Churches in Queens

Active churches in Queens

95-16 101st Avenue, Ozone Park
grace4today.org
79 sermons · 10 days ago
167-04 108th Ave, Jamaica
ccochrist.com
2 sermons
146-42 Guy R. Brewer Blvd., Queens
elshaddaiministry.org
2 sermons
Our Saviour New York Church, 92-14 63rd Dr
gms.church
7 sermons
130-30 31st Ave, Flushing
promise414.com
1 sermon
1299 Liberty Ave
hemchurch.com
1 sermon
60 Greenway Terrace, Forest Hills
graceofforesthills.com
1 sermon
197-23 Linden Blvd, St. Albans
bethelbaptiststalbans.org
4 sermons

Types of churches in Queens

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 Queens churches

70s
#LiveLikeChrist
“So I wanna encourage all of us here today to understand what it means to live for Jesus. What it means to live for Christ and to live on a daily basis and allow people to see Jesus in you. Now here's the thing. Here's the point that I want us to understand here this morning. Why were they called Christians in Antioch? I'll tell you why they were called Christians. You see, because the people in Antioch probably didn't know about Jesus being the way, but they knew about Jesus. So when they saw them living, me let me just back up again again in Antioch, it's a Grecian it's a Grecian city and the way they they would they would they would identify people based on who you're following. So, like I said last week, I said, like, if you're a follower of Herod, you'll be called a Herodian. Or if you're a follower of of Caesar, you'll call it Caesarean and and so on. So seeing these people and seeing how they lived according to the principles of Jesus Christ, they must be Christians.”
81s
“What is amazing is that Paul uses one of the first things that god created as an example to provide a picture of what is inside of us. What if your anointing was only the tip of the iceberg? What if your anointing was parallel to what god created within the first six days? Wouldn't it be amazing to tap into the glory that's working through us differently than we have before? What if the vessel and the treasure ever truly got in line? What if your yes to a yield rendered a discovery to other things that are waiting to come alive in you.”
70s
“tapi Tuhan bilang this is my business kalau itu bisnisnya Tuhan engkau nggak bisa lari kalau itu bisnisnya Tuhan engkau bikin syarat apapun yang keliatannya pasti ditolak dan ga mungkin mana mungkin seorang Paulus baru mengasih syarat ga mungkin saya hanya bisa hari ini kalau mau oke kalau tidak nggak bisa. Di tengah fit and proper itu saya bilang, ini karena saya punya prioritas yang seperti ini. Dan waktu ditolak saya bilang, Haleluya! Kesimpulannya, we accept, dilaporkan ke orang nomor satu gimana oke terima Hah ini nggak salah ini begitu jalan berikutnya sudah masuk ke tugas yang kedua, nggak usahlah semua orang bilang berat semua orang ngomongin yang nggak enak segala macam tibatiba saya coba dapet SK kamu ditunjuk aja Terus? Ya sudah. Dengan saya ditunjuk, tahu Tuhan belum selesai sama saya.”
39s
“And the core purpose of the separation of Israel was to preserve the messianic line. The lineage of the messiah had to be untainted and preserved. That's why he said, you, this nation, I am going to separate you. And when he started to separate them, there were things in Leviticus we know, The dietary code, the distinct laws, the customs that they had to do up to this day. There's a way they practice all of their religious practices, and their feast that they still honor the lord with today in remembrance of how he had delivered them.”
33s
#낮은곳의구원자
“또 하나 하나님의 아들이 왕궁에 오지 않으셨습니다 낫고 천하고 냄새나는 곳에 오셨습니다 우리의 심령이 여러분 화려한 성 왕궁입니까? 아니면 악취나는 마국간입니까? 아니죠? 이곳에 오셔서 우리를 성전으로 만들어 주실 분이 바로 하나님의 아들 예수 크리스도 있습니다”
84s
#ChristInEveryReaction
“Based on who you are as an individual. If you're a person very prone to anger and you get, you know, you spiral and anger for little things, Somebody cuts you off while they're driving. Well, this is gonna show you who you are. Right? Or if somebody says something to you in an insulted manner, immediately the old man wells up and you begin to present in such a situation who you really are. But the truth is when you're faced with whatever situation, you should present who Jesus is. That is the key. And if we can learn how to present in a Christlike manner, it changes the dynamics. It changes what is happening. It changes the atmosphere around us if we really learn to become more and more Christlike. But I admit that it's not always as easy as we think. But if we understand who we are in Christ, that should make it easier for us. What did Paul say? He said, your new creation in Christ. The old man has passed away. He's gone. You've been buried with Christ, and you rise in resurrection after you've been baptized. So the old man is dead. The old man is gone. You put off the old man, and a new man rises. Amen?”
57s
#AuthenticChristianity
“They send Barnabas. And this is where I pick it up here today. And my question for you today is, we call ourselves Christian, and there there was a reason why we call ourselves Christian because we are following Christ. He is the one and but sometimes we find that the the the name Christian just becomes a label. It becomes something that I carry along. If you look around today, there are many hundreds of Christian denominations. There are many churches that preach Jesus essentially or there's something they they preach a bible, I I would like to say. But the question is, am I really a Christian or does that really make me a Christian? Just using the title, just going to a church, just walking through a church. Does that make me a Christian? And this is where the rubber hits the road for us today because I want to challenge us yesterday to ask yourself the question, am I really a Christian?”
44s
#BecomingChristlike
“How many of you wanna become more and more like Christ? You know, when you look in the mirror, you know, you should see looking back at you, she's someone who's being transformed into the image of Christ. And if you're not seeing that person yet, keep on working at it. Keep on working. Don't give up. But ultimately, that is the goal of every Christian believer to become more like Jesus. How many of you know that? You know, the goal the goal of every Christian believer is not to get more rich with the blessings of God. The goal of every Christian believer is to become more and more Christ like. Paul said that we are being transformed every day into the image of Christ. Amen. From glory to glory.”
48s
#MakeDisciples
“You know, Christ wants us to become disciples. Now we can carry the label of being a Christian, but we never gravitate to becoming a disciple. A disciple of Jesus. You know, a disciple of Jesus is one who has forsaken everything else to follow him. Jesus said, you're not a disciple unless you're willing to deny yourselves, take up your cross, and follow me. If you wanna follow me, that's what it entails. That is what it entails. So when we understand the definition of discipleship, are we disciples of Jesus Christ? Are we and that is why that is what God wants. He wants us to become disciples. Because why? Because disciples make disciples.”
40s
#SavedToServe
“Sheep make sheep. It's as simple as that. And and and you're saved to serve. You're saved because you're you're being saved means that you're gonna win others to Jesus. That's that's that's really how the church grows. How many of you understand that? Many of us haven't gotten that yet. We think that we're saved for heaven. You know, you're not saved for heaven. How many of you know that? You were not saved simply to go to heaven because I could guarantee if that was the purpose of you being saved, just going to heaven, you would've died the day after you gave your heart to Jesus because he wants to keep you. Right? So I get saved and then I die.”

Why Queens churches are unique

Tradition meets innovation: The spiritual landscape in Queens 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 Queens churches

Nearby cities: 5 churches in Bedford-Stuyvesant 51 churches in Brooklyn 5 churches in Crown Heights 9 churches in Manhattan 38 churches in Bronx