Topics related to faith and spirituality in Ada, Michigan, including local places of worship, are the focus of topics in this category.
Regardless of the religion, denomination, sect, or tradition, websites representing any place of worship in Ada Village or Ada Township are appropriate for this category. In addition, sites whose topics are on issues regarding religion in Ada, a history of churches in Ada, or other topics relating to faith and religion would be on-topic here.
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Ada Bible Church Cascade Campus
Meeting at its facilities near the intersection of Cascade Road and 28th Street in Ada, Michigan, the congregation’s Auditorium seats 967 people, and includes a live band for music and live teaching from the stage, while its Studio seats 425, also with a live band and video feed for weekend teaching, and the Attic seats 200 in a relaxed setting with video feeds for music and live teaching. Its leadership is introduced, along with an overview of its ministries and policies.
https://www.adabible.org/locations/cascade/
The congregation meets at its facilities on Bradfield Street NE in Ada, Michigan. Its address, directions, and a map show the location of the church, and office hours and contacts are posted. An introduction to the church’s vision and mission are put forth, and information on what to expect at one of its services is included, with an overview of the church’s beliefs, ministries, and a calendar of events. Messages may be viewed online, including an archive of past sermons.
https://ada.church/
Originally formed as the Cascade Congregational Church in 1849, the congregation was made up of members in Cascade Township and Ada Township. In 1850, a new place of worship was built in Ada, nearer the majority of its members, and its name was changed to the First Congregational Church of Ada. The congregation is currently part of the United Church of Christ. Its history, mission, vision, beliefs, and faith are outlined, and Sunday schedules and a calendar of events are included.
https://www.adacc.org/
Carmelite Nuns of Ada (Parnell) Michigan
Founded by sixteen Carmelite nuns fled Mexico to the United States during a period of persecution of the Church, the Monastery is under the patronage of Our Lady of Guadalupe. Several photographs of the monastery are displayed, with an overview of the vocation of the Discalced Carmelite Nuns, including a history of the monastery, which was originally known as the Carmel of Grand Rapids. Directions to the facility, in a rural area northeast of Grand Rapids, are included.
http://www.carmelitenuns.org/
The congregation began as a house church in Grand Rapids in the 1890s, and has met at various locations over the years, and is currently meeting at its facilities on the corner of Forest Hill and Ada Drive, where it has been since 1976. Its location, service times, and a calendar of events are published to the site. Recent sermons may be viewed in its online archive, and services are live-streamed at 9:30 am each Sunday. Contributions to the church may be made online.
http://fhbc.church/
St. Robert of Newminster Parish
The beginnings of St. Robert’s Parish were in 1836, when Ottawa Indians built a small Catholic chapel in Ada Township, after which is served Ottawas, Christians, and farmers who had recently settled the region. However, it was known simply as the chapel at Ada and did not become a parish until 1951. Its history, office information, and announcements are posted to the site, which also includes an overview of its sacraments and pastoral care, faith formation, and outreach activities.
https://www.strobertchurch.org/
Affiliated with the Reformed Church in America, the congregation meets at its facilities on Thornapple River Drive SE in Ada, Michigan. The address and driving instructions are given, along with Sunday schedules, a calendar of programs and events, office contacts, and an overview of its small groups and youth ministries. The most recent sermon may be heard online, sermon podcasts may be subscribed to, and an audio archive is included. The church’s beliefs and purpose are outlined.
http://thecommunity-ada.org/
