403 N Navy Blvd, Pensacola, Florida, 32507

Glorifying God.

Growing Together.

Loving our neighbors.

A family of believers on Navy Boulevard, gathering to worship God, study His Word, and encourage one another. Whether you are visiting for the first time or looking for a church home — you are welcome here.

Sunday

9:00 AM

Bible classes, all ages

Sunday

10:00 AM

Worship service

Wednesday

6:00 PM

Midweek Bible study

Who we are

Ordinary people, trying to follow Jesus faithfully.

"With all humility and gentleness, with patience, bearing with one another in love." — Ephesians 4:2

Warrington Church of Christ has been part of this Pensacola neighborhood for years, meeting just off Navy Boulevard near NAS Pensacola. We're not a large church, and we like it that way — it means we actually know each other's names, pray for each other by name, and notice when someone's missing.

Our worship is simple and Scripture-centered: congregational singing without instruments, the Lord's Supper each week, prayer, and Bible teaching aimed at helping ordinary people live faithfully. If you're looking for a production, this isn't it. If you're looking for a church family, we'd love to meet you.

At a glance

Meets at: 403 N Navy Blvd, Pensacola, FL 32507

Worship: A cappella singing, weekly communion

Bible classes: Sunday 9am · Wednesday 6pm

Dress: Come as you are

Mail: P.O. Box 4171, Pensacola, FL 32507

First time here?

What to expect on a Sunday

Visiting a new church can feel awkward. Here's exactly what your morning would look like if you joined us.

9:00 in the morning

Bible classes for every age

Arrive any time before 9. Classes are grouped by age, taught straight from Scripture — no curriculum gimmicks, just the text and good conversation.

10:00 in the morning

Worship together

We sing without instruments, share the Lord's Supper, take up a contribution, pray, and hear a Bible lesson. Plan for about an hour.

Afterward

Stick around and talk

There's no rush to leave. Introduce yourself — someone will happily point you to the coffee, the restrooms, or just sit and talk with you.

9:00 in the morning

Bible classes for

every age

Arrive any time before 9. Classes are grouped by age, taught straight from Scripture — no curriculum gimmicks, just the text and good conversation.

10:00 in the morning

Worship together

We sing without instruments, share the Lord's Supper, take up a contribution, pray, and hear a Bible lesson. Plan for about an hour.

Afterward

Stick around and talk

There's no rush to leave. Introduce yourself — someone will happily point you to the coffee, the restrooms, or just sit and talk with you.

First time here?

What to expect on a Sunday

Visiting a new church can feel awkward. Here's exactly what your morning would look like if you joined us.

9:00 in the morning

Bible classes for every age

Arrive any time before 9. Classes are grouped by age, taught straight from Scripture — no curriculum gimmicks, just the text and good conversation.

10:00 in the morning

Worship together

We sing without instruments, share the Lord's Supper, take up a contribution, pray, and hear a Bible lesson. Plan for about an hour.

Afterward

Stick around and talk

There's no rush to leave. Introduce yourself — someone will happily point you to the coffee, the restrooms, or just sit and talk with you.

9:00 in the morning

Bible classes for

every age

Arrive any time before 9. Classes are grouped by age, taught straight from Scripture — no curriculum gimmicks, just the text and good conversation.

10:00 in the morning

Worship together

We sing without instruments, share the Lord's Supper, take up a contribution, pray, and hear a Bible lesson. Plan for about an hour.

Afterward

Stick around and talk

There's no rush to leave. Introduce yourself — someone will happily point you to the coffee, the restrooms, or just sit and talk with you.

What we believe

We try to speak where the Bible speaks.

Churches of Christ aim to pattern faith and practice after the New Testament, without a denominational headquarters or creed beyond Scripture itself. A few things that shape how we worship and live:

The Bible is our only guide

We don't have a separate creed or governing body. We try to test every practice — how we worship, how we're organized, how we live — against what Scripture actually says.