Churches in Hyattsville

Active churches in Hyattsville

7201 16th Place, Hyattsville
turner-ame.org
10 sermons

Types of churches in Hyattsville

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 Hyattsville churches

67s
#NoShallowWorship
“True worship is not your hand clapping. True worship is not lifting up your hands, but true worship is obedience that requires sacrifice. Can I talk to somebody who's ready to go deeper? I'm tired of the shallowness of worship, tired of just having an emotional high, Tired of getting on a high and then leaving church and then dropping. I'm ready. God is saying I'm ready to elevate my people to a level of worship where it's in spirit and in truth. And the worship that I require is that what Abraham practiced. Abraham said, we're going to worship, because I'm obedient, I'm and getting ready to sacrifice. You have not worshiped until you've done what the Lord says do and until it gay until it required of you a sacrifice.”
84s
#FellowshipBlocksEvil
“This is the church. This is us. We we are not connected because we came from the same mama, but we are connected because we believe in the same God. Y'all hold each other now. D'Anthony represents evil, represents sickness, represents discouragement, represents distrust. Anthony, try to get in. Try to get in. Keep going. Try to get in. Try to keep get in. Try to get in. I mean, now you really try over there. But I mean, that that they're two men. Try try to get in. Try to get in. And everywhere Anthony tries to get in, he can't. Why? Because they are in fellowship with each other. Y'all are y'all seeing the picture? When we stick together, can't no enemy get inside y'all ain't helping me. Get inside of us.”
66s
#ContriteSpiritDesiresChange
“After you've been obedient, God says, I want your heart crushed. Lord, help me. And so I had to dig deep. I said, Lord, what is a broken spirit? And the Lord said, it is a heart that is have a deep sense of sorrow and remorse for the wrong that they have done. You know, some folks would tell you, I'm sorry, but they really don't mean it because their their actions stay the same. And and that's what a contrite spirit is. It's a desire to change. That's what repentance means. It's a desire to change. And some of us, we can't repent because we wanna stay the same, but you cannot come to God unless you have a desire to change.”
57s
#CrossWasWorship
“``So so when we think about the cross and what Jesus did, it was worship. When when we think about Calvary and Golgotha and Jesus dying on the cross, it was worship. Because they did not take his body, he laid it down. They did not steal it, but he laid it down as an act of obedience to God and a sacrifice. That is what worship really is.”
48s
#SacrificeOfPromise
“My brothers and sisters, this ought to have come strange request from God to Abraham because a few chapters earlier, God went to Abraham and Sarah and said, you shall conceive a son. And through your son, he shall be he shall make you the father of generations of nations. And to the point in where Sarah begin to land, to what a strange request from God after God gave him a promise in the previous chapters, then asked him to sacrifice the very thing that was gonna birth his promise.”
38s
#WorshipEveryday
“Worship is our way of life. Worship is how we meet God and praise God for God's goodness, his love, God's mercy, God's grace, God's wisdom, God's beauty, God's truth, God's holiness, God's compassion, God's strength. You cannot wait until you gather on Sunday morning to say that you're a worshiper because worship is not confined to a day or set of hours, but worship is Monday through Saturday.”
75s
#FamilyByFaith
“we have to stop. We have to stop accepting or not accepting people based upon who their mama is. And and I get it. I I was brought up that way. You go somewhere. Old folks don't ask who your people. I get it. But but y'all know they weren't asking who your people were to determine whether or not they was trying to determine whether or not we gonna fellowship. Oh, come on in here, y'all. Making sure we ain't too close because I got my eye on. Y'all we we have to stop. And the question that needs to be asked, do you believe in the blood of Jesus? And if that's the case, we family.”
50s
#WorshipThroughService
“And in that moment, my spirit leap for joy. And the Lord said they don't even know that they just got through worshiping me right there because they fed the hungry, and they sacrificed their bodies. They sacrificed their biceps. They sacrificed their back muscles. You're supposed to feel tired after you've obeyed the lord. God is saying too many folks are coming into my house claiming that they worship me, but yet they have not moved a muscle. They have not bent a bag. They have not lifted a leg. They have not done what I've called commanded them to do.”
48s
“A strong relationship with God like any relationship requires dedicated time and intentional effort for it to grow. It's not gonna happen by osmosis. Consistent time even when feelings and emotions are not all at their best is the key to move beyond more surface level intimacy to actually having a deep and fruit bearing connection with God. Remember Jesus said, apart from me, you cannot do nothing.”
45s
“And one of the ways in which our relationship grows stronger and deeper with Jesus Christ is by you practicing the spiritual discipline of solitude. Solitude liberates you from the toxic chatter that is so consuming in our present society. Solitude frees you from the demands that are put upon you, demands that in that moment feels so urgent and pressing, but that in reality have no lasting significance.”

Why Hyattsville churches are unique

Tradition meets innovation: The spiritual landscape in Hyattsville 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.

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