Churches in Rome

Active churches in Rome

914 Shorter Ave. NW, Rome
westrome.org
63 sermons · 1 day ago
415 E 3rd Ave, Rome
crosspointcity.com
3 sermons
700 Broad St, Rome
metromcr.com
3 sermons
314 Burnett Ferry Rd SW, Rome
fellowshiprome.com
2 sermons
2 Commerce Ct, Rome
hbcrome.org
25 sermons
19 John Davenport Drive, Rome
lcrome.com
4 sermons

Types of churches in Rome

Historic Downtown Churches

Centered in the Between the Rivers district near Broad Street, Rome’s historic congregations worship in landmark sanctuaries with stained glass and bell towers. Services tend to be liturgical or traditional, with choirs and community outreach that serves residents who live and work around downtown and along the rivers.

Contemporary Rome Churches

Across West Rome and Garden Lakes, many congregations offer band-led worship, practical teaching, and a casual feel that attracts young families and healthcare professionals from nearby hospitals. Expect modern facilities, strong kids’ programs, and midweek groups timed for commuters along Shorter Avenue and Turner McCall Boulevard.

Rome Churches for Students

With Berry College in Mount Berry and Shorter University on the west side, student-focused congregations shape schedules around the academic calendar. You’ll find rides from campus, late-Sunday services, and small groups geared to undergrads and grad students, plus service projects that connect students to downtown and the river trails.

Spanish Language Churches

Rome’s growing Latino community is served by congregations that offer bilingual or Spanish-only worship, especially in East Rome and neighborhoods south of downtown. These churches often host cultural celebrations, youth ministries in Spanish, and practical outreach for families new to the area.

Sermon clips from Rome churches

30s
#ExpectDarkAssignments
“Anybody ever been in one of those places? Like, you just you just know when you walk in, man, there's something ugly in this place. The enemy is very real, guys, that is a very prominent deal. And when you get sent someplace, sometimes God's gonna send you to some places that are really dark. We would love to all be sent to the places that are really light, but here's the problem with that. They don't need more light. We're gonna get sent to some dark places.”
40s
“And my goal and I've told my daughters this. My goal is to be such a loving father and such a godly man at home that I ruin it for every boy that comes to my house. Yeah. That's good. Like, I wanna set the bar so high in how I love them and in how I love their mom Mhmm. That they refuse to settle for an idiot. Yeah. And so I'm I mean, I'm I'm I'm trying to think about legacy already. Yeah. And my daughters are still young, but I'm going, the way I conduct myself at home can and should inform the men that they choose. Mhmm. Which then impacts not just their future marriages, but my grandkids, all of those things.”
58s
“He's the one that comforts us, and you will get through it. God, I wish I knew some way to communicate some word to say to help you understand. If you will take him by the hand, he will guide you and he will comfort you in the most supernatural way that you won't even understand what he's done, but you made it. You made it. And he helps us pray. I don't know how many times I've used this, the scripture that says that when I need to pray and I'm just groaning and moaning because my heart is so heavy and hurts. The moment is so painful and hurtful. I can't even get out the words. Don't I even know what to pray to God. How do you help me get through this? I don't see a way out of this. And the spirit of God says, let me talk to God in your behalf.”
45s
“Fresh off of hearing God's voice. Fresh off seeing who Jesus really is. And immediately, they are faced with a situation they cannot fix. Sometimes we try to fix problems by ourselves. Anybody been there? Because we fixed those problems before. Anybody been there? Because we fixed those problems before. We've got history. Amen? We got history. We got experience. We've got a usual way of doing things. But some situations are designed by God to humble our hands and stretch our hearts.”
46s
“The condition of our heart is directly correlated to the intake of God's word. The condition of your heart is directly correlated to how much you spend in the word of God. All week long, we are fed by all sorts of things. We consume social media, Fox News, We consume negativity and and, worldly thinking. And if we're not feeding on scripture, our heart will drift. We will fall into the ways of this world and away from godly living.”
40s
“So what does it take to get in the swing of Christianity with with with Jesus? Jump in. Jump in. During this time, if you've never given your heart and life to Jesus, our first responders are down here at the front. You can walk to any one of them and say, help me pray that I might fully get in that swing with Jesus. This is your moment. This is why you came today. This is why you're here today. This is your moment. Not to just spectate from where you're at in your seat. Now you've heard the word. Now it's your chance to respond and press into Jesus.”
37s
#GraceNotLaw
“I don't know how many times we have to see this for us, but what they're dealing with is they are trying to live according to the law of Moses, and he's telling them, listen, Jesus is better than that. Jesus has handled all that. Jesus is the one that can actually forgive you for your sins. Because he says he will forgive you, and he will justify you from the things that you could not be justified from by the law in the past. So he teaches the same thing right there that we're teaching today.”
37s
#GuardAgainstEnvy
“My statement to us today in that, because we don't have time to deal with all of it, is this, don't let envy be the cause of a distance between you and Jesus Christ, the Messiah. Don't let your envy, don't let your pride, but but envy is a little bit different. Don't let your envy be the cause of a distance between you and Jesus Christ, the messiah. And I say it that way because these people were missing it because they were envious of what Paul was saying.”
30s
#GraceAndTruth
“And you've met those people. You've had those people in your life. Hey, I can do this because God's going to forgive me anyway. And that is not the teaching of the new covenant. The teaching of the new covenant is that Jesus came and gave us that grace. He's the only one that's ever pulled off grace and truth perfectly even in balance. But the grace is there, but the truth is also still there.”
33s
#GraceDoesntIgnoreSin
“We live in a time of great grace from our heavenly father. But watch this. He has not changed his view on sin. Y'all hear me? He didn't give you grace and think, you know what? I think I won't take this as seriously anymore. I mean, I know I had to send my son to die on the cross to cover your sin, but now that I'm gonna throw grace in here, I won't make it such a big deal. That's not what god does.”

Why Rome churches are unique

Set at the confluence of the Etowah, Oostanaula, and Coosa rivers, Rome, GA’s geography shapes how churches in Rome gather and serve. Congregations often lean into the outdoors and civic spaces—hosting outdoor baptisms at rivers, leading neighborhood cleanups, and partnering on the riverwalk through community service and river cleanups. The city’s seven hills and preserved downtown also foster reverent settings, with many worshiping in spaces known for historic sanctuaries and stained glass.
As a college town anchored by Berry College and Shorter University, Rome churches meet a steady stream of students, faculty, and young professionals with discipleship and mentorship. You’ll find active college student ministries alongside services that blend tradition and innovation, from modern worship with contemporary band to thoughtful preaching like expository Bible teaching.
Rome’s mix of multigenerational families, healthcare workers, and manufacturing employees creates practical, relational ministries that emphasize care and stability. Many congregations invest deeply in families through strong kids programs for young families, while others reflect the city’s musical and cultural heritage with gospel choir worship and reach newer neighbors through bilingual Spanish services.

Recent sermons from Rome churches

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