Churches in Perry Township

Active churches in Perry Township

1503 W That Rd, Bloomington
emmanuelbloom.com
5 sermons
5500 S. Gray Road, Indianapolis
grayroad.com
2 sermons
9800 Middle Mt Vernon Rd, Evansville
ttpevv.com
2 sermons
2818 Carroll Rd, Fort Wayne
christshope.church
8 sermons
1121 S Lincoln St, Bloomington
bfmchurch.org
1 sermon
1030 W Country Club Dr, Bloomington
shccbloomington.com
1 sermon
2700 E Rogers Rd, Bloomington
socc.org
1 sermon
503 S High St, Bloomington
cccbloomington.org
1 sermon
2655 S Adams St, Bloomington
iamcornerstone.us
1 sermon
2200 S High St, Bloomington
faithbtown.org
1 sermon
3800 E 3rd St, Bloomington
stlconline.org
1 sermon
2222 E 3rd St, Bloomington
stcharlesbloomington.org
1 sermon
6590 S Indianapolis Rd, Whitestown
tpcc.org
1 sermon

Types of churches in Perry 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 Perry Township churches

52s
#FaithIsCommunal
“Friend, you don't get extra bonus points if you figured out how to survive the Christian faith on your own. Like, we're not going to get to heaven, and God is like, you know, I'm just really glad that we didn't have to use the resources of everybody else to help you. Like the emotional energy and fit like you made it on your own and now you get like extra stuff. Way to go. Right? Like that's not how it works when we get to heaven. And so that's important for us to know. That's important for me to know. By nature, I am I'm a fix it kind of guy. I'm just gonna kind of go headlong into it. And yet, we find here this communal nature that we don't get extra bonus points if we figured out how to survive the Christian faith on our own. In fact, it is God's design for us to live as a priesthood.”
83s
“When we see David in Jerusalem with Philistines gone and Jebusites gone and his rule is established, we should think I can't wait until that's Jesus. I'm there in the new heaven, in a new earth. And there are no more funerals. There are no more email prayer requests about loss. There's no more physical therapy to be endured. There's there's no more phone calls in the middle of the night telling you the tragic news. There's no more walking with years with the one you love watching them slowly die. None of it. All of the tears, all of the pain, all of the sorrow, all of the enemies vanquished because of what Jesus Christ has done and because God will keep his promise to do it.”
40s
“You see, a lot of times when we think about forgiveness, we think that we have to get back in the same situation we were in before. If I've forgiven them, then the relationship is restored, and I'm back in the same position to allow them to hurt me. No. Forgiveness and reconciliation, those are not the same thing. Sometimes they are, but a lot of times it's not. You can forgive someone and still have wisdom. You can forgive someone and still have boundaries. You can forgive someone and still need healing. Forgiveness is not pretending that there's not a wound.”
40s
“This is an objective reality that you and I have to put ourselves beneath. We must submit ourselves to it. For what does it profit a man to gain the whole world and yet forfeit their very soul. Do those other things matter? Well, of course, they do. We can't just say that there's only one thing that matters. There's a lot of things that matter. But there's one thing that matters absolutely most, and maybe you never realize that there is an objective purpose that God has given you when it comes to raising up the next generation of Christ followers.”
41s
“One great temptation that we have is to treat Easter as only a past event that once upon a time, long, long ago, Jesus was raised from the dead. What a cool story. But Easter is so much more than an old story. Our Easter confession is that resurrection joy is a dance, and we're already on the floor. Death, sin, and evil will not have the last word in our lives and in the world. That bright morning was a glimpse of what will be ours, what is yet to come. Easter is an invitation to let the music get into our bones, to learn the steps of a dance both ancient and new.”
54s
#tableForAll
“This table belongs to him. Because it belongs to him and is open. You don't have to have it all together to come. You don't have to have never walked away. Peter walked away, and Jesus set a place for him. If you're carrying something you've never fully laid down, a denial, a silence, a moment you wish you could take back, bring it here. This bread is broken for people like that. This cup is poured out for people like that, for people like us. So come, not because you're worthy, but because he is. Come all who are hungry. The table is ready. Christ is the host. All are welcome here.”
39s
#SignsPointToJesus
“Look, every single thing in Jesus' whole life, all of his actions, all of his healings, all of his miraculous signs, they are signs that he is the perfect son of God, perfectly obedient to the father for all the purpose of all for the purpose of giving to us the forgiveness of sins and resurrection. A new life now forgiven and looking forward to the resurrection on the last day, all through faith in him.”
36s
#SilenceByObedience
“Peter says that if we are to change the world around us and silence our opponents, it will most likely not come through a sick meme or a loud protest. It will come through obedience. It will come through lives that show the goodness of Christ. It will come through a willingness to suffer harm and pray for those who are hurting us. This is how we silence the world.”
64s
#500AtOnce
“After church, there's a wreck out here. And what are there not a 100 of us here, but whatever number happened to be here. We all see that, and we can all testify as to that wreck, who was wrong, who is the cause of the wreck, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera. 500 eyewitnesses. Apparently, at one time, which seems to be the case here, it's not recorded when that was. But over 500 brethren at once saw the resurrected Christ. So did James. So did all the apostles. And then last of all, Paul says on that road, he was seen by me also. Witnesses, one after one after one, until you get to what has to be at least a total of almost 600, if you count the 500 at once.”
71s
#ThinkBeforeYouSpeak
“Stop and think, is what I'm about ready to say, is it true? Is it helpful? Is it inspiring? Is it kind? Those would be markers for what you might not want to say. I remember reading many years ago and being struck by what Paul said in Philippians chapter four. At the end, he had a flurry after he talked about rejoicing and Lord always, and he put it this way. Whatever is noble, notice the word whatever. Whatever is noble. Whatever is right. Whatever is pure. Whatever is lovely. Whatever is admirable. If anything is excellent or praiseworthy, think about these things.”

Why Perry Township churches are unique

Tradition meets innovation: The spiritual landscape in Perry 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.

Recent sermons from Perry Township churches

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