Churches in Morgantown, IN
32 churches in and around Morgantown, Indiana. Denominations include Baptist (2), Nazarene (1), Catholic (1), Non-denominational (1). You'll also find 4 Christian ministries, food help and schools listed below.
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- Bear Creek Church
- Beech Grove Church
- Beech Grove Church
- Bethel Church
- Bethlehem Church
- Brown County Church
- Centennial Church
- Christian Chapel
- Cottonwood Church
- Cross Union Church
- Dayspring Baptist ChurchBaptist
- Fair Haven Church
- First Christian Church of Morgantown2717 South Morgantown Road
- First Church of the NazareneNazarene
- Friendship Church
- Growing in the Word MinistryRegistered nonprofit
- Italian Prisoner of War ChapelCatholic
- Midway Church
- Morgantown Baptist ChurchBaptist · 109 West Elm Street
- Mount Carmel Church
- Mount Nebo Church
- Mount Olive Church
- Mount Pleasant Church
- Mount Zion Church
- New Beginnings Community ChurchNon-denominational · 140 East Washington Street
- New Harmony Church
- Oak Ridge Church
- Pleasant Grove Church
- Saint Martins Church
- Trafalgar Christian Church
- Transformation Church BcRegistered nonprofit
- Union Church
Christian help & ministries in Morgantown
Frequently asked questions
How many churches are in Morgantown, IN?
Gather in Jesus Christ lists 32 churches in and around Morgantown, Indiana, with addresses, websites and directions where available.
What church denominations are in Morgantown?
The most common are Baptist (2), Nazarene (1), Catholic (1), Non-denominational (1).
Where can I find a food pantry or soup kitchen in Morgantown?
None are listed in Morgantown yet. Use the directory to search nearby towns, ask a local church about its food pantry, or dial 211 for local help.
Are there Christian schools in Morgantown?
Yes. 1 Christian school is listed in Morgantown, including Harbor Homeschool Group.
How do I choose a church in Morgantown?
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.