Churches and Faith Communities in Northeast Florida

A Downtown Jacksonville megachurch and one of the largest Southern Baptist congregations in the country, with roots tracing back to 1838. A landmark stop for Baptist families relocating to Duval County.

A non-denominational church founded in 2012 that has grown into one of the largest congregations in the country, with campuses spread across Jacksonville, the Beaches, Fleming Island, and St. Augustine. A popular choice for younger families new to the area.

A multi-site, non-denominational church based on Jacksonville's Southside with a 3,000-seat arena-style sanctuary. Founded in 1998, it has become one of Northeast Florida's largest congregations.

A Baptist church with multiple campuses across Duval and St. Johns Counties, known for multicultural congregations that worship in English, Spanish, Portuguese, Burmese, Cambodian, and more. A welcoming option for internationally relocating families.

Jacksonville's oldest Catholic congregation, dating to 1845, with a Gothic Revival church building in Downtown Jacksonville named a minor basilica in 2013. A historic anchor for Catholic families in Duval County.

The oldest Catholic parish in the continental United States, founded in 1565, with a Spanish Colonial cathedral building in the heart of historic St. Augustine. A must-know landmark for Catholic families in St. Johns County.

Jacksonville's oldest Jewish congregation, chartered in 1882 and now based on San Jose Boulevard in the Mandarin area, serving 500+ Reform Jewish families across Northeast Florida. A key resource for Jewish families relocating to the area.

Jacksonville's oldest Baptist congregation, founded in 1838, with a historic Downtown sanctuary on the National Register of Historic Places and a congregation now numbering over 12,000. A foundational church in Jacksonville's African American community and history.