Churches in Clifton Forge, VA
35 churches in and around Clifton Forge, Virginia. Denominations include Baptist (6), Presbyterian (3), Methodist (2), Non-denominational (1), Episcopal (1).
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By denomination
- Bethel Church
- Bread of Life Church MinistriesRegistered nonprofit
- Central Church
- Central United Methodist ChurchMethodist
- Church of the Brethren
- Clifton Forge Baptist ChurchBaptist
- Clifton Forge Presbyterian ChurchPresbyterian
- Emmanuel Church
- Epworth United Methodist ChurchMethodist
- First Baptist ChurchBaptist
- First Christian Church
- Forest Grove Church
- Galatia Church
- Holy Cross Church
- Immanuel Baptist ChurchBaptist · 2819 Douthat Road
- Indian Hill Church
- Locust Bottom Church
- Locust Bottom Church
- Lone Star Church
- Low Moor Presbyterian ChurchPresbyterian
- Main Street Baptist ChurchBaptist
- Mount Beulah Church
- Mount Olive Baptist ChurchBaptist
- Mount Zion Church
- Oak Hill Bible ChurchNon-denominational · 1601 Chestnut Street
- Saint Andrews Episcopal ChurchEpiscopal
- Saint Josephs Roman Catholic ChurchCatholic
- Saint Stephen's Anglican ChurchAnglican
- Sharon Church
- Sinking Spring Church
- Triangle Hill Church
- Union Chapel Presbyterian ChurchPresbyterian
- Victory Baptist ChurchBaptist · 1600 Main Street
- Walton Memorial Church
- White Rock Church
Frequently asked questions
How many churches are in Clifton Forge, VA?
Gather in Jesus Christ lists 35 churches in and around Clifton Forge, Virginia, with addresses, websites and directions where available.
What church denominations are in Clifton Forge?
The most common are Baptist (6), Presbyterian (3), Methodist (2), Non-denominational (1), along with 3 other denominations.
Where can I find a food pantry or soup kitchen in Clifton Forge?
None are listed in Clifton Forge yet. Use the directory to search nearby towns, ask a local church about its food pantry, or dial 211 for local help.
How do I choose a church in Clifton Forge?
Look for faithful teaching centered on Jesus Christ and the Bible, worship that helps you draw near to God, and a community where you can grow and serve. Visit two or three times and ask about a newcomers' class.