Churches in Newell Township

Active churches in Newell Township

2105 N Bowman Ave., Danville
97 sermons · 4 days ago
2212 N Vermilion St, Danville
1 sermon
3613 N. Vermilion St., Danville
1 sermon
2915 Townway Rd., Danville
1 sermon
1930 N. Bowman Avenue, Danville
1 sermon

Types of churches in Newell 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 Newell Township churches

64s
#CreedOverComfort
“And don't let this atmosphere fool you because we get to come in here with great worship and loudspeakers, lights, this amazing new screen. We get to come in here, and we get to stand, and we get to read this creed together. Let's be honest, not much is at stake right now for you and I. But this creed would have been written when Christianity was illegal, which means you would have lost your life believing what this creed said. Now just so you know, there is places around the world that you still will lose your life believing this creed. So as you I'm not I'm not meaning to make it dark, but I think there needs to be a great realization in your heart and mind that this is not just so yeah. I believe that. No. No. No. Like, I believe this to my core, man. Like, I no. Nothing is gonna change this. Even if my life was at stake, I believe this to the core so much that I could never deny it.”
58s
“There is God's part. But make no mistake, there is our part. My part, your part. Everyone who ever dared follow God, there is your part. And listen to James. Submit to God. Resist the devil, and he will flee. Let me ask you a question. Are you a believer who is defined as more than a conqueror, who has been given the power of the Holy Spirit to live inside of you? Everything you need, God has provided for you spiritual, or are you a wimpy Christian?”
70s
“But the thing is, when we're filled with the spirit, it's kinda like you turn the faucet on and you your cuts just overflowing. God will provide the spirit to the point that that you feel so full of him that you want others to have part of it. You wanna share it with the world. You want people to understand the transformation that's happened in your life. It's a cup filled to overflow so it spills over and people can see and experience what God's doing in your life. You see, Jesus never intended Christians to merely contain joy. He intended for us to exude it. He intended for us to share it with others, to let people see it, not the faces that were on the screen, but joy in our hearts. Sometimes our faces matter in those situations, but more importantly, our responses to the things of this world matter.”
49s
“That by my own deeds, by my own merit, if I'm getting what I deserve, it's not Jesus's place to be on the cross, it's mine. That if I got what I deserve, I don't get to stand in the crowd and watch. If I get what I deserve, I'm on the cross beside him. That Jesus has taken my place. As we reflect on the cross, the hope is that we see what Jesus is accomplishing on our behalf.”
56s
“Christ Jesus in our gospel today does not reject the Canaanite woman, but he tests her. Do you believe that I am the son of God? Do you believe that God has mercy on all people? And the answer that she gave was yes. Yes, Lord, you do. It might only be the crumbs, though it is more. But you do, oh, Lord. And Christ Jesus showed her that it is more than the crumbs. It is not only the earthly blessings, as much as we cherish them and think about them, they are the crumbs. But it's also the heavenly blessings which Christ calls all people to. What's the holy spirit leads and guides and gathers people from all the ends of the earth to in his church.”
60s
#MessiahFulfilled
“You know, why? It's because they didn't look to who Jesus was really. They they had a they imagined him coming as a warrior, solving all their problems, setting them free from the Roman Empire. That's what a lot of them has is what they thought the Christ would be. So when he wasn't that, when he showed up through a virgin named Mary, there's one of the prophecies. When he lived a sinless life, there's another. When he went to the cross for you and I, he paid the punishment of sin that only you and or that you and I could never pay, only he could. And then David rose again three days later, which is why which separates him from any other god, by the way.”
58s
#WhoIsTheChrist
“The simplicity of what I'm trying to get across with this chapter and passage of scripture and who Jesus is, is that we can be sitting in a room just like the Pharisees assuming we understand the identity of who Jesus is and be somewhat accurate, but also miss it. Who is the Christ? And whose son is he? Do you know how many people have gotten to their funeral and got this answer wrong? Yeah. Hush in the room, and it probably should be. The reality is that there have been many people that have gone before us who have got this wrong and who are living in a place, listen, not for just some time, but eternity completely separated from the father.”
50s
#IdentityInChrist
“And the reason why is because identity is so important. Why is it that you think the enemy is after your identity? He's after who you are or who you think you are. Because he knows if he can get you to believe a certain thing about yourself, he's got you. Like, if you don't have the mind frame, what a great word. If you don't have the mind frame, as Alexis was saying, to realize that the enemy is already under your feet, you're gonna keep going into battle thinking that he might win. And your identity is found more in what he's doing in your life than your identity resting in the blood of Jesus being spilled out for your life.”
37s
#SitAtHisFeet
“Like, when's the last time you and I just sat at his feet? We had no agenda. We had no fix my problems. You were the Christ, son of the most high god. All that peace you're looking for is found in him, just so you know. It's not found in all your problems getting solved because there'll be another one tomorrow. It's founded sitting at his feet. That's the peace. That's the presence of the power of Jesus still today.”
23s
#CheckYourHeart
“No shame, but, like, if you get bored with a message like this that just talks about Jesus, I would check your heart, not mine. That's good. That's good. I don't have six steps today to make your marriage better, but I can point you to the one who does.”

Why Newell Township churches are unique

Tradition meets innovation: The spiritual landscape in Newell 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.