Churches in Tamarac

Active churches in Tamarac

10001 W Commercial Blvd, Tamarac
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2 sermons

Types of churches in Tamarac

Family-Friendly Churches in Tamarac

Many congregations along the University Drive and McNab Road corridors prioritize kids’ programs, youth groups, and family events tied to the Tamarac Sports Complex and local schools. These churches often schedule convenient service times for commuting parents and draw families from neighborhoods like Westwood and Woodmont.

Multicultural & Bilingual Tamarac Churches

Reflecting the city’s Caribbean and Latin American mix, these congregations commonly offer Spanish and Haitian Creole services and blend gospel, contemporary, and Latin worship styles. Outreach often centers on food distribution and newcomer support near Commercial Boulevard and the eastern edge toward the North Lauderdale and Lauderhill borders.

Senior & Traditional Churches

Serving 55+ communities such as Kings Point, the Mainlands, and Bermuda Club, these churches emphasize hymn-based worship, reverent liturgy, and daytime Bible studies. Many provide transportation assistance, pastoral care, and social clubs that align with the rhythms of Tamarac’s retiree neighborhoods.

Storefront & Plaza Churches

Smaller congregations meet in neighborhood plazas along Commercial Boulevard, University Drive, and Nob Hill Road, offering intimate services and flexible schedules. Their outreach typically focuses on nearby apartment and townhome communities, with easy access and ample parking for walk-in visitors.

Sermon clips from Tamarac churches

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“You could be saying all the right things. Oh, yeah, our culture. But if your culture is trash, it doesn't matter what you say because storms are coming and they will reveal And you know one thing I love about scripture? It's God's standard. His culture is very clear and evident when we open up the word of Deuteronomy the 10 commandments are summed up in this phrase, to love the Lord your God with all your heart and all your soul and all your strength. And the Israelites were commanded to on that day remember that.”
47s
“I'm just gonna guess married couples, is that gonna cause an issue wives if your husband has six other wives besides you? Just guessing. I'm putting some puzzle pieces together. Along the way, a man after God's own heart who pursued God decided command, one wife, I'm good. I'm still gonna praise and honor God but I'll have a second wife. I'm gonna take a third wife. He started having kids with these other wives. Do you think that maybe caused a little bit of problems with Michael? So by the time we get to second Samuel six, a celebratory parade and Michael hates her husband, despises him, publicly mocks him.”
40s
“Paul knows life. He's like, hey, there's a bunch of stuff out there. We're all getting pulled towards temptation but God, he's not gonna put you through what he and you can't handle together and he will always provide a way. The question for us today is will we hold on to his standard and his excellence, get into God's word on a consistent enough basis where we can make it through these storms and stand strong? What if what if today's the day you repent and you're baptized and you're washed clean? You say yes to God today. The invitation's wide open.”
26s
“Culture always takes the path of least resistance because somebody's gonna see, hey, you're letting them get away with that over there. Maybe I don't need to. It's obviously okay over there. So then your your standard of excellence slides a little bit down. Right? And then you're like, no, man. Our culture, our culture. And then but he's getting away with it over here. Right? And it comes and eventually, if you let if you're not holding that standard high all the time, eventually your standard, your culture, it's just trash.”
32s
#PrayFriendsTalkGod
“And I gotta tell you, it doesn't get better when you've invited somebody, and then you just, you kinda pass the baton to us, and then we follow up, and then they start to come, and they hear about the amazing grace of Jesus and his hope, and they start to come, and then you see them make a faith decision one day, and you just say, thank you, God. I know Jesus is the one that saves, but he used me. He used me to bring that about. And that's something that you'll be able to hold on to. And friends, there's no greater sense of significance to know that you played a role in changing someone's eternal destiny, their eternal zip code, and you can do that.”
32s
#CrossNotGoodness
“Not only was Jesus not infected by that guy's leprosy, it was the other way around. Jesus was so full of life and health that he infected the leper with his life. Jesus was so just consumed with life of the kingdom. He was more contagious with the life of the kingdom than the leper was with his own disease. And when you have the spirit of God inside of you, you will be contagious. You will be infectious with joy. And that'll help draw people to the hope of heaven, to the hope of Jesus Christ.”
27s
#SimpleInviteStrategy
“Friends, the reason that good people don't go to heaven is the cross. If good people went to heaven just because they were good, then the cross of Jesus would be completely unnecessary. But we don't go to heaven based on our goodness. We go to heaven based upon acceptance of the sacrifice of Jesus Christ and he extended his hands.”
21s
#ForgivenNotGood
“And that's what I wanna establish right up front. And I mention this every few months because it's so important. Because there's this flawed thinking that we have in our world and even in the church that good people go to heaven. They don't. Good people don't go to heaven. Forgiven people do. It's a big difference.”
15s
#JesusHandsServe
“How long does a candle have to be lit before it gives off light? Not very long. And usually when it's first lit is when it's brightest. And when someone comes to faith, that's usually when they make the greatest difference of all. That's when they shine the brightest.”

Why Tamarac churches are unique

Churches in Tamarac, FL reflect the city’s multicultural mix—Caribbean, Latin American, and seasonal residents—so services often blend languages and musical styles. You’ll find Tamarac churches that offer bilingual English and Spanish services, support Haitian Creole congregations, and lead multicultural gospel and Caribbean worship.
The city’s demographics span active retirees in 55+ communities and young families in newer developments, shaping how local congregations schedule gatherings and care ministries. Many churches in Tamarac plan family-friendly Sundays with robust children’s programming, as well as weekday daytime studies and social hours tailored for seniors, fostering strong kids programs for young families, weekday Bible studies for seniors, and a welcoming small group culture.
Set between canal-lined neighborhoods and the Everglades edge, Tamarac faces tropical weather and seasonal storms, so congregations often double as outreach hubs and relief partners. It’s common to see Tamarac churches coordinate supply drives, counseling, and practical aid with city agencies and nonprofits, emphasizing hurricane relief and community care, food pantry and resource assistance, and mental health and counseling support.

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