Online resources relating to faith, spirituality, and religion in Cass City, Michigan are appropriate topics for this guide. Examples of the resources likely to be found here are links to websites representing churches in the village.
According to a recent survey, residents of Cass City are slightly less religious than those in the larger state. Of those who listed a religion, Christianity was by far the most dominant religion named; fewer than one-tenth of a percent cited any other religion.
The largest percent of these were Lutherans, followed by the Catholics, Methodists, Mormons, Pentecostals, Presbyterians, and Baptists, although six percent named another Christian denomination or non-denominational church.
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Associated with the Michigan Region of the Missionary Church, the Cass City, Michigan congregation meets on Sunday mornings and evenings, Wednesday nights, and at other times according to a calendar of events, which is posted here. Its ministries to children and students, prayer ministries, and other ministries are discussed. Sermons may be viewed live, and an archive of previous sermons is included, and a guide to those who are new to the church is presented.
http://www.casscitymc.org/
First Baptist Church of Cass City
The independent, fundamental Baptist church has served the community since 1881, meeting on Sunday mornings for Sunday School and worship services, on Sunday evenings for worship, and on Wednesday evenings for Bible study and prayer. Service schedules and a calendar of events are posted to the site, and a doctrinal statement, directions, and a map showing the location of the church are put forth, along with office hours and contacts.
https://fbccc.us/
Formed in 1945, the Cass City, Michigan congregation was organized as the Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd on January 25, 1948, and later changed to Good Shepherd Lutheran Church. The church’s history is told, and a statement of beliefs, an introduction to the pastor, a guide to those who are new to the church, communion practices, and an overview of its ministries to children, teens, adults, and families are included, with a calendar of events and sermon archive.
http://goodshepherdcasscity.com/
Located on North Cemetery Road in Cass City, Michigan, the church’s location is shown on a map, service times are posted, as well as a statement of beliefs, staff introductions, office hours, telephone numbers, and email addresses. Other resources include a contact form, monthly newsletter, and a description and schedules for its ministries to children, students, and adults. Contributions to the work of the church may be made online, as a one-time gift or recurring transaction.
http://www.novestachurch.org/
The non-profit Christian ministry works to serve the community of Cass City, Michigan through monthly food supplements, a community resale store, and free family activities. The store location and hours are posted, and its food pantry schedules, financial guidelines, and a calendar of family activities and other events are put forth, including a newsletter in PDF format, information about prayer support, financial support, and volunteer opportunities.
http://www.revivecc.org/
