Church Email List in the USA
Find church organizations and worship locations across the United States using available emails, phone numbers, websites, addresses, categories, and geographic fields. Review the live coverage and masked sample before downloading the nationwide CSV or selecting a state or city.
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SphereScout coverage for Churches in the USA
SphereScout indexes 273,000+ public business listings categorized as Churches in the USA. 91,000+ businesses (33.3%) have at least one email address; 189,000+ (69.1%) have at least one phone number.
- Public business listings
- 273,000+
- Businesses with email
- 91,000+ (33.3%)
- Unique email addresses
- 218,000+
- Businesses with phone
- 189,000+ (69.1%)
- Unique phone numbers
- 207,000+
Where these listings are concentrated
- Texas21,000+8% of this dataset
- California17,000+6.5% of this dataset
- Florida13,000+5% of this dataset
- North Carolina12,000+4.4% of this dataset
These figures describe SphereScout's current coverage of public business listings in the USA. They are not an official count of every business or licensed professional. Records marked permanently closed are excluded.
What is included in this US church email list?
This CSV combines public profiles for churches, Catholic churches, Orthodox churches, and chapels across the United States. It provides available organization and location contacts for supplier prospecting, not a directory of named pastors, priests, ministry leaders, members, or donors.
What one row represents
One row represents a public church organization or location profile. A denomination, parish, or multi-campus church can appear at several addresses, and the listed contact may reach an office or general inbox rather than the person who approves a purchase.
Included in this scope
- US organizations and locations represented in the Church, Catholic Church, Orthodox Church, and Chapel categories.
- Available organization emails, phone numbers, websites, addresses, public links, and geographic fields.
- Separate public locations where a parish, ministry, or church network operates more than one site.
Not included
- Guaranteed pastors, priests, administrators, facilities managers, members, donors, job titles, congregation size, or purchasing authority.
- A denominational directory, IRS tax-exempt record, verified NAICS 813110 classification, nonprofit filing, or proof of legal or tax status.
- Confirmed denomination, worship schedule, ministries, school affiliation, facility capacity, budget, or annual giving.
- Member, attendee, donor, volunteer, student, or pastoral-care data.
Fields available when present
- Church or location name and public categories
- Address, state, city, and ZIP code
- Website and public profile links
- Organization email addresses
- Phone numbers
Need a territory or church subtype?
Start with the national file or select a state or city, then use the public category and website to distinguish a local congregation, parish, chapel, diocesan office, or multi-campus organization. Verify denomination, facility, programs, and purchasing route before outreach.
Qualify US churches before outreach
Denomination, congregation size, and named clergy are not fields in this file. Use the available organization and location data to find possible accounts, then verify the details that determine fit.
What kind of church organization is it?
A single-site congregation, Catholic parish, Orthodox church, chapel, diocesan office, and multi-campus network can have different budgets and approval structures.
Category, name, website, public links
Which facilities and programs are visible?
Worship space, offices, classrooms, childcare, food service, events, streaming, and community programs create different operating needs. Confirm them on the website rather than inferring them from the category.
Website, address, public links, phone
Who makes the purchasing decision?
A small church may buy through a pastor or volunteer treasurer; larger organizations may route decisions through administration, facilities, finance, IT, a board, diocese, or central office.
Website, email, phone, location
Sample Preview
Preview the exact data you'll receive.
| Company | Location | Phone | Website | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Zwingli United Church of Christ | West Concord, Minnesota | 15 0 ** ** 40 | b***@b***.net | www.bernechurch.com |
| Jesus Family Indian Church Bridgewater | Bridgewater, New Jersey | 19 2 ** ** 47 | m***@j***.com | jesusfamilytv.com |
| Pleasant Hill Church Tallapoosa | Tallapoosa, Georgia | 17 7 ** ** 85 | p***@g***.com | www.pleasanthilltallapoosa.com |
| Not Your Ordinary Vegan Cafe | Lexington, Kentucky | 18 5 ** ** 30 | i***@u***.com | usmapol.org/details/not-your-ordinary-vegan-cafe-ChIJBYb |
| Cornerstone Church | Sandwich, Illinois | 18 1 ** ** 00 | s***@g***.com | cornerstoneofsandwich.com |
| The First Cathedral | Bloomfield, Connecticut | 18 6 ** ** 20 | c***@s***.com | www.firstcathedral.org |
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Related business types included
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Which suppliers use a US church contact list?
Segment by geography and visible organization type, then confirm the facility, program, and responsible team before presenting an offer.
Facilities, AV, security, energy, and maintenance suppliers
Find locations that may need sound, streaming, lighting, seating, access control, cleaning, HVAC, roofing, energy, grounds, or building maintenance services.
State, city, address, category, website, phone
Software and professional-service providers
Find organizations to assess for church management, giving, accounting, payroll, insurance, telecom, cybersecurity, printing, and administrative services.
Organization name, website, email, phone, location
Event, education, and community-program vendors
Locate churches whose public sites show events, classrooms, food programs, transport, camps, or outreach activity, then verify the current program and buyer.
Website, public links, address, email, phone
How SphereScout prepares this business contact CSV
SphereScout turns public business profiles into a category-and-location export. The process uses the business categories shown in the current page breakdown and keeps official registers, classifications, licenses, and inspections separate from the file.
Match the displayed business categories
SphereScout selects public business profiles matching the categories shown in the current page breakdown. These labels define the file's scope but do not replace official activity codes or authorizations.
Structure available public details
SphereScout organizes the available business name, category, location, website, email, phone, and public profile fields, then normalizes and deduplicates contact values for export.
Publish current counts and deliver the CSV
SphereScout refreshes public business profiles regularly, publishes the latest collection date and current record counts, and delivers the selected records as a structured CSV.
Using business contacts in the US
The FTC states that CAN-SPAM applies to commercial email, including business-to-business messages. The law does not create a general B2B opt-in requirement, but a purchased or publicly listed address does not make the campaign automatically compliant; the sender remains responsible for the message, opt-out process, vendors, and any other applicable federal or state rules.
Read the FTC's CAN-SPAM compliance guide- Use accurate header, sender, routing, and subject-line information.
- Identify the message as advertising when required and include a valid physical postal address.
- Provide a clear, functioning opt-out method that does not require a fee or unnecessary personal information.
- Honor opt-out requests within 10 business days and maintain reliable suppression records.
- Monitor agencies and platforms sending on your behalf because both the promoted business and sender can remain responsible.
- Most genuine business-to-business sales calls are exempt from the FTC Telemarketing Sales Rule, but the exemption has limits, does not cover calls selling to employees for personal use, and does not displace FCC or state rules. Identify the caller, avoid deceptive claims, and honor company-specific do-not-call requests.