The focus of this guide is on churches, other places of worship, and topics related to faith, religion, and spirituality in Bridgman, Michigan.
For the most part, these will be websites representing Christian churches, as Christianity is the most common religion among residents of the city.
A recent poll determined that Bridgman residents are slightly more religious than the greater population of Michigan residents, with nearly fifty percent saying that they were religious. The denomination claimed by the largest percentage of respondents was Catholicism, at eleven percent. Although Protestants outnumber Catholics in Bridgman, their numbers are divided between several denominations, including Lutherans, Baptists, Methodists, Pentecostals, Presbyterians, Mormons, and Episcopalians. However, more than eleven percent of respondents claimed a variety of other Christian faiths or non-denominational Christian churches.
Two percent of respondents were adherents of Islam and two-tenths of a percent named Judaism as their faith.
Online resources representing places of worship in the city, regardless of the specific religion, denomination, or sect, are appropriate for this category, as are any other websites whose topics reference faith or spirituality in Bridgman, Michigan.
Recommended Resources
Created in 1947, the family-friendly Christian retreat center is located in Bridgman, Michigan, capable of hosting groups of from 30-196 people in 162 beds, 49 guest rooms hosting 2-6 people per room, 5 meeting spaces varying between 15-350 person capacities, Buffet-style foods, and opportunities and facilities for nature walks, outdoor sports, and team building. An event planning guide is available, and its park is highlighted. Online bookings are available.
http://www.bpretreat.com/
Affiliated with the Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod, the congregation meets at its facilities on North Church Street in Bridgman, Michigan. Office hours, telephone number, and an email address are posted to the site, along with an overview of its worship and study programs, service opportunities, weekly schedules, and a calendar of upcoming programs and events. Other resources include a photo gallery, its electronic giving program, and membership information.
https://www.immanuelbridgman.org/
Organized in 1939, Catholic services were held in the Odd Fellows Hall in Bridgman, Michigan until the construction of a church building was completed in 1948, and the church became a parish church in 1977. Its history is told, and church bulletins feature schedules, an overview of its ministries, and other resources. Office hours, telephone number, and an email address are posted, along with Lent regulations, announcements, and affiliated organizations.
http://www.olqop.org/
Woodland Shores Baptist Church
Located in Bridgman, Michigan, the congregation meets on Sunday mornings for worship and family Christian education. Services may be viewed online, and a podcast archive is also available. An introduction to the church presents an overview of what to expect at a service, and its adult Bible fellowship groups, student groups, and outreach services are highlighted. A form is available for prayer requests and other contacts, and its office hours, phone, and fax numbers are posted.
https://wsbchurch.com/
