Churches in Wichita

Active churches in Wichita

11135 W Kellogg Dr, Wichita
evidence.church
23 sermons · 5 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

26s
#ForgiveAsGodForgives
“I got family that I love dearly, they don't live according to the word of God. The word of God is still true. And when I open the word of God, and it says, how many times do I forgive someone? That even cuts to the bone in the marrow. It it's quick, it's powerful, and it's sharp. And I don't like it, but the meaning is I have to I have to ask for forgiveness, and I have to forgive other people.”
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.”
37s
#GodsStandard
“And it was the second time he told me this way. And I'll never forget we were going and he said and I said I'm so sick about this sin. And God said I see all sin that way. When I gossip a tongue. When I think negative towards someone, Bible says if I even think it. But that does not give me excuse to be it. And from that day forward, I said, God, I will see all sins the same, but I am still telling you there is still a standard when it comes to the word of God.”
35s
#HundredfoldChristian
“I don't know about you church, but I wanna be a hundredfold Christian. I don't wanna be a tenfold Christian. I don't wanna be an unfruitful Christian. I don't wanna be a Christian. Someone says, well, I don't know where the fruit is. The world's looking for a Christian that has fruit to back up what he's living. It's one thing to say you have faith, it's another thing to live by faith. It's one thing to know say you know about Jesus, it's another thing to say that you know Jesus. It's one thing to say that you prayed a prayer, it's another thing to say that I have a prayer life.”
46s
#FertileGroundFaith
“Whenever you step on it, then the seed lands onto it. It never can take root. And what happens is the devil comes and immediately steals that seed away. It didn't say it wasn't good seed, it wasn't old seed, it was God's seed. And by the way, all seed of God's is good seed. But it said it was it it it it was too hard so it didn't take root. And and then it talks about the rocky ground and and and that's a shallow heart. You know the word is starved and and it starved away. You know what we need? We need good fertile ground for the word of God to land on. We need we need fertile ground that's that's worships God not just on Sunday but on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. We we need a faith that doesn't just serve God on Sunday that serves him on Monday.”
37s
#GuardYourHeart
“That that makes decisions that are godly decisions on Monday. And but when I thought about someone and then there's the one that's on thorns I just want to break down. That's the crowded heart. The word the word suffocated and and there's too much things around it. You know what we need to do? We need to clear our calendar or the word of faith to get suffocated because the devil's out to kill, steal, and destroy. And the devil has something to do with every single one of these three ones. But then there's good ground, that's a receptive heart. Some 30, some 60, some 100 fold. Where's my 100 fold Christians again? Raise your hand if you wanna be a 100 fold Christian.”
30s
#WalkWithGod
“I want you to go with me, but I'm ignore what your word says. No, you can't go with God, ignore his word. He says, behold, I'm with you. Work out your own salvation. This knee knocking is not that I'm scared of God, but I'm scared of the repercussion if I don't walk how I need to walk. I don't care how you jump. I don't care how loud you scream. I don't care how you worship. What I care about is when you hit the ground, you're walking straight. I believe in walking straight. I believe in doing my best.”
21s
#LiveTheWord
“But I gotta offer to you. That's what this hold fast means. I'm holding fast to it. How can I hold on to something that I can't hand you? How... If I haven't lived it out, how can I talk to you about how I live it out? Yeah. How can I be passionate? We've lost passion in our world because we haven't passionately held onto the word and enough care and enough love to be able to pass it to another person.”
23s
#RepentanceInAction
“I can't talk about repentance as I've never repented. Repentance means to me I was walking this way and I turn around and go the other. Listen, you can't... And and and this word, this idea, the second implication of this word, to hold fast, it means to hold out and to offer it to others. See, I can't offer you what's not down inside. Is this alright, church?”

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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