Churches in North Hempstead

Active churches in North Hempstead

182 1st St, Mineola
edgecitychurch.com
3 sermons
3315 Hillside Ave., New Hyde Park
beacon.church
6 sermons
100 Fairway Drive Port Washington, NY 11050
archangelmichaelchurch.org
2 sermons
172 Willis Ave, Mineola
gracechristianchurchny.com
1 sermon
201 I U Willets Rd, Albertson
hopeeast.org
1 sermon

Types of churches in North Hempstead

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 North Hempstead churches

47s
“and they were judged for that. So what is our real purpose in this life is not to get distracted with all the finance, with all the sense of power, with all the sense commerce that is taking place, but to maintain our focus where the kingdom of god is within us. And where the only thing that we can return to god when we go back to him and he's gonna ask us about that investment, the Parakatithiki. It's called the treasury of faith. The Parakatithiki of faith. The treasury of faith. This is the only thing”
56s
“it's sitting here and it's been sitting here and the elements affected it in a sense that it's no longer malleable. It can't change. It's stuck like this. I need a new one. And I never forget what she said. She said, if we threw out every mistake, there'd be no more clay left. She said, in this class, there's no mistakes. It just has to be remade. And what you do is you take this hardened thing, this hardened mess you could say, and you gotta break it. And then you submerge it in water and all of a sudden it starts softening and now you could take it out and remake it into something else. This thing that was immovable, this thing that was hard, this thing that could never be changed, all of a sudden when it's broken and submerged, it could be made new.”
42s
“It is active. The word, we hear it a lot, so sometimes I think we could like, the word, it became flesh and it dwelt among us. The word was with god, and the word was god. It's Jesus. Right? So and the spirit becomes alive in us. He spoke the word. We have authority in the word. Right? So step into this truth. We need to step into this truth and live it as if our lives depend on it because church, it our lives do. Amen.”
28s
#LoveNeighborsListen
“We we tend to just get off what we wanna say. And when somebody has something to say, we just ignore it and only or we only hear what we wanna hear. Right? And and so we're not exactly the best listeners, and I I think God would want us to be better listeners. I think God would want us to apply this in our relationship with one another, which is why, you know, when God says love the Lord your God, when that's the very first commandment, when Jesus tells us that, He says the second is like it to love your neighbor as yourself. Right? So there's a correlation with how we treat one another and how we treat God.”
62s
#ScriptureIsMedicine
“I want you to know friends, this medication that the Lord has given to you you and me is is will work better than any any antidepressant out there. Can someone say praise the lord? Hallelujah. Hallelujah. Hallelujah. Hallelujah. Hallelujah. When I'm down, when I when I'm down, I take and into the scripture and find great joy and medication there. In Psalm one twenty one, in one Psalm 37, in Psalm 91. Hallelujah. In every Psalm, in every word of God, there is rich medication I'm gonna stop here. We'll continue this, God willing, next Sunday.”
60s
“And I see that happen at this at the hospital when someone the father or mother is dying and one person's on this side, another person on this side, they're not talking to each other because of silly stupid things. In the end, it really is. And so when we have the chance to forgive, god has the he he he makes that one more mark in the stone. When we can love unconditionally, when we can practice our faith, when we pray, when we're gentle and kind and understanding and humble, all those the holy spirit then works within us is carving out that image. So god willing one day when we breathe our last breath in this life, and it's gonna happen to each of us. Each of us is gonna breathe our last breath in this life. What do you want formed within your mind, in your heart, and soul? What do you want to be there?”
54s
“let's be real. Okay? Because that's who we are. We're just gonna be real. I'll be the first to admit to you, so some so called Christians don't always do this beautifully. You know, there's some nuts out there. Not you guys. There's some people out there. Rather than displaying God's word with their words and their deeds, they will take God's word and they will weaponize it. Instead of embracing people, they're quicker to shame people. And I think as a church, as a people, we need to do better. We need to take a step forward and progress in this area to show Jesus through our lives, to show humility to people, meekness being merciful and righteous and peacemakers being the first to forgive other people.”
41s
“We implore you on Christ's behalf, come to God. We we go to a world that is in darkness and we implore you, come to the light. God's making his appeal to people and we get to be the means he uses to get to them. It's one it's what's known as missio dei. It's the mission of God. And it's not just our words that we stand on the corner and yell, but it's our posture, it's our lifestyle, it's our thinking, it's our behaving, it's our practices, it's our local reach, who we can influence around us to see and know who God is.”
41s
“you should not be invisible. That everyone should know or most people should understand who you represent. That being a Christian is not some a part of our life that we hide away. Now there's many people who are new to faith and feel like I'm not a good representative. I don't know enough. I don't do enough and my past is too messed up to be actually a representative of God. And that's the next thing I wanna talk about is the fact that, yes, we are saved, but I wanna encourage you, we are shaped. That he is not a God who saves us and leaves us, but rather we go through what's called the sanctification process.”
54s
“the holy trinity, the father, the son, and the holy spirit, make us in the image and likeness of god. And so this is our true nature. This is our only nature. Everything in this world tries to take us away from that and that's when we fall into so many hardships psychologically, spiritually, physically. And so that sculptor is looking to form that image and likeness within you. So every time you have the chance to be charitable, he knocks away a little piece. Every time you have the chance to be forgiving with your husband or your wife or your children or your friends or your coworkers someone how many families fall apart because of money?”

Why North Hempstead churches are unique

Tradition meets innovation: The spiritual landscape in North Hempstead 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.

Recent sermons from North Hempstead churches

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