Places of worship, ministries, and other topics related to faith, religion, and spirituality in Cedar Springs, Michigan are the focal point of this guide.
A recent survey suggested that residents of Cedar Springs are considerably more religious than the larger state population. The majority of those indicating a specific religion were Christians, although 1.4% indicated an affiliation with Islam, while 0.2% identified with Judaism, and another 0.4% cited various Eastern religions. Of the Christians, the largest number were Catholics, followed closely by the Presbyterians, with much smaller numbers of Methodists, Lutherans, Baptists, Pentecostals, Mormons, and Episcopalians. However, 12.7% indicated an affiliation with other Christian denominations or non-denominational churches.
Websites representing churches or other places of worship in Cedar Springs, regardless of the religion, denomination, or sect, are appropriate topics for this guide.
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The Cedar Rapids, Michigan church is affiliated with the Michigan Association of Regular Baptist Churches and the General Association of Regular Baptist Churches. An overview of the local church and denomination is provided, along with links to further information. Its ministries to children, youth, and adults are outlined, with schedules, and its regular schedules and a calendar of upcoming programs and events are posted to the site, and an audio sermon archive is included.
https://www.cedarspringsbaptist.org/
Cedar Springs Christian Church
Built by students of Wesleyan Bible Institute in 1971, services began in 1972. When the college closed, the congregation continued to worship in the chapel, taking its current name in 2005. Situated across from the water tower, on Pine Street in Cedar Springs, Michigan, directions are offered, along with the history of the church, a statement of beliefs, a video sermon archive, communion policies, and schedules, weekly schedules, and a calendar of events.
https://www.cedarspringschristianchurch.org/
Cedar Springs United Methodist Church
The UMC congregation meets at its facilities on South Maine Street in Cedar Springs, Michigan, with traditional worship services on Sunday mornings, fellowship time, and meetings on special days. Its service schedules, upcoming events, and church updates are posted to the site. A statement of beliefs, a staff directory, office hours and contacts, and an overview of its Christian education programs, music ministries, interest groups, men’s and women’s ministries, and outreach programs.
http://cedarspringsumc.org/
Affiliated with the Church of God (Anderson, Indiana) ministries, the congregation is located in its facilities on 18 Mile Road NE in Cedar Springs, Michigan. Church membership information, a statement of beliefs, and an introduction to its leadership are put forth, including regular worship schedules, a calendar of upcoming programs and events, and an overview of its youth ministries and community outreach activities. Instruction for making donations to the church are provided.
https://www.hillcrestchurch.online/
Wesleyan in doctrine, and traditional in worship, Pilgrim Bible Church is an independent congregation on Pine Street in Cedar Springs, Michigan. Meeting for worship services on Sunday mornings and evenings, and for prayer on Wednesday nights, its weekly services are featured, with an overview of its supported local and international missions, an introduction to the pastor, a statement of beliefs, and a video archive of recent sermons. A prayer request form is included.
http://www.pilgrimbiblechurchmi.org/
The ministry was formed in an old 80-acre farm in 1946 as a program of the Bible Club Movement, and originally known as Jack & Jill Bible Camp. Still partnered with the Bible Club Movement, now known as BCM International, the summer camp is licensed to accommodate up to 154 campers at its Oasis and Ridge camp areas, and another 72 at its Retreat Center. Its summer camp programs are highlighted, including photos, forms, and other resources.
https://www.pineridgecamp.com/
Continuing the legacy of Pioneer Christian Reformed Church, which served the Cedar Springs, Michigan community for more than fifty years. Although PCRC closed in 2018, the funds left by that church were used to begin this new one, also affiliated with the Christian Reformed Church in North America. An introduction to the local church and denomination are presented, a map shows the location of the church, and a calendar of events is included.
https://www.riseupcedar.org/
Meeting at its facilities on North Grant Street, in Cedar Springs, Michigan, the congregation holds two worship services on Sunday mornings. Its Sunday and weekday services and programs are featured, along with a calendar of events, live streaming of services, and a video archive. Its age-based ministries are highlighted, and volunteer opportunities are published to the site, along with office hours, a telephone number, and an email address.
http://www.thespringschurch.info/
