Churches in Troy

Active churches in Troy

514 E Cherry St, Troy
28 sermons · 5 days ago
366 S Lincoln Dr, Troy
4 sermons
28 Snyder Rd, Troy
2 sermons

Types of churches in Troy

Non-Denominational Churches in Troy

Growing along the US‑61 corridor and new subdivisions off Highway 47, these churches feature modern worship, practical teaching, and relaxed environments. They often serve young families and St. Louis–area commuters who have settled in Troy, offering kids programs and small groups throughout the week.

Catholic Churches in Troy

Long-established parishes in Troy provide sacramental life, reverent worship, and strong ties to multi-generational families. Many ministries center near the historic downtown and Main Street, with outreach that serves both in-town neighborhoods and the surrounding rural parts of Lincoln County.

Youth-Focused Churches

These congregations invest heavily in student ministries, with midweek gatherings and retreats timed around the Troy R‑III school calendar. Expect active programs for teens from Troy Buchanan High School and nearby middle schools, plus service projects connected to local parks and community drives.

Rural Country Congregations

Small, close-knit churches on county roads beyond the city limits—around the Cuivre River valley and along Highway 47—emphasize fellowship, potlucks, and neighborly care. Service times often accommodate farm life, with early mornings and seasonal events that align with planting and harvest.

