Churches with College Ministry

Stained glass windows & religious art under elaborate ceilings at a church on a college campus.

St. Francis Xavier College Church is a Jesuit parish in the heart of St. Louis, dedicated to celebrating liturgy and the sacraments while engaging in lifelong formation and proclaiming justice, mercy, and peace.

St. Basil's Catholic Parish is a Catholic community seeking to grow in love of God and neighbour by following the teachings of Jesus Christ, sharing His salvation and transforming love with one another.

College Park Church ignites a passion to follow Jesus and focuses on sharing the love of Jesus across the street and around the world.

St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in Ypsilanti exists to form a community of Spirit-filled, missionary disciples of Jesus. The parish serves college students, families, and the broader community through sacramental life, faith formation, and missional outreach.

Forging college students into saints, fully alive in Christ through a clear path of discipleship.

First Baptist Church of College Hill exists to Love the Lord, Grow the Believer, and Reach the World, focusing on intentional prayer, spiritual growth, and meaningful community.

Blue Sky Church is a relational Christian community in Bellevue, Washington, comprised of families, young professionals, and college students seeking to grow together through worship, Bible teaching, and prayer.

College View Church is a place where people can meet Jesus, believers can engage in life-giving community, and everyone is welcome.

Christ the King Parish and Student Center is a vibrant Catholic community dedicated to forming lifelong disciples of Jesus Christ and His Church, catering primarily to college students at LSU.

A Baptist church offering worship services, connection groups, and age-graded ministries including children, students, college, and young adults programs.

College Street Victory Church is a community seeking meaning and direction through the Gospel of Matthew, focusing on discovering who Jesus really is.