Churches in Belvidere, Illinois

Zion Lutheran Church in Belvidere, IL is a caring congregation committed to sharing Christ's love through worship, music, youth programs, education, spiritual formation and service to others.

Calvary Baptist Church has been a part of Belvidere and Boone County for more than 150 years, aiming to bring glory to God by serving the community through the Great Commission.

Saint James Catholic Church is a welcoming community committed to serving the Belvidere area through various religious and educational services.

Belvidere First United Methodist Church is a 185-year-old Methodist congregation experiencing renewed vitality and growth, grounded in biblical faith and committed to ministry in Belvidere and Boone County. The church embraces theological diversity while maintaining unity in essential Christian beliefs, offering both in-person and online worship.

Immanuel Lutheran Church is a member congregation of The Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod dedicated to connecting people to Christ for life through worship, education, fellowship, service, and bold evangelism.

Faith Baptist Church (FBC) is a Biblically focused, Christ centered, family oriented, and friendly ministry that preaches the gospel to save the lost and help Christians grow in their love for God.

Belvidere First Assembly of God is a church committed to worship authenticity, love for God and each other, and unity as one family in Christ. We aim to shine God's light in our community.

Open Bible Church is a Pentecostal congregation serving Belvidere, Illinois. This Spirit-filled community gathers for vibrant worship, prayer, and the proclamation of the Gospel with signs and wonders.

Belvidere Seventh-Day Adventist Church is a Seventh-day Adventist congregation serving Belvidere, Illinois. This community gathers on Saturday for worship, Bible study, and fellowship, anticipating the second coming of Christ.

Hope Evangelical Lutheran Church is a Lutheran church located in Belvidere, Illinois, centered on God's grace and the proclamation of the Gospel. The community gathers for worship, Bible study, and outreach.