The chief focus of this portion of our guide is on ministries and places of worship in the city of Niles, Michigan.
According to a recent survey, residents of Niles are slightly more religious than the average Michigander but the slightly less religious than the average American. While 41.9% of Michigan residents and 59.4% of Americans cited an affiliation with a religion, 46.9% of Niles residents were religious.
The vast majority of those who identified with religion were Christians, although two percent identified with Islam and two-tenths of a percent identified with Judaism. Of the Christians, the Catholics were the most prominent, at eleven percent, although nearly twelve percent identified with Protestant or Anabaptist religions that were not included in the survey, or with various non-denominational churches. The Catholics were followed closely by the Lutherans, and more distantly by the Baptists, Methodists, Pentecostals, Presbyterians, Mormons, and Episcopalians.
Regardless of the particular religion or denomination, ministries, churches, or other places of worship in Niles, Michigan are appropriate topics for this category.
Recommended Resources
Serving the Niles, Michigan community for more than a hundred and seventy-five years, the Baptist congregation meets on Sundays for Sunday School and worship services. Located on East Main Street, its location is shown on a map. Other resources include a statement of faith, weekly service schedules, a calendar of upcoming programs and events, and an overview of its ministries to children, youth, and the community, including its Five Pines Ministries, a Christian camp, and retreat center.
http://fbconnection.org/~fbcniles/
The non-denominational Christian church was founded in 1999. Located in Niles, Michigan, the church offers multiple worship services on the weekend, each lasting around an hour and featuring prayer, worship, scripture, announcements, and a message, as well as, occasionally, communion or special presentations. An introduction to the church is presented for those who may be attending for the first time, and its schedules, event calendar, mission and outreach programs, and service opportunities.
https://hopeofniles.com/
The Niles, Michigan congregation meets at its facilities on Ferry Street. Its office hours and contacts are published on the site, along with its service schedules, a calendar of events, and an introduction to the church and its leadership for those who will be attending for the first time. Its ministries to children and youth, informational videos, and an online contact form are set forth. Ways in which contributions to the church may be made online are included.
http://www.mtcbcministries.net/
Niles Westside Seventh-day Adventist Church
Meeting on Saturdays, the Seventh-day Adventist congregation meets at its facilities on Grant Street in Niles, Michigan. Directions and a map are published on the site, which includes an overview of its organizational structure, a calendar of events, and a church bulletin. The Niles Four Flags Pathfinders, a youth group for children in grades five through ten, is also featured, including registration, schedules, announcements, contacts, and links to its K-8th-grade school.
https://nileswestside.org/
Serving the larger Michiana area, Redeemer Church is a missional church located in Niles, Michigan, a couple of miles from the Indiana border. Meeting at its sanctuary on Fulkerson Road in Niles, the church has two worship gatherings each Sunday morning, featuring contemporary worship songs, expository preaching, and a weekly celebration of the Lord's Table. Its mission, a statement of beliefs, leadership, and contacts are set forth, along with a calendar of events and ministries.
https://redeemer.ch/