Sermon clips from Troy churches

75s
#SupernaturalFinish
“So the wall was finished in fifty two days. Are you getting it? I mean, just I mean, get this. It was so heated in Nehemiah six, which, like you said, is is time step. By the way, right now, we're about in the middle of the fifty two days. It's finished like on September 7. So this is the time they're building. And by the way, they they weren't really focused, Kawaii, because they had a weapon in one hand and a a a hammer construction in the other. So they weren't like building whole wholeheartedly, know, wholeheartedly because they had a sword in their hand. They're having to fight and you are you listening to me? It was so heated, you know. And by the way, these were not skilled construction workers. You know, these were not that. These were normal folks. They didn't have no backhoes. They didn't have no automatic hammers and jackhammers and all this kind of they didn't have none of that stuff. This was God. This was God. It was it was a supernatural thing. Are you getting me? How big it was. And we see, there's a reason God time stamped it that false narrative that we've been buying into. We're buying into it no more.”
57s
“To the degree of the surrender of your heart will be to the same degree of authority you get to walk in. So again, if you're just a 25% surrender person, you're gonna operate in 25% authority because that's how the kingdom works. He's not gonna bless you with more with a heart that is resistant. To the same degree of surrender of your heart will determine the results that you produce or that God produces on your behalf. Listen, I already know how it works. I've served God long enough. My results don't do very well. My results never seem to work out as well as I'd hoped. But his results, they're phenomenal.”
36s
“Follow you. Are you trying to get your own tribe going here? What's going on, Paul? Imitate you. I thought we were supposed to imitate Jesus Christ. Amen? Well, and this is why context is so important. Because what has Paul just been saying that his life is all about? It's all about Jesus Christ. Is Paul's life about Paul? No. He says he counts everything in his life as nothing as worthless compared to knowing Jesus Christ. Amen? And so if you're to imitate Paul, your life is not going to be about Paul.”
61s
#IsGodInThis
“Think about this. How many times are we in something? And I wanna learn what God's got for me in it. I'm like, God help me get whatever you're trying to get me to get out of this because I want to get through it. Anybody? I mean, I've said it before. Walk out there and get rid of it by a truck and I can learn something. But wait a minute now. He said, I perceive that God had not sent him at all. How many times are we looking, God, are you in this? What do you want me to get out of this? And sometimes God says, it ain't me kick it to the curb. Come on now. Are we spinning in something? God, what do you want me to get out of this? When he said, I ain't in this at all. Yeah. I'll learn something. I'll walk out there and get run over by a truck, but God ain't in it at all. Are you listening to me? There's a time he's in something. There's a time it's him, and there's a time it ain't. It's just the enemy trying to distract you, trying to keep you from what God has said. Come on now.”
73s
#SentByTheKing
“So what's the deal? What what did they have on their side? What do we have on our side that the reason they could finish it? They were sent by the king to finish it the same way we are. The beginning of Nehemiah, they were sent. Nehemiah was sent by the king just like we are sent by the king. You're moving around in planet earth being sent by the king. Are you listening to me? You're a son, you're a daughter, but you you you the daughters, step in the authority of a son. We are moving in the earth. We have the authority of the king. We've been sent by the king. If you go to public, she's been sent by the king. If you go to work, you've been sent by the king. When you're meeting with somebody and they're acting crazy, Janet, like they're demons, you've been sent by the king. When you're out there with the cows, Christy, you've been sent by the king. You've been sent out there with the flowers. You've been sent by the king, John. Kathy, you've been sent by the king. You understand the authority of the king that has sent you into this to do whatever it is to finish it. To finish the specific thing that God has on your life, to finish it.”
42s
#FinishLineAnointing
“The king is in the field to finish it. To finish it. Fresh wind, fresh fire, to finish it, Lord. Say it one more time. You've been anointed, chosen, set apart, empowered by God to fulfill his purposes. You've been painted, marinated, baked in the Holy Spirit and power, and God is with you to finish it. Take it over the finish line. It's time to take it over the finish line.”
37s
#FreshWindFreshFire
“Anybody need a new fire? Anybody need a new grace? We're talking about the Holy Spirit resting upon us, marinating, baking us in the dynamite power of God, miracle power of God to finish it. So maybe you hadn't stopped, maybe you hadn't stalled, but it's like, God, I am wore out. And Bill, we just need the God to come behind us and breathe a fresh wind and say, finish it, and push you forward. Come on. Finish it. The next phase, the next phase of your life, the next phase of the assignment to finish it.”
50s
#FaithLikeDavid
“How about Goliath taunting for forty days, Israel? Out there running his mouth, defying God, and they're all scared. And David walks in there, just been anointed king not too long before that, the first anointing. And he said, wait a minute now. He's talking about God. God then proved himself with a lion and the bear. Who is this uncircumcised philistine? He didn't listen to all that was being inundated in the atmosphere, did he? He didn't listen to it. He didn't listen to the narrative. But David said, I've been anointed king. Lord, we're take this thing down. Are you listening to me? Do you do you do you see this? There was a false narrative that would attempt to get Nehemiah to act in fear. Why? Because that's the only way the enemy could stop him.”
52s
#FinishByAnointing
“That's the truth. What's going on? The enemy the lord's just drawn the enemy out. He hadn't changed his mind. It's time to finish it. In the midst of opposition with a sword in one hand and a hammer in another if you got to. Right? But to finish it. Now now just get this. The wall was estimated two and a half miles long. It was eight to 12 foot wide, and it was 20 to 40 foot high. And it had multiple gates and defense watch towers. You're getting it? These are normal folk, but no tools. With a sword in one hand and a hammer in another in fifty two days. Why? Because God said, finish it. There was a finishing anointing to do it.”
27s
#DontBelieveTheLie
“You hear me? If you don't hear anything else tonight, that's the only way the enemy can stop you is to get you agree with it. The only way. Just like, woah, fifty two days, it was done. Impossible. Come on now. That's the only way. If you'll listen to that narrative that he tries to whisper in your ear however it comes, that false narrative, that's the only way the enemy's gonna stop you.”

Why Troy churches are unique

Shaped by steady growth and a strong family presence, churches in Troy often center their week around school calendars, youth sports, and neighborhood life. Expect active children’s and teen programs and cross‑generational discipleship, reflected in offerings like strong kids programs for young families, multi-generational congregations with deep roots, and student ministries connected to schools.
As the Lincoln County seat with a blend of rolling farmland and new subdivisions near Cuivre River State Park, Troy churches tend to mix small‑town tradition with modern expression. Services frequently combine hymns and contemporary music and host seasonal gatherings outdoors, seen in blended traditional and contemporary worship, outreach to rural communities, and outdoor services and park events.
With many residents commuting toward the St. Louis metro, churches in Troy often design flexible schedules and practical support that fit busy weekdays. You’ll find community-minded ministries focused on everyday needs and resilience, including commuter-friendly service times, local mission and food pantry, and recovery and support groups.