Churches in Wichita

Active churches in Wichita

11135 W Kellogg Dr, Wichita
evidence.church
15 sermons · 4 days ago
1545 S. 135th St. West, Wichita
evangelpca.org
4 sermons
15200 E. Central Ave, Wichita
exoduschurch.net
3 sermons
888 S. Webb Rd., Wichita
zaik.church
1 sermon

Types of churches in Wichita

Contemporary Churches in Wichita

Many Wichita congregations feature live bands, casual dress, and sermon series aimed at everyday life. You’ll find these especially around fast-growing West and Northeast Wichita, with campuses near Old Town and Delano that draw young professionals and WSU students.

Historic & Liturgical

Older neighborhoods like College Hill, Midtown, and Riverside host churches with stained-glass sanctuaries, pipe organs, and weekly liturgy. These congregations emphasize reverence, choral music, and historic architecture tied to the city’s early 20th-century growth along Douglas Avenue.

Spanish-Language & Bilingual

Wichita’s Hispanic communities in the North End/El Pueblo and South Wichita support congregations offering Spanish services or bilingual worship. Many provide ESL classes, family ministries, and cultural celebrations that connect newcomers with long-time residents.

Military-Friendly Churches in Wichita

With McConnell Air Force Base on the southeast side, many congregations tailor ministries for airmen and families, from flexible service times to deployment support groups. These churches often sit along the corridor toward Derby and Haysville and prioritize childcare, practical teaching, and strong volunteer networks.

Sermon clips from Wichita churches

33s
#GodStepsDown
“Imagine the god of heaven stepping down where we are. I know this ain't a shouting message, but I'm telling you, down to where Jason Bruns was. He stepped down to where old Jerry was. He stepped down inside your life and impacted your wife and impacted your family and impacted your family and impacted your family and impacted your family and impacted your family. Do you know how good it is to serve a God that wants to spend time with me?”
35s
“The groaning of creation and the groaning of the saints and the groaning of the spirit must be understood not as death groans. Right? Paul Paul is not talking about we're all just groaning because everything is going to hell in a handbasket. We're not groaning because things keep getting worse and worse and worse. We're not groaning because the end is near and everything will be destroyed. These are not death groans. These are birth pains for the new creation.”
34s
#UnshakableHope
“And if any of you are facing circumstances that seem so terrible that you're despairing of hope, listen to the word of the Lord. If you would but look for him, look to him. There you find hope. We don't know the timing of the lord's deliverance. We don't know if in the end, the world might take our very life, But we know that if we're trusting in the living God, there's one thing they cannot take from us, our hope, eternal security who is kept by him.”
42s
#SpiritGivesVision
“But God, when he teaches me, he sues my soul. He allows me to see. You can't see spiritual things without the spirit of God. Some of us, if we want vision, we want the next step in what to do. We need to be able to see the spirit of God. And then, boy, you guys are listening quick. We're getting there. Last but not least, the final destination, the ark when the curtain opens. Guys, this is what the whole tabernacle was built around. This is where the fire by night came out, and this is where the cloud by day came out. And when you look at that, this idea, this is where God begins to not only just teach, but he begins to speak.”
51s
#BeholdTheSavior
“This there is a paradigm shift in our Christian life when we realize that we can behold the savior in our heart and in our mind. When we when we go through good times, we need to behold the savior. When we go through bad times, we need to behold the savior. When we don't know what to do, we gotta behold the savior. When we know what to do, we gotta behold the savior. Play pay close attention, and he says this, behold, woman, behold your son. You know, I mean, she's sitting there at the cross. She's watching her son being crucified. You wouldn't think he would say, look at your son. But he it was more than that. He wasn't saying, at your son. He was saying, look at where I'm going and what this means for your soul.”
41s
#HearGodsVoice
“When the spirit of God begins to deal with our hearts in this place and he begins to speak, it's an eternity is different. We make too many decisions lackadaisical. We make too many decisions based on how we feel without hearing the voice of God, without hearing it. My encouragement today is maybe you've been here today. You know what? The gospel gets me through the gate. At the altar, behold him. At the labor, his word washes me. At the table of showbread, I seek his face. At the lampstand, the spirit of god comes and gives me lights. At the altar of incense, I've learned to worship. At the holy space, the holy places where god speaks. But do you know what I think today?”
35s
#MondayMorningPrayer
“``You see, that's what happens if you don't allow and beg. I beg for the presence of God to permeate my life. But more than anything, before I ask him to be with me on Monday night, I ask him to be with me on Monday morning. Oh, do we need him on Monday morning? Yeah. There's a few of you said, amen, right there. We need Sunday's good, but Monday's coming. And it comes every week. And I've needed him the same ever since. But how can I expect him to show up for me on Monday night if I'm not with him on Monday morning?”
30s
#DirectAccessToGod
“Direct asset, we don't have to go to a priest and ask for it. You don't have to go to a pastor and ask for it. Come on, I'll just shout right there. I don't have to go to confession every week. That would be a long deal. You know what I'm saying? Like, yeah. And I'm like, for real? Like, you need to get paid triple to listen to all my problems. You know what I mean? I don't have to, but I go directly to the throne of grace. The what? That we may have our help in time of need.”
42s
#WorthInTheCross
“But, really, the cross has never really my burdens rolled away, but the cross has always stayed in the center. And sometimes in our Christian walk, we've we've allowed this beholding the savior and beholding the work that was done on the cross to diminish in our life. So when I see the bronze altar, I don't just say, oh, it's gonna be painful. Oh, it's gonna hurt. I say, oh, thank you, Lord, that it was painful for you. Oh, thank you, Lord, that you loved me well enough to suffer. Thank you, Lord, and in the cross, you showed me my value. Some of us walk around don't think we have value, and it costs us relationships, and it costs us things in our life, and we really don't see the value that he paid. God doesn't make any junk.”
36s
#GodKnowsYourPain
“Say feeling me? Yes. He feels everything you're going through. Hebrews says that we have we do not have a high priest that cannot be touched with the feeling of our infirmities. So in my pain, in my hurt, in my discomfort, I can connect to the one that loves me. So many times we try to get healed to connect, but the truth is he connects through our hurting as much as he ever connected through our healing. And when I know and I think about the bronze altar, I think about the idea that because of his death and because of his sacrifice, he healed me.”

Why Wichita churches are unique

As the Air Capital of the World, Wichita’s aviation shifts and nearby McConnell Air Force Base shape daily life, and churches in Wichita respond with practical care and flexible rhythms. Many congregations build robust family support, counseling, and deployment care into their calendars, offering shift-worker friendly service times, support for military families, and strong kids programs for young families.
With a growing Hispanic community and active resettlement of newcomers from Asia, Africa, and Latin America, Wichita churches often worship and serve in more than one language while celebrating diverse cultures. It’s common to see neighborhood ministries that combine faith with practical helps like classes and meals, including bilingual Spanish-English services, refugee and immigrant outreach, and ESL and citizenship classes.
Geography also shapes worship styles, from historic urban neighborhoods along the Arkansas River to fast-growing suburbs on the east and northwest sides, and the presence of Wichita State University brings an energetic student pulse. This creates a range from liturgical to contemporary gatherings, community service hubs, and student-focused discipleship across the city’s congregations, with many offering college student ministries, modern worship with contemporary band, and neighborhood-based community service.

Recent sermons from Wichita churches

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