Churches in Pompano Beach

Active churches in Pompano Beach

Coconut Creek, FL 33073
calvaryftl.org
4 sermons
916 NE 4th St, Pompano Beach
pbnchurch.org
5 sermons
350 Northeast 1st Avenue, Pompano Beach
mecpompano.org
13 sermons

Types of churches in Pompano Beach

Modern Pompano Beach Churches

Many congregations east of I‑95 and near the Pompano Beach Fishing Village lean contemporary with band-led worship and casual dress. They draw surfers, hospitality workers, and young professionals living around Harbor Village, Old Town, and the US‑1 corridor, with beach baptisms and weeknight groups meeting in cafés.

Haitian & Brazilian Churches

Pompano’s sizable Haitian and Brazilian populations support congregations offering services in Haitian Creole or Portuguese, often Pentecostal or charismatic in style. You’ll find lively worship and community programs along Dixie Highway, Powerline Road, and Sample Road, serving families in Kendall Green, Collier City, and Pompano Highlands.

Recovery-Oriented Congregations

Reflecting South Florida’s strong recovery network, several churches host 12-step meetings, Celebrate Recovery nights, and counseling accessible from Atlantic Boulevard, US‑1, and I‑95. These congregations emphasize practical support for people in sober-living homes or fresh starts, with flexible schedules for shift workers and seasonal residents.

Pompano Beach Catholic Churches

Long-established parishes provide Mass in English and Spanish, sacramental life, and devotions that anchor multi-generational families from Palm Aire, Cypress Bend, and Cresthaven. They often run food pantries and school-year programs, with festivals and processions that reflect the city’s coastal and multicultural character.

Sermon clips from Pompano Beach churches

32s
“Do you believe that? I don't mean just theologically. I mean emotionally. Do you truly believe God loves you the way he loves Jesus? Because if you don't believe it, you know what happens? Your spirituality becomes performance. You start living with this orphan spirit where you're trying to achieve something that God has already settled in Christ Jesus.”
51s
“The very most important thing you have to understand is your life, it does not belong to you. This is not your life. Those are not your kids. That is not your spouse. That is not your house. That is not your car. That is not your job. That is not your career. All of that stuff belongs to God, and it matters what you do with it. It matters how you operate. It matters how you take care of it. It matters how you handle it. This body is not your own. It matters what you do with it. This mind is not your own. It matters what you put in it. It matters.”
41s
“Your spiritual gift is not a trophy for your shell for your shelf. It's a it's this delivery mechanism for God's grace to your neighbor. It's not for you. When God blesses you with a spiritual gift, it's not to make you look good or to pump yourself up. It's not for you. It's for those around you. What if the church wrapped its mind around that? That God blessed us not for ourselves, but so that God God bless us so we can bless others. What would that look like?”
35s
“Put them right in between the fleas. It's a new translation. Alright? But do something to them. Sanctify by your truth. Let truth find such opportunity in their lives that it will build an immune system within them that when they enter into the world, they will not be affected by the world, but they will affect their world.”
34s
“Christianity, folks, is not an evacuation plan. It's a sending program. Sent, not escaping. Sent. We are not just rescued from the world, we are sent to this world. And so as Jesus is praying, listen to what he prays in his prayer in John 17 and we go to verse 15 to 18. Listen to how he prays.”
28s
“They are not of this world even as I am not of it. No. I have to just stop here and say, you know, I grew up in the church. This was one of my favorite scriptures. I am not of this world. How many of you are glad that you're not of this world? Right? That's a good thing. You're not of this world. But here's the thing you need to hear. You that are not of this world, you are sent to the world.”
47s
“So if God set up our blueprint and God set up our foundation, it makes me think about the three little pigs. Right? We we you don't we you don't get to build the straw house. You don't wanna build a straw house. You you don't wanna build I couldn't remember the the the the the the house of mud, I believe it was. You don't get those opportunities. Why? Because the the wolf is coming. He he's coming, and he's gonna blow it down. He says, I want you to build a house of stone. I want you to build a house of brick. He said, that's the that's the blueprint that I'm giving you. Why? Because the wolf is coming.”
54s
“If we are king's kids and we live in kingdom, there is no way we will experience righteousness and peace without the holy ghost. There is no way there is no way you're gonna be able to even establish a kingdom home without the holy ghost. And this is why our foundation is so shaky and cracked and holes in it because we as believers feel like that we can do this without the Holy Spirit, but you cannot. This is why you're unstable. This is why you're making decisions based off of emotions. This is why your home is not stable because you don't have the holy ghost.”
50s
“You do not get to draw out your own blueprint for your life believer. You do not get to tell God what you wanna do. You do not get to tell God where you wanna go. You don't get to tell God what position you want, what husband you want, what children you want. You don't get that opportunity because your life belongs entirely to him. But the beautiful thing about it is when we are in his perfect will, he gives us exactly what we need. He gives us exactly what we need to sustain. He gives us exactly what we need to succeed, to flourish.”
41s
“I don't believe God designed us to be a consumer of the church's resources. That's not who he designed us to be. He designed us to be a conductor of his grace and his power that he puts inside of us. Would you agree with that? You have the gift of mercy and you stay home, the local shelter lacks your cheerfulness. You have the gift of encouragement and you stay silent in your office break room, then your coworker might face despair alone. Folks, we need these gifts because the neighborhood is desperate for them.”

Why Pompano Beach churches are unique

Set along the Atlantic and the Intracoastal, churches in Pompano Beach often mirror a coastal rhythm with outdoor gatherings and service to waterfront neighborhoods. It’s common to see beach baptisms and sunrise services, along with hurricane relief and recovery teams and year-round community service partnerships that care for both neighbors and the shoreline.
Thanks to a vibrant mix of Caribbean, Latin American, and Brazilian heritage, Pompano Beach churches often worship and serve in multiple languages. Many offer bilingual English and Spanish services, support flourishing Haitian Creole congregations, and maintain Portuguese speaking ministries, shaping music, preaching, and community meals with global flavors.
With a blend of retirees, seasonal residents, and growing young families, churches in Pompano Beach tailor rhythms to everyday life. Expect family-friendly schedules and strong kids programs for young families, alongside weekday Bible studies for seniors and a robust small group culture that helps newcomers find community quickly.

Recent sermons from Pompano Beach churches

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