Churches in Union Township

Active churches in Union Township

4450 Eastgate S Dr., Cincinnati
crossroads.net
91 sermons
341 Clinton Road, Chillicothe
golbc.org
1 sermon
1025 Clough Pike, Cincinnati
cloughpike.com
7 sermons
2215 Egypt Pike, Chillicothe
brooksidechurch.com
1 sermon
717 Barg Salt Run Road, Cincinnati
eastgatebc.com
1 sermon

Types of churches in Union 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 Union Township churches

52s
“``See, the miracle that Jesus offers us is not a body at rest. He offers a miracle. He says, you can have a soul at rest inside a body in motion. This is wild what he promises. I mean, think about that. What would life feel like if you were to go through all of your life? You were to do the things, you were to show up, you were to meet your responsibilities, but the whole time your soul was at rest. That's the promise. He actually says he will give you that rest, but here's the catch. He will only give you the rest when you give him the outcomes. When you trust him with the weight of the things beyond your control that you're not meant to carry, you have to give him the outcomes and then he'll give you the rest. You can't wear him on your back.”
73s
“Now hear me, God's law is downstream from his grace. Sometimes we can get it in our mind that we have to obey God's law if we're going to get God's grace, which is antithetical to how we need to understand grace. Grace is God giving us things that we have not deserved. Where does God's law come? It comes after God delivered the nation of Israel out of Egypt. After he has delivered them and shown them that grace, then he gives them God's law. God's law are these guardrails on how we are to live, both in relationship with God and relationship with man. This is the same for us Christians. All the laws are not the same, but still God has given us guardrails on how we might live in relationship. Because obedience to God's law, to God's word comes because of a relationship that we have with him. God delivered Israel out of Egypt and then he says this is how you must live.”
52s
“So God often gives us enough light for the next step. He doesn't show us tomorrow. He gives enough light for today. He will show you the right thing to do next. His word will keep you from walking in total darkness. The word is not just information. This bible is illumination. You get this. You know, I don't know what to do right now. Get in the book, and God will God will speak to your heart, and all of a sudden you'll go, really? Where did that come from? God. God gives you enough light to get you through the day. That's why he said, hey. Don't worry about tomorrow. The things of tomorrow will take care of themselves. Now you ought to schedule. You ought to plan. You ought to do what you need to, but don't worry about it. Just do the light that God's given you today.”
53s
“``If you are saying, I don't know what God wants in your bible's clothes, well, dear friend, why should you expect anything other than darkness? You cannot expect the will of God if you're not in the word of God, because that's where it's found. So we walk through these things. Number one, he is God, we are not. Number two, understand the distinction between God's universal will and what we would just call his specific plan. Number three, seek God's will, or I maybe should say will or plan. Alright? So seek God's will first, not last. Okay? Seek God's will first not last. Matthew six thirty three, but seek ye first the kingdom of God and his righteous, and all these things shall be added unto you. Seek it first. Now when I say that, we we we like to say that, we like to sing that, we probably know that verse by heart. It's different though when people sing it and say it, but they don't live it.”
50s
“Can I tell you what they need most of all? Our children need for their parents to cry out to God on their behalf. And I wonder if there are some of us here today that need to step out from where we're sitting and come down to this altar for one reason alone to say, God, I wanna pray for my children. They're still in the home. They're growing up. They've moved out. It doesn't matter. God, I want to plead with you on behalf of my kids that you would bless them, that you would care for them, that you would protect them, that you would shield them because the enemy is coming after our children. The enemy wants to turn them and sway them more than he wants anything else. But what if we stood in that gap and said, I will fight for you.”
51s
“Now in a a bizarre way, a heavy laden life has become like a a modern merit badge. It's how we know we're doing life right. I mean, imagine if somebody came up to you and you said, hey. How are you doing? And they said, great. My life feels pretty, pretty easy, pretty light. You would think that person was a loser. You would be like, what's wrong with you? You're clearly a slacker. You're clearly not a hard worker. So we think that we're doing it right if we feel this stress, if we feel the weight of it. And the reason for that is because we've got a weight of expectations on us that doesn't come from Jesus. The weight is expectations. And the one who sets the weight of expectations is the one you work for, the one who defines your win.”
48s
“The word lowly means a station in life. It's the same word that Paul uses in Romans twelve sixteen when he says, don't associate with the hottie, but associate with the lowly. It's the lowest person on the totem pole. It's the person who if you were going somewhere, you would have them carry all the bags. And Jesus says, that's me. That's my heart. This is the crazy gospel. We sang earlier the song about he's holy, he's exalted, he's above all. And that's true. The one with all the power, all the might in the universe, the one with the right to lord over you instead to serve under you, to put himself lower than you, to carry the weight of your life.”
45s
“He was always saying this in his ministry, and no one was understanding. He said it to his disciples over and over and over again. Even at the very last meal that he had with him, the last supper, he said the same thing to them. Matthew twenty twenty eight. He said, the son of man, him, not come to be served but to serve. From the foundation of your relationship with God is not how much you will serve him. It starts with how much you'll let him serve Will you let him carry the weight of your life? Will you hand it to him? Because he won't reach in and take it. You gotta give it to him.”
72s
“``And your sin is not greater than the mercy and the grace of the Lord. If you are a believer in the Lord Jesus he does not look at you for your past but he looks at you being clothed in the very righteousness of his son. This is the God that loves you, who is merciful and gracious. You can delight in this God because it's not it's not a relationship to earn things from him, but rather to receive his mercy and his grace. You can delight in God because you don't have to earn his love it has been freely given to you. You can delight in this God that knows you're going to mess up tomorrow. And he's still going to love you. You can come to him as a child would to a father. Father, I messed up. I need help because of his great love and his mercy will pursue you.”
42s
“The song of God's people to God is of God's faithfulness, of God's mercy, of God's love, knowing what we're going to do. You can delight in the Lord because he's not surprised by your sin. You can delight in the Lord because he knows you. He knows that corner of your heart and that thing in your passage you're trying to cover up and you're trying to pretend like it doesn't still have power over you. God knows all of that and he loves you and he pursues you.”

Why Union Township churches are unique

Tradition meets innovation: The spiritual landscape in Union 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.

Recent sermons from Union Township churches

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