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Churches in North Miami, FL
Explore congregations in and around North Miami, FL and see how each one's tradition lines up with your own answers.
- 13congregations listed
- 7traditions represented
This page lists churches in and around North Miami, FL, described by the positions their traditions hold and by their own words where a church has supplied them. Each congregation reflects a distinct tradition, and the goal here is to help you understand those differences so you can make an informed decision about where you feel at home. Difference is presented as difference, not as a measure of who is right.
Churches in North Miami, FL
All 13 in the directory, in alphabetical order.
- Alta Vista ChurchUnknown12555 Northwest 17th Avenue
- Eglise Baptiste Du TabernacleSouthern Baptist Convention
- Eglise Baptiste Sion EvangelicalSouthern Baptist Convention
- El Roi Evangelical Baptist ChurchSouthern Baptist Convention
- Greek Orthodox Church of the AnnunciationGreek Orthodox Archdiocese of America (GOARCH)12250 Northwest 2nd Avenue
- Holy Cross Lutheran ChurchLutheran Church-Missouri Synod650 NE 135th St
- Holy Family Catholic ChurchOrdinary Form / Mainstream Latin Catholic14500 Northeast 11th Avenue
- Iglesia Bautista en CristoSouthern Baptist Convention
- North Miami Haitian Church of the NazareneChurch of the Nazarene1195 NW 124th St
- Premiere Eglise Baptiste PrimitiveSouthern Baptist Convention
- ST SIMEON MIROTOCIVI SERBIAN ORTHODOX CHURCHSerbian Orthodox Church in North and South America
- Stanton Memorial North Shore ChurchBaptist50 Northeast 119th Street
- The South Florida Filipino-American FellowshipSouthern Baptist Convention
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How this list is built: every congregation above was read from the live directory when this page was last generated, and each one names North Miami as its own city and FL as its own state. The directory holds 292,516 congregations in total, and only 116,156 of them record both a city and a state, so the rest cannot appear on any city page yet. That is a gap in the data, not a gap in these listings, and it is stated here rather than left to be inferred from a count. A city gets a page only when its congregations sit in one connected place and there are at least 5 of them.