Churches in Troy

Active churches in Troy

514 E Cherry St, Troy
thefreedomoutpost.com
35 sermons · 1 day ago
366 S Lincoln Dr, Troy
journeychurch.family
4 sermons
28 Snyder Rd, Troy
caltroy.com
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

48s
#NewBeginnings
“He enters in and that old stuff is just like... And he could recount it, but he's not gonna relive it. So he can say, look, just so we're clear, I've gone through all this. But whatever I consider to value, I consider it but loss. It's dung. It's nothing. So the question always comes. It's holding you back from entering into a new beginning. If it's holding you back from entering fully into the rest, then you can't walk out a new beginning, but for more than a few moments. Does this make sense? I'd never thought about the fact how contingent a new beginning is on rest. And so this, how do you enter in to that thing? How do you enter to the rest? And then how do you remain?”
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.”
54s
#SpiritLed
“To get hold of a new beginning and to actually let it take, you have to stay in the rest. You have to start in the spirit and stay in the spirit. Because the problem is, this is a problem with a lot of churches and a lot of things. Oh, we get a vision. We're gonna do this. Great. And as soon as they get that, it becomes a project. And as soon as it's a project, you start getting a lot of other principles around how it should work. Now bear in mind, I was a businessman for twenty five years. I love business. Okay? I love figuring out solutions. But when you're trying to do something for God, you gotta make sure all of that is submitted under what he says and how he says to move it. As soon as you start taking it back, then you start building something great. Oh, it's great. It's big. It's tall. It's badass. And God's like, okay. I didn't authorize that.”
33s
#SovereignGrace
“I don't know how many years I've been... That's one part of what I pray. I pray it to him. I'm not I'm not saying these are principles. I'm thanking him for all these things. Okay? But it's making it very clear how lost I was, what I was due, and yet, by his sovereign choice, he brought me an ear. He broke down the wall. He grafted me in, making me alive in a joint air. You set the life of Jesus in me. You've raised and seated me. I mean, hello?”
31s
#WalkByFaith
“Oh, wait a minute. He was... He got out of the boat where he was safe, but when he's moving, though he's walking on the water, he's he's entered fully into the rest. He is totally... He is not worried about trying to to figure out how his feet are gonna balance on the water. He's just doing it, going there. And then the doubt comes up and bonk. To enter the rest, we've gotta be careful and be aware of how we leave.”
27s
#TraumaHealing
“healing and deliverance so that we can recall the events as facts, but not experience them. That's how how working through trauma. You can remember the events, but you don't have to connect... You don't have to relive all the pain with them. And so often that can keep us from entering fully into rest, into the new beginning. God's like, I got something new, but you keep trying to come in here with this.”
39s
#BodyOfChrist
“Salvation came in the face of judgment. The ark brought them into the new world. You you getting this? There's all sorts of other things that went back from long ago in terms of church fathers and mothers in terms of what they wrote. One talked about that the ark really represents today the church, not as in First Methodist or United Baptist or anything else, but the body of Christ. That it's only by being joined in in the body by which that we're we're we're shielded from things. Okay? There's community.”
35s
#LetGoAndLetGod
“How about old crap that keeps in there? What wounds and resentments and unforgiveness are keeping you from entering into the rest of God? We keep rehearsing the old stuff again and again and again and again again. It's like, many times you're gonna bring that thing up again? Let it go. We prophesy, folks. Be careful what you're critiquing. You're speaking it into existence sometimes. Kingdoms are look... Work by agreement.”
35s
#FaithOverFear
“Paul warns us this, anything not done in faith is sin. That's a freak out verse if you want it. Right? But see, don't make faith harder than it is. Faith is simply trusting him. It's just so, okay. I'm not gonna be this way or respond that way because I'm gonna trust he's got it. He's gonna work it out. I'm not gonna freak out because I know he can work all things together for good. I don't I don't think he started that, but he can work it for good.”

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.

Recent sermons from Troy churches

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