Churches in Southeast Anaheim

Active churches in Southeast Anaheim

701 S Sunkist St, Anaheim
ambassadorchurch.com
3 sermons
900 Sunkist St, Anaheim
anaheimadventist.org
2 sermons
1520 S Lewis St, Anaheim
emmanuelspanishca.adventistchurch.org
1 sermon
1380 S Sanderson Ave, Anaheim
churchofsouthland.com
2 sermons
900 Sunkist St, Anaheim
christreformed.org
1 sermon
2780 E Wagner Ave, Anaheim
covechurchoc.org
1 sermon
2216 E South St, Anaheim
missionways.org
1 sermon
220 E Palais Rd, Anaheim
anaheimchurch.org
1 sermon

Types of churches in Southeast Anaheim

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 Southeast Anaheim churches

37s
“James has reminded us the mature faith is not just theological understanding, not not having these, you know, a master's in theology or an MDiv and things like that. It's having our lives changed, our hearts changed, our mouth changed, our actions changed. We gotta be the people that are quick to forgive, slow to anger, eager to restore, compassionate towards weakness, patient with spiritual growth, gentle with struggling people, and showing mercy above judgment.”
52s
#VidaConProposito
“Cuéntame tu testimonio, ¿cómo que te ibas a morir y te salvaste? ¿Qué pasó? Ahí, ¿qué tenía que hacer Ezequías? ¿Para qué tú quieres 15 años más de vida si no vas a reconocer a dios? ¿Para qué quieres la vida si no vas a vivir para él? Si no tienes propósito, ¿para qué la quieres? Y Ezequías, cuando llega a Senaquerib, Merodá para Adán, en vez de hablarle de dios, le mostró, dice la palabra de dios, le mostró todo su tesoro, Le mostró su casa, le mostró el carro, si fuera tuviera en ese tiempo, le mostró el billete que tenía guardado, le enseñó el arsenal de armas que tenía, le enseñó las mujeres que tenía, le enseñó todo, le enseñó todo, menos a dios.”
35s
#AdoptedNotFoster
“And what you need to know is that to be blessed means you're not God's foster kid. You're God's adopted son or daughter. And that changes everything. You're not a temporary member of his household, a temporary member of his of his church. You're you're you're not here to try to prove yourself in any way, always wondering when you might have to move on to something else. You belong in God's family. You can be secure. You can rest. God's not gonna give up on you. You're not his foster kid. You're his son. You're his daughter.”
49s
#ChristIsRisen
“On Sunday, at dawn, the light defeated darkness. Christ defeated death and came out of the tomb. He defeated death, and his resurrection is the guarantee that we will see our loved ones again. Our loved ones who are now resting in their tombs, they will be brought back to life because of Christ's resurrection. The resurrection was the announcement that the invasion of the enemy's territory had succeeded, and one day, Christ will return for the v day, the final victory.”
35s
#AuthorityAndClarity
“So command and decision show that that we will need to have both authority and clarity. If we command without teaching, we can control people without nourishing them. We can demand submission without understanding or compliance without growth. But if we teach without commanding, then we can inform people without transforming them. Truth become content, not content. Information become the result and not obedience.”
60s
#LivingWordTransforms
“말씀은 우리를 그래서 이게 좀 의미가 있어요 말씀은 우리의 죄성을 죽여요 그리고 말씀은 또 우리를 살린단 말이에요 우리 옛 사람을 죽여요 그리스도와 함께. 그리고 그리스도 안에서 새롭게 태어난 우리를 살린다고요. 그게 하나님 말씀의 능력이에요. 그리고 또 예수님이 오병이오 하고 요한복음에 보면 그 의미를 막 설명을 하는데 아무도 못 알아들어 그래서 요한복음 여섯 장 육 십 절에 보면요 제자 중 여럿이 듣고 여기서는 열두 제자를 말하는 건 아니고요 예수님을 쫓아왔던 스스로 제자라고 자칭했던 자들이 예수님이 하는 말을 듣고 뭐라고 얘기하냐면 이 말씀은 어렵도다 그리고 뒤에 나오는 얘기는 뭐냐 다 예수님을 떠나요. 그래서 예수님이 제자들한테 물어보죠.”
39s
#JusticeNotVengeance
“But Jonah's going beyond that. God is asking him what is your anger doing to you? What is your anger becoming? Where where where is your anger leading you? It's no longer just about justice. It's about destruction. Justice says we want to stop the evil and protect the vulnerable. But vengeance says I wanna wipe out the ones doing it. I wanna kill them. Jonah's anger begins with real injustice but it didn't stop there. Facing the consequences of their injustice wasn't enough for him. He wanted them dead.”
54s
#ChristOurHead
“Unlike the common kingdom whose leaders are fallen and finite sinful human beings, the kingdom of God has a perfect leader. Christ is the head of the church. Paul says in Ephesians one verse 22, that the father put all things under Christ's feet and gave him as head over all things to the church, which is his body, the fullness of him who fills all in all. Our leader is all powerful, all knowing. He's free from sin. He's incapable of making a mistake. And the head of the church gave his life for the church. He purchased the church with his own blood, and he always lives to make intercession for the church so we can have absolute confidence that he will lead his church perfectly.”
39s
“``Alright, you guys. Somebody's net worth does not equal spiritual worth. Right? that's what we do. We gotta ask, like, is the soul of one person more important than the soul of another? I hope nobody says yes. Right? All people are important. All souls are important. And so, favoritism's kind of this problem. And he doesn't just like, oh, that's not good. We shouldn't do that. He doesn't just frown upon it. No. He's like, strong with this. You must not do it.”
38s
“Did Jesus ever go into a room and say, who are the important people? Let me go hang out with them. I see you see all the time that he went to the vulnerable people, the difficult people, the awkward people. Right? The poor and the wealthy, the lonely, the political opposites, the enemies. He always went. You see, the the world teaches us to love strategically. Right? Kinda saying, hey, you gotta love people that benefit you, that agree with you, that make your life easier. But what do we see in the church? In the kingdom of God, we love people sacrificially.”

Why Southeast Anaheim churches are unique

Tradition meets innovation: The spiritual landscape in Southeast Anaheim 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 Southeast Anaheim churches

Nearby cities: 6 churches in Downtown Anaheim 54 churches in Anaheim 12 churches in Southwest Anaheim 6 churches in Northwest Anaheim 5 churches in Northeast Anaheim