Verified Churches exists for one reason: to help people find churches that preach the Bible in its fullness—faithfully, clearly, and centered on the gospel of Jesus Christ.
In a noisy world, many people struggle to find a church that teaches Scripture with conviction and care. This directory is curated. We don’t aim to list every church—only churches we believe show a consistent commitment to biblical preaching and sound doctrine at the time we review them.
What we mean by “in its fullness”
- •Scripture is treated as authoritative and sufficient
- •The gospel is proclaimed plainly: Christ crucified and risen
- •Teaching reflects the whole counsel of God, not just preferred topics
- •The church encourages discipleship, holiness, and love in truth
We are careful—but we are not infallible. Churches and leadership can change. If you believe a listing is inaccurate or no longer aligned with these commitments, please contact us.
We pray this directory helps you find a faithful church community and grow in Christ through God’s Word.
FAQ
What does “Verified” mean?
“Verified” means a church has been reviewed to the best of our ability and appears committed to Bible-centered preaching, gospel clarity, and sound doctrine at the time of review.
Do you claim these churches are perfect?
No. “Verified” is not a claim of perfection. It’s a curated recommendation based on review and available evidence.
How do you review churches?
We look at publicly available information such as sermons, statement of faith, leadership messaging, and ministry practices where possible. We may also ask follow-up questions.
Can my church apply?
Yes. Use the application form and include links to sermons and your statement of faith if available.
Is it paid to be listed?
No. Approval is based on review, not payment.
What if a church changes after being listed?
Listings can be updated or removed. If you have concerns, contact us with specific details and links where possible.
Do you list churches from every denomination?
We’re focused on churches committed to faithful biblical preaching and gospel clarity. Denominational labels alone aren’t the deciding factor.