Below is a list of the top and leading Churches in Hamilton. To help you find the best Churches located near you in Hamilton, we put together our own list based on this rating points list.
Hamilton’s Best Churches:
The top rated Churches in Hamilton are:
- New Vision United Church – an inclusive, diverse community of Christian faith that encourages the gifts and graces of all people
- Cornerstone Canadian Reformed Church – a long-established congregation of ordinary people, renewed by the extraordinary grace given to us through Jesus Christ
- Ryerson United Church – first session of the non-denominational Sunday School was held in the Trolley Street School, now Gage Avenue on November 3, 1907
- Peoples Church Hamilton – a church that believes in Jesus, loves God and loves people
- Melrose United Church – derives its name and appearance from Melrose Abbey in Scotland.
New Vision United Church
New Vision United Church embraces the ministry, leadership, and life of this church to include individuals of all abilities, income levels, ages, races, family types, gender identities, and sexual orientations. They honor everyone’s gifts and graces. New Vision is finding and engaging in what God is doing in Hamilton’s urban center. They think that ensuring justice for those who have been marginalized is critical to the development of a welcoming and inclusive community. They worship in a way that is immersive, participatory, image-rich, and communal, and their ministry is inclusive and affirming of all cultures.
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Address: 24 Main St W, Hamilton, ON L8P 1H2
Phone: (905) 522 6843
Website: newvisionunited.org
REVIEWS:
“The church was an amazing space to appreciate live music. I expect their Sunday services sound great! I saw Terra Lightfoot, Lindi Ortega and Begonia there (same show) and am excited to see more there. They seem to be picking artists (or are the artists picking them through the grape vine?) who work well in an intimate yet big-stage-sound venue. Bahamas have also played there. Lots of space. Two thumbs up.” – Sarah Farr
Cornerstone Canadian Reformed Church
Cornerstone Canadian Reformed Church is a long-standing community of ordinary people who have been regenerated by God’s amazing mercy through Jesus Christ. They are part of the Canadian Reformed Congregations Federation, which is made up of approximately sixty churches that have their roots in the sixteenth-century Protestant Reformation. Their congregation was founded in 1951 and now has a membership of approximately 500 people. They are a thriving congregation with a diverse membership, both young and old, and they believe in the Bible’s entire truth as God’s Word, which tells us about Jesus Christ’s atoning act.
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LOCATION:
Address: 353 Stone Church Rd E, Hamilton, ON L9B 1B1
Phone: (905) 383 6192
Website: cornerstonehamilton.ca
REVIEWS:
“Although I have only attended once, I could definitely feel Gods presence and the live throughout the entire service and afterwards. A gentleman and his wife were very helpful wirt my questions and genuinely made me feel like I was apart of their family even though I just met them. The service was good and touched on practical elements of Christian living and how Gods word and instruction can be applied to our every day lives” – G.C.
Ryerson United Church
Ryerson United Church held its first session of the non-denominational Sunday School in the Trolley Street School, now Gage Avenue on November 3, 1907. The manse was eventually relocated from Main St. to 110 Prospect Ave. S. and then to 170 Delaware Ave. The manse was sold in the 1980s, and the proceeds were set aside to meet the minister’s housing stipend. The members of Ryerson Church were all within walking distance of the church when it first started. By the 1950s, members of the congregation were beginning to migrate out of the neighborhood and into other parts of the city, and now, a substantial section of the congregation resides outside of the city, in the suburbs, and even in adjacent towns.
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Address: 842 Main St E, Hamilton, ON L8M 1L6
Phone: (905) 544 3120
Website: ryersonunitedhamilton.com
REVIEWS:
“Such a beautiful old church filled with lovely stained glass windows everywhere. This would be a great spot for a wedding. There’s a beautiful balcony that over hangs the sanctuary.” – Julie Brousseau
Peoples Church Hamilton
Peoples Church Hamilton is a church that loves God and loves people, and we believe in Jesus. Their aim and mission is to lead individuals to a personal connection with God. They make it a point to teach people how to nourish and encourage themselves. They think that everyone has a special talent. They place a high priority on equipping and unleashing individuals to serve others. They devote their lives to good goals. They think that true ministry takes place on a daily basis, not only on Sundays, and they give freely of their time and abilities as they believe in cultivating a culture of philanthropy.
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LOCATION:
Address: 510 Mohawk Rd W, Hamilton, ON L9C 1X4
Phone: (905) 574 3900
Website: thepc.ca
REVIEWS:
“Peoples is my home church and has been for years. They have an amazing staff, community, and are dedicated to serving others. Pastor Tony is an amazing lead Pastor who leads by example.” – Zack Mooibroek
Melrose United Church
Melrose United Church derives its name and appearance from Melrose Abbey in Scotland. On November 13th, 1925, the Charlton Avenue Methodist Church and Westmount Presbyterian Church merged to become the church. The structure was then dedicated on Easter Sunday, March 31, 1929, with a dedication service. As a church, they strive to adapt to God’s call through being people of faith who open their hearts and minds to the true power and love of Jesus Christ and to live out their faith by building an inclusive environment in their changing community that encourages people of all ages to respect for and acknowledge one another.
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LOCATION:
Address: 86 Homewood Ave, Hamilton, ON L8P 2M4
Phone: (905) 522 1323
Website: melroseunited.ca
REVIEWS:
“Very kind people run the church had a very beautiful experience with the staff very kind spirit souls” – Cory Amos
