Churches in Sachse, Texas

5 churches found in Sachse

Denominations in Sachse

Methodist1

Baptist1

Orthodox1

The Lakes Church

The Lakes Church is a community-focused church in Sachse, TX, emphasizing the importance of prayer and worship.

3702 Sachse Road, Sachse, TX, 75048

(972) 414-0600

Sun: at 10:30 AM, Wednesday at 6:30 PM

thelakeschurch.tv

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Northplace Church Sachse

At Northplace Church, our heart is to create a welcoming atmosphere where you can feel at home as you encounter the presence of God, centered on Biblical worship and teaching.

2800 Pleasant Valley Road, Sachse, TX, 75048

+1-972-495-1116

Sun: 8:00 AM, 9:30 AM, 11:00 AM, and 12:30 PM

northplacechurch.com

Pleasant Valley United Methodist Church

Methodist

(972) 412-9003

pleasantvalleyumc.org

New Heights Baptist Church

Baptist

New Heights Baptist Church is a Baptist congregation serving Sachse, Texas. Grounded in biblical teaching and believer's baptism, this church community gathers for worship, fellowship, and outreach to the local community.

(972) 429-9500

nhbcwylie.org

Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church

Orthodox

Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church is an Orthodox church located in Sachse, Texas, offering the Divine Liturgy and the fullness of the Christian faith as preserved by the Orthodox Church through the centuries.