Churches in Springfield Township

Active churches in Springfield Township

320 S Orchard Crest Ave, Springfield
40 sermons · 1 day ago
2747 E Sunshine St, Springfield
5 sermons
3536 E Sunshine Street, Suite 142
5 sermons
2900 North Barnes Avenue, Springfield
3 sermons
922 S Eastgate Ave, Springfield
3 sermons
2220 W Chesterfield St, Springfield
2 sermons
720 East Norton Road, Springfield
3 sermons

Types of churches in Springfield Township

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 Springfield Township churches

51s
#MeeknessIsStrength
“And somehow, through the amazing sovereign God, Jesus makes this word up called meekness and he brings the two together as one. That you can, take something that is wild and out of control and bring it under control. That would be the idea of meekness. A lion that is ferocious, and yet, when time needed, can be as tender as a lamb. That's the idea of meekness. That's why Jesus was such a beautiful picture of what Tindersteel would be all about. It's not being a coward or spineless or indecisive or nerdy or lack of, confidence. It's not being shy or withdrawn, but it's very present in that opportunity or whatever maybe going on in your life.”
34s
“"Maybe Sabbath is not just about a day of the week. It's not just about things that we do on that day or don't do on that day. It's pointing us towards, I don't know, maybe a person. Maybe a person who doesn't require work from us at all. Maybe a person who just simply wants to give into our life and to give grace to us. And yet when we fill our life with ever more productivity and only measure ourselves by this and never have time to stop, we don't have room in our hearts, in our lives, in our minds to receive what he has for us.”
52s
“Right? It's you don't have enough faith. You have too much doubt. You lost your healing because you went to the doctor too soon, and you have a generational curse. You need to go repent for sins that you didn't even know about and on and on. And what we end up with is a works based gospel that, listen to me, insults what Jesus did on the cross. It does not help it. And what we're forced to do is we're forced to wonder, man, if I cannot correctly apply this healing that is owed to me, to my body, then maybe I've also failed to apply this forgiveness that's owed to my soul and to my spirit. And hear me, that is not faith. is bondage. That is slavery.”
34s
“The master shows up and the servants are doing their job and he's so over overjoyed, he's so happy, he comes in and says to the servants, now you sit down here at the table. Let me gird my waist. Let me serve you. Here, let me give you something to drink. And they're laughing and they're celebrating. He's so overjoyed because he found his servant serving when he returned. Now to us it's a beautiful picture. But in Bible days it was unthinkable for a master to become the servant and serve the other servants.”
40s
“Do you feel that way? When you see someone around you, a fellow believer, someone else suffering, do you suffer alongside of them? Do you help share their burden and their pain? When someone is being honored and it's not even you, are you willing to clap for them and celebrate for them and enjoy them in the the season that God has them in? Because that is what creates harmony in the body of Christ. You know, Romans twelve fifteen talks about how we should rejoice with those who rejoice and weep with those who weep. We need to do life alongside each other.”
47s
“There is a blessing in what you've gone through. God is not absent from your difficult seasons, and you have a choice to make. What will you do? Will you have a heart that honors God and says, I trust God to take care of me? Or will you pick up the spear and say, I'm gonna get personal vengeance. I'm gonna prove that I was right after all. Let everybody know. We all have some repenting to do. We all have some questions to ask ourselves. We all have some tensions in our life that have tempted us to punish those that have done wrong. But the essence of Christianity is love your enemies.”
51s
“You're probably going through something right now and you say, God, I couldn't have heard your voice. This must not have been you. And I want you to know that your circumstances do not dictate the will of god. His will for you is good, and he will change circumstances wherever they be. He will change the circumstances to open the door he's called you to walk through when you, not if you, When you pray, when you fast, when you give, when you show hospitality, these are the places where God gets a hold of your life in a way that he will not otherwise get a hold of you.”
53s
#TrustInSovereignty
“And so, right there are very humbling words from the psalmist of all these ways on by which a person can be meek. And and the and the whole thing is a humble person who trusts God is a is a person that God blesses, and he does that through through weakness. So there are times that we need to trust. Absolutely. We need to delight in the lord all the time. We need to commit our way to the lord all the time. Be silent before the lord and wait for him. Yes. Refrain from anger because anger out of control is nothing but a raging force fire. That brings destruction. It doesn't accomplish anything whatsoever. But anger in control, it does so much more than what we can imagine. So a meek person builds their life trusting in the sovereign power of God.”
30s
#MeeknessEqualsMaturity
“And so, as we go through this beatitudes in this sermon series here, let meekness rise above our shallow Christianity, but be rooted more and more in Christ Jesus. A mature believer is a meek person. You can't say, oh, I am a a mature believer and not be a meek person. You can't say that. A mature believer is a meek person. That's just who they are.”
32s
#FromBrokenToBeautiful
“And I love that. That only God could taste something so broken and so messed up and so dark and transform it into something so beautiful and new and welcoming into his kingdom. And for many of you in this room, you know what I'm talking about. You know what it was like in your sin. And then God just swooped in, and you recognized your sin in a holy God and a cross that was meant to be for judgment for us, but yet Jesus took our spot.”

Why Springfield Township churches are unique

Tradition meets innovation: The spiritual landscape in Springfield Township 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.