Every Nation Brooklyn Church - New York Campus

Non-Denominational · Contemporary worship · New York, NY

Location
New York, New York 11215
Denomination
Non-Denominational
Worship style
Contemporary
Size
Mid-size
Ministries & emphasis
Contemporary, Expository Preaching, Kids Ministry, Youth Ministry, Small Groups
Google rating
★ 5 (18 reviews)
Kids ministry
Yes

What visitors say

The congregation is literally every nation church! People from different countries become one loving family! Kids are leaning Biblical truth with wonderful Sunday school teachers. All generations are welcome! Jesus loves you! If you're looking for a place of worship, having a heavy heart or simply have questions.... Come to Every Nation Brooklyn and I can guarantee, you will find a new family here.... All are welcome here. Church services on Sunday are in English. Not a 3 hour worship church. Average Sunday service and worship is approximately 1.5 hours. Look, no matter the church, it always gets 5 stars. God's places of worship all get equal 5 star rating of excellence. Think about it. By the way, Church/Synagogue/Mosque etc. Is not a building. But you go into a building called a Church to discover for yourself that 'Church' is not a building. This place is full of love and kindness. I am so happy my family came here and we stayed. This church always welcome new people. Come and receive Very warm, friendly and welcoming church family. Excited to be visiting that chirch.

Is Every Nation Brooklyn Church - New York Campus right for me?

Every Nation Brooklyn Church - New York Campus may be a good fit if you're looking for contemporary worship, a Non-Denominational church, a church with a kids ministry in New York. Every church feels different in person — plan to visit a Sunday service, and check the church's website for current service times.

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