The focus of this part of our listing is on topics such as faith, religion, and spirituality in the city of Port Huron, Michigan.
Although the three terms are often used interchangeably, and are more or less synonymous in some contexts, they aren't the same thing. While faith relates to personal experiences, religion suggests an organizational structure generally structured around the worship of a deity. Although faith is generally required in order to be religious, it is not necessary to be religious to have faith. Religion needs faith.
Spirituality is also usually linked to faith, although it is possible to be spiritual without being religious. Spirituality refers to seeking purpose in life, or to a worldview.
According to a recent survey residents of Port Huron are slightly less religious than the average Michigander and considerably less religious than the average American.
Among Port Huron residents who cited an affiliation with a religion, the majority were Catholics. They were followed distantly by various Protestant denominations, including Lutherans, Methodists, Presbyterians, Pentecostals, Episcopalians, Mormons, Baptists, and other denominations that weren't part of the survey, or with various non-denominational churches. Just under one percent of those in Port Huron who were religious were affiliated with Islam.
Regardless of the particular religion, denomination, or sect, online resources for ministries or places of worship in Port Huron are appropriate for this portion of our guide.
Recommended Resources
Colonial Woods Missionary Church
Affiliated with the Missionary Church, a denomination that came about with the merger of the Missionary Church Association and the United Missionary Church, The Port Huron congregation began in a storefront in Port Huron in 1896, moving into its first building in 1898. Its history, a statement of beliefs, weekly schedules, and a calendar of events are featured, and its ministries are outlined. The church address, a map, phone and fax numbers, office hours, and an online contact form are posted.
https://www.cwmc.church/
First Presbyterian Church of Port Huron
Organized as the United Presbyterian Church of Port Huron in 1868, the congregation joined the Presbyterian Church (USA) in 1887. The church's history, a statement of beliefs, an introduction to its session, board of deacons, and staff are included, and its address, phone number, email address, and a prayer request form are provided. Worship schedules, a calendar of upcoming programs and events, membership policies, and information about making contributions to the church are included.
http://fpcporthuron.org/
Situated a few blocks from downtown Port Huron, Michigan, the congregation was formed in 1839, the cornerstone of the current sanctuary was laid in 1889, and the building was completed in 1891. Its history, ministries, clergy, vestry, and staff are identified, and a parish profile, a calendar of events, weekly and monthly newsletters, office hours, telephone number, email address, and physical address are included. Sunday services may also be viewed via streaming video.
http://www.graceporthuron.net/
Located on Court Street in Port Huron, Michigan, the congregation is an independent, fundamental Baptist Church that teaches and adheres to the tenets of the King James Version of the Bible solely. Its location, a map, contacts, and service times are posted on the site, which includes a statement of beliefs, the text of the church constitution, and an overview of its ministries and missions, along with an introduction to the church's pastor, including an email address and contact form.
https://www.porthuronbaptist.com/
Sharing the heritage of other Churches of Christ, The Port Huron, Michigan congregation is not structured as a part of any religious organization or denomination. Associated with the Churches of Christ, the non-denominational church meets at its facilities on 17th Street. An overview of the congregation's beliefs and practices, an introduction for those who are new, and an overview of its ministries are set forth. An audio sermon archive and links to service videos are included.
https://www.porthuronchurchofchrist.org/
Save Our Neighborhoods & Streets
Founded in 1992, and commonly known as SONS Outreach, the Christian program provides children and teens in Port Huron and throughout St. Clair County with multiple entry-level touch points of relational and recreational activities designed to lead to a more specific Christian discipleship and leadership development program. Its program is outlined on the site, and its history is included in a video. Its programs and events are published on the site, along with volunteer opportunities.
https://www.sonsoutreach.org/
The Roman Catholic faith community is headquartered on Ballentine Street in Port Huron, Michigan. Mass times, a schedule of Reconciliation, religious education, and a calendar of events are published on the site, which includes a weekly bulletin, directions, and an online registration form. The parish's ministries and opportunities for Christian service are included, along with a blog, and links to several other Catholic resources, including the St. Mary/McCormick Catholic Academy.
https://www.stmaryporthuron.com/
Westminster Church of Port Huron
The Port Huron, Michigan congregation is located on Stone Street. The address, a map, and office telephone number are posted on the site, along with a calendar of events. Sunday services are held in person on Sunday mornings, but also broadcast through Facebook Live, with other programs and ministries in accordance with its calendar of events. The church's leadership team (elders and deacons) are listed, and its church groups, missions, and special events are featured.
https://westminsterchurchph.com/
