we ask, well, where are you? And he's saying, I'm right here. It's you that's moved. It's you that has closed me off.”
72s
#SeekJesus
“Maybe you don't know how to pray. Maybe you struggle praying. There's no right or wrong way. Maybe you just need to get quiet with God. Maybe you, right where you're at, you just want to bow your heads. Maybe you want to come to the altar. Maybe you want to kneel at your chair. Maybe when you get home, you just get quiet and you go in your closet and sit or you go on your back porch. But seek the face of Jesus. Just have conversation. Just talk with him. Folks, I'm telling you when you do that, when you seek him, truly seek him, he will reveal himself to you.”
69s
#YourWillBeDone
“See, prayer provides answers, it provides direction, it gives us strength. When we pray to him and and and what happens oftentimes and I've been there and I get it, but oftentimes we pray for what we want. But do we pray for the Lord's will? Lord, not my will, but your will be done in my life. Lord, I'm praying for this. I'm praying for a miracle. I'm praying for this job. I'm praying for this door to be opened in my life. Listen, I get caught up in this of I want this, Lord, and that's okay. Come to him with your wants. Come to him with your needs. Come to him openly, but also make sure that you come to him and say, father, not my will though, but your will be done for my life.”
58s
#RevivalStartsWithin
“a lot of people will pray for revival. Lord, revival. Lord, send revival. Lord, send revival. But folks, revival starts when we die to ourselves. we say, this isn't about it's not about us, it's about Jesus. When we die to who we are and what we want and there's nothing wrong with asking God for things guys. Seek his face, ask him for things. is what we're asking for and what we're seeking, is it for his glorification?”
72s
#PowerOfPrayer
“Kids from Anderson went to the local pool of the college, started getting baptized. Last year, I had the privilege to speak in that chapel room where this little revival even in Anderson took place. All these started through prayer. It wasn't about the hype. It wasn't about people jumping around. It wasn't people running around. It wasn't people screaming and yelling. It was people that were seeking the face of Jesus. They were laying their life down. They were seeking the Lord's will for their life. And God showed up.”
59s
#DirectAccessToGod
“And that's what we see here with our prayer life with God is we have a direct access to the King of Kings and the Lord of Lords, the creator of everything. We have a direct access. There's no specific way that you have to do it. It doesn't say that you have to fold your hands. It doesn't say that, you know, you have to meditate a certain way or ask a certain way. You have direct access to your heavenly father. when you talk with him, when you commune with him, when he becomes your everything, when you truly are the bride of Christ, you grow closer and there's a bond and there's a strong relationship that starts forming with one another.”
54s
#LiveForGod
“Our bodies are not our own. Our life was not created for our pleasure, for what we want, it wasn't. Everything about us was created by God and for God. That means by God, he did not mess up when he created you. So if you think, well, he just screwed up with me. No, didn't. God doesn't make mistakes. Number two, are not living for yourself. I mean, some of us might be, but in true alignment, we are to live for God. We are gods, to glorify God, to reach people for God, to bring praise and honor to God.”

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.

Recent sermons from Huntington churches

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