Adventist churches in Michigan
Bodies formed from the Millerite expectation of the Second Advent, most keeping the seventh-day Sabbath.
212 congregations of the Adventist and Sabbatarian family appear on The Church Map in Michigan, of 4,223 across the United States. Only churches whose tradition we could confirm are counted, so the figure understates the family.
Bodies and networks of this family in Michigan
- Seventh-day Adventist Church — 143 congregations
Counts are churches on our map that resolve to a specific body; many congregations resolve to the family without one, so the body rows sum to less than the state total.
Some Adventist churches in Michigan
- All Nations Seventh-day Adventist Church — Berrien Center
- Alpena Seventh-day Adventist Church — Alpena
- Andrews Korean Church of Seventh-Day Adventists — Berrien Springs
- Bad Axe Seventh-Day Adventist Church — Bad Axe
- Battle Creek Tabernacle — Battle Creek
- Burns Seventh Day Adventist Church — Detroit
- Cadillac Seventh-day Adventist Church — Cadillac
- Calvary Seventh-Day Adventist Church — Cheboygan
- Calvin Center Seventh-day Adventist Church — Cassopolis
- Central Lake Seventh-day Adventist Church — Central Lake
- Centreville Seventh Day Adventist Church — Centreville
- City Temple Seventh Day Adventist Church — Detroit
- Detroit Northwest Seventh-day Adventist Church — Detroit
- Escanaba Seventh-day Adventist Church — Escanaba
- Faith Fellowship Seventh-day Adventist Church — Dowagiac
- Farmington Seventh-day Adventist Church — Farmington Hills
- Gladwin Seventh-day Adventist Church — Gladwin
- Grayling Seventh-day Adventist Church — Grayling
- Holly Seventh-day Adventist Church — Holly
- Houghton Seventh-day Adventist Church — Houghton
Adventist churches in other states
- California — 517
- Florida — 323
- Texas — 307
- New York — 242
- Washington — 164
- Georgia — 148
- Tennessee — 128
- North Carolina — 124
- Oregon — 121
- Virginia — 119
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