Websites representing places of worship in Bad Axe, Michigan are the primary focus of topics in this category, although anything relating to faith, religion, and spirituality within the city would be appropriate for this category, regardless of the specific religion, denomination, or sect.
Early churches in Bad Axe included the First Presbyterian Church, whose members first gathered together in 1878 in a building that consisted of a large room with seats around the wall. It burned in a fire in 1881, and members gathered in a variety of homes until the church was formally organized in 1883, and a 30x40-foot frame structure, was built. By 1889, the congregation needed a much larger building. Completed in 1900, the new church could hold up to five hundred people. That church served the congregation until 1978 when its current building was dedicated. The congregation is currently affiliated with the Presbyterian Church in America denomination.
The Methodist Episcopal Church was organized in 1880, and its first church building was dedicated in 1883. A new church was built in 1899, largely because more space was needed. It is currently known as the Bad Axe First United Methodist Church.
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church was founded in 1881 and received a resident priest the following year, after which a place of worship was constructed. Still operating, the congregation is in the Diocese of Eastern Michigan.
Catholic families were living in the township before the village of Bad Axe was formed, but they lacked a dedicated place of worship. Services began in a private home in Bad Axe in the mid-1800s. Part of the Catholic Community of St. Hubert, Sacred Heart Church, and Immaculate Conception Church serves the Catholic community of Bad Axe.
Today, there are several other places of worship, affiliated with a variety of denominations and non-denominations in Bad Axe. These include, but are not necessarily limited to, Bad Axe Church of Christ, Bad Axe Seventh-Day Adventist Church, Faith Gospel Tabernacle, Life Assembly of God Church, Our Savior Evangelical Lutheran Church, and Victory in Christ Church.
The focus of this category is on websites representing these and any other places of worship in Bad Axe, Michigan.
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Bad Axe First United Methodist Church
The UMC congregation meets at its facilities on East Woodworth Street in the city of Bad Axe, Michigan. A statement of beliefs is published to the site, staff contacts are posted, along with office hours, and a schedule of Sunday and weekday services is posted, along with a calendar of events, the order of worship, and an overview of its ministries to children, women, men, and community outreach. Services may be heard live, and contributions may be made through the site.
https://www.badaxefumc.org/
The congregation meets at its facilities on Pigeon Road in Bad Axe, Michigan on Sunday mornings and Wednesday nights. A schedule of weekly programs and events are posted to the site, along with a calendar of events, an overview of its children’s and youth ministries, food pantry, Bible studies programs, daycare services, and global missions. Sermons may be viewed online, and a mobile app is available to facilitate making regular contributions to the church.
https://www.bafreemethodist.org/
Bad Axe Seventh-day Adventist Church
The Bad Axe SDA Church is a mainstream Christian congregation that meets at its facilities on Willis Street in Bad Axe, Michigan. An introduction to the Seventh-day Adventist Church denomination is put forth, and the local church’s Saturday service schedules are published to the site, which includes a map showing the location of the church, a calendar of outreach programs and ministries, and the pastor’s telephone number and email address.
https://badaxemi.adventistchurch.org/
Meeting on Sunday mornings and Wednesday nights, the Bad Axe, Michigan church is located on Rescue Road. Weekly schedules and an events calendar are posted, and directions to the church are posted, and shown on a map. An introduction to the church’s pastors, office hours, and contacts are published, a gallery of photographs. a sermon video archive, audio archive, and a description of its ministries to children, women, and men, as well as its foreign missions and food pantry.
http://www.faithgospeltabernacle.com/
First Presbyterian Church of Bad Axe
With its origins in 1878, the Presbyterian congregation was organized in 1883. The history and a profile of the church are put forth, including an outline of its organizational structure, a statement of beliefs, an introduction of its leadership, office hours, and contacts, as well as an introduction to the church for those who are new, service times, a calendar of upcoming programs and events, an audio sermon archive, and options for making contributions online.
https://www.badaxefirstpresbyterian.org/
The congregation meets at its facilities on South Van Dyke Road in the city of Bad Axe, Michigan. Sunday and weekday service schedules are published to the site, and a calendar of upcoming programs and events is included, as well as a description of its ministries to children and students, its Bible study programs, and community outreach programs. The ways in which members and others can contribute to the work of the church online are defined, and office hours and contacts are posted.
https://www.e-lifeag.com/
Our Savior Evangelical Lutheran Church
Affiliated with the Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod, the Bad Axe, Michigan church began as three separate Lutheran congregations in the Thumb region of Michigan’s Lower Peninsula, including one in Colfax Township, one in Bingham Township, and one in Sigel Township, which merged in the 1940s, building its current building in 1953. Pastor’s columns, daily Bible readings, Bible studies, and other programs of the church are discussed, and sermon audio is available.
https://www.badaxelutheran.org/
The non-denominational Christian congregation meets at its facilities on East Huron in Bad Axe, Michigan. A statement of beliefs and a vision statement of the church are put forth, weekly schedules and programs, and a calendar of events are posted to the site. Its ministries to children, youth, women, and men are outlined, with schedules and contacts, and its Pass It On used furniture program is defined, and its store location and hours are posted. Contributions may be made online.
https://viccommunitychurch.com/
