Churches in Silver Spring

Active churches in Silver Spring

1916 Bonifant Rd, Silver Spring
layhillcc.org
33 sermons · 1 day ago
15300 New Hampshire Avenue, Silver Spring
mystandrew.org
8 sermons
13421 Georgia Ave, Silver Spring
globalmissionem.com
2 sermons
31 Norwood Rd
tpcbc.org
19 sermons

Types of churches in Silver Spring

Spanish-Language Churches in Silver Spring

Bilingual and Spanish-only congregations are common near Long Branch, White Oak, and along University Blvd, serving Salvadoran, Mexican, and Caribbean families. Many offer immigration support, ESL classes, and youth programs that spill into nearby community centers and Sligo Creek Park.

Silver Spring Adventist Churches

With global denominational offices nearby and a long local heritage, Adventist congregations are visible along the Colesville and New Hampshire Ave corridors. You’ll find Sabbath services, health and wellness ministries, and strong student and professional involvement drawn from the Takoma border and Downtown Silver Spring.

Historic & Liturgical

Established congregations with traditional liturgy and choral music meet in classic brick sanctuaries around Four Corners, Woodmoor, and Forest Glen. These churches often schedule commuter-friendly services and emphasize reverence, sacramental life, and multi‑generational stability.

African Immigrant Congregations

Ethiopian, Eritrean, Ghanaian, and Nigerian communities support vibrant Orthodox, evangelical, and Pentecostal worship, especially near White Oak, Hillandale, and the New Hampshire Ave corridor. Services may blend Amharic, Tigrinya, or English, with energetic music and mutual‑aid networks for newcomers and long‑time residents alike.

Sermon clips from Silver Spring churches

41s
#RepentanceThroughTrials
“The third thing we learned here is that God uses sin's consequence to bring us to repentance. God uses sin's consequence to bring us to repentance. Now we we said it already this morning. Jesus, praise God, has taken away the final consequence of sin, the whole consequence of sin, that that sin leads to death. And Jesus obtained that away on the cross, that Jesus has bore that, and no more does our sin lead to death. But that does not mean that our sin does not lead to earthly physical consequences.”
38s
“Jesus took a man who'd been stuck outside the temple and brought him into worship. He took a man defined by weakness and gave him a testimony. And church noticed where this miracle happened. Not inside the temple, not in a worship service, not at an altar, not in a prayer meeting. The miracle happened outside the gate. The lame man wasn't worshiping inside. He wasn't part of the crowd. He was sitting on the outside where he had been placed day after day, year after year, and that's where Jesus met him.”
48s
“Because God's great commission is also his go mission. And the word go is the operative word here. Although, it turns out that in the language of the New Testament, the word go is a word that that doesn't necessarily mean that you have to go very far. In fact, it may be good for you to take a mission trip to a faraway place, but it's also possible to be part of the mission of Jesus right where you are because the word go in Matthew 28, more precisely translated, would sound like as you go or in your going or wherever you go.”
49s
“모든 성경의 중요 인물들의 인생이 사실 그 자체로는 자기 의도는 다 실패했습니다 자기 생각대로 가는 그 길은 막혀 버렸었어요 자기가 원하는 대로 인생이 흘러가지 않았어요 이런 의미에서 자기 목적을 위한 인생이라는 의미에서 각자에게는 새드엔딩이었다고 할 수 있어요 그런데 이 인생 속에 하나님이 개입해 주십니다 그리고 하나님의 방법으로 하나님의 뜻을 이루시고 하나님의 관점에서 이 사람들에게 하나님의 계획을 완벽하게 이루어 주세요”
34s
#BreakFreeFromSin
“Second thing we learn from this passage is that sin will nag you day after day after day after day until you are sick to death of it and you give give it it everything. Everything. Right? This is what Delilah does to, Samson in verse 16. With such nagging, she prodded him day after day until he was sick to death of it. So verse 17, he told her everything. Everything.”
25s
#ServeGodFaithfully
“This is what sin wants to do to each one of us in our lives. See, the the wages of sin is death. That is clear. And Satan, what does he wanna do? He wants to kill and steal and destroy. So he can't kill you by sin. If you know Jesus and he can't kill you with your sin, well, he certainly wants to destroy your life. He wants to destroy any opportunity that you have to serve God.”
33s
#DoubtDoesNotDisqualify
“Your doubt does not disqualify you. Is your response to doubt that matters. Because Jesus still commissions the doubts. Jesus comes and commissions the imperfect. He comes and commissions the the weak, the ones who have, deserted him. Jesus comes and commissions the ones who have been prideful and who have been arguing with each other about who's the greatest. Jesus comes and commissions them. Even the ones who doubted while they worship, he commissions them. He commissions you and he commissions me.”
34s
#CalledToGo
“Where has God placed you? What unique situation has God put you in which you're gonna be a witness in we should expand God's kingdom. And what is God preparing you for right now? Where... What is God placing you in? What tribe or tribulation is God putting you in or allowing to happen to you so that you can be prepared for something later? Where are you going? Because the resurrection of Jesus says, I cannot stay where I am, and I cannot stay how I am. I must respond. I must go.”
37s
#PreparedByGod
“This is transformational for me to understand that God is is never asking me to go and do something that he hasn't already prepared before. He has a uniquely position before, and he already hasn't gone before and prepared away for me. God isn't leaving me out to to dry ever. Anytime that Jesus asks me to do something for his kingdom, that Jesus wants me to go and make a disciple, Jesus wants me to go and and expand and advance his kingdom, he's already prepared me, positioned me, and prepared the way before Why would I not go?”
34s
#GodIsMyEverything
“So I I really ask now what is God's will for our lives? Well, it's really that he would be the focus and he would be the center of everything. That he would be our everything. When I rejoice always, God is my everything. When I pray continually, God is my everything. When I give thanks in all circumstances, God is my everything. And God's will is so he could be our everything, so he can change us, so he can renew us, so he can transform us, so he can use us, and he can send us out to expand and advance his kingdom.”

Why Silver Spring churches are unique

Set at the edge of Washington, DC, Silver Spring is one of Maryland’s most linguistically and culturally diverse communities, and that vibrancy shapes churches in Silver Spring. Many congregations offer services in multiple languages and blend African, Latin American, Asian, and American traditions in worship and community life. This produces Silver Spring churches known for multilingual worship services, bilingual Bible studies, and immigrant and refugee support.
An urban-suburban mix with walkable downtown hubs and quiet neighborhoods means ministries adjust to varied schedules, commutes, and stages of life. Near the Metro, Montgomery College, and growing apartment corridors, congregations prioritize welcoming newcomers, faith exploration, and activities for busy households. Expect Silver Spring churches with young adults and professionals, modern worship with contemporary band, and strong kids programs for young families.
Proximity to federal agencies, nonprofits, and international communities fosters a civic-minded, globally aware spirituality among churches in Silver Spring, MD. Many engage the city through service in parks and schools while teaching a faith that connects Sunday to public life. You’ll find congregations emphasizing social justice and advocacy, global missions partnerships, and expository Bible teaching.

Recent sermons from Silver Spring churches

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