Churches in Florida
16 listings across 14 cities. Service times, addresses, and websites come from each church's own site.
Current through July 28, 2026. Listing is not endorsement, and no church pays to appear. Service times move for holidays and summer schedules, so check the church's own site or phone the office before you go.
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- I Calvary Church Clearwater · Southern Baptist Calvary began on March 25, 1866, as Midway Baptist Church, meeting in a log cabin at the site of the present Clearwater cemetery. It is the first church in Clearwater and the first Baptist church in Pinellas County. The congregation took the name Calvary Baptist in 1923, filled a landmark downtown building from 1926, and moved to its present campus at McMullen Booth and Drew in 2005.
- II Covenant Presbyterian Church Lakeland · Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) Covenant describes itself as a confessionally Reformed PCA church and holds the Westminster Confession with the Larger and Shorter catechisms. Senior minister David B. McWilliams has served the congregation for more than three decades; he taught systematic theology at Westminster Theological Seminary in Dallas and has written commentaries on Galatians and Hebrews. Jeff McDonald, trained at Westminster Seminary California, serves as associate minister.
- III Free Grace Church of Tampa Bay Lutz · Reformed Baptist Free Grace Church holds the 1689 London Baptist Confession, and its site also states agreement with the Westminster Confession, the Synod of Dort, and the Westminster Shorter and Heidelberg catechisms. The church describes its own preaching as expository, doctrinal, experiential, evangelistic, worship-centered, and practical.
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