Topics relating to faith, spirituality, and religion in the City of Corunna, Michigan are the focus of this guide.
In large part, if not entirely, this will consist of websites representing places of worship within the city, as well as, perhaps, other sites dealing with local ministries. These will likely consist mostly of Christian churches since no other religions are strongly represented within the city.
According to a recent survey, residents of Corunna are less religious than the average Michigander, and considerably less religious than the average American. While 41.9% of respondents within the state cited a religious affiliation, only 32.8% of Corunna residents responding to the survey claimed to be religious.
Of these, the Catholics represented the larger number of religious people in Corunna. They were followed distantly by the Methodists, Lutherans, Presbyterians, Pentecostals, Mormons, Baptists, and Episcopalians, although several respondents cited other Protestant denominations or non-denominational churches. One-half of one percent of respondents in the city cited various Eastern religions, but no other religions were represented by even one-tenth of one percent.
Places of worship or ministries in Corunna are appropriate topics for this guide, regardless of the specific religion, denomination, or sect.
Recommended Resources
Affiliated with the United Methodist Church denomination, the local church meets at its facilities on McArthur Street in the City of Corunna, Michigan. Sunday School, worship service, and Bible study schedules are posted on the site, along with a calendar of activities and events, including various ministries of the church to its members, various youth groups, and the community. A welcome from the pastor, office hours, contacts, and a photo gallery are included.
https://sites.google.com/site/corunnaumc/
Incorporated in 1851, the congregation met in the county courthouse building until 1880, when a church sanctuary was built on the corner of Corunna Avenue and Woodworth Street. After a fire, that building was replaced in 1901, and the congregation met there until 1967 when its current building was constructed on Legion Road in Caledonia Charter Township. Its history, location, and a schedule of upcoming services are published to the site, and its pastor is introduced.
https://fbcorunna.com/
Founded in 1995, the congregation meets at its facilities on East M-21 in Corunna, Michigan. Its address, directions, and a map show the location of the church. Other resources include a brief history of the local congregation, Sunday and Wednesday meeting schedules, and a calendar of upcoming programs and events. The church’s pastors and staff are introduced, telephone and fax numbers and an email address are posted, and a sermon archive is included.
https://www.immanuelalive.com/
Located at the corner of Dutcher Street and M-71, the Corunna, Michigan congregation began as a Bible study group in Durand in 1983, purchasing the former Moose Lodge in Corunna in 1987, where they met until 1994 when its current building was constructed. Its history, vision, mission, and beliefs are outlined, and a schedule of Sunday and weekday services, a calendar of events, youth groups, and mission opportunities are published to the site.
http://www.shc.life/
The Corunna, Michigan Episcopal congregation had its origins in the work of five women, who formed the Ladies’ Episcopal Society in 1862, with the goal of raising funds to employ clergy, hold services, and eventually build a church sanctuary in their community. The parish was officially formed in 1865. Its history, worship, and beliefs are outlined on its site, along with worship schedules, a calendar of events, and an overview of its congregational and community activities.
https://www.stpaulscorunna.org/
