A list the churches that were organized in Michigan.
County |
Church |
Cemetery |
---|---|---|
Lenawee |
Adrian (1943-) |
No church cemetery Mother church was the Fairview congregation |
Van Buren |
Almena (1870-84) |
No Cemetery The entire congregation joined the Progressive Brethren in 1884 (Almena Brethren church) |
Calhoun |
Battle Creek (1920-) |
Mother church was Woodland congregation |
Charlevoix |
Bear Lake (1907-24?) |
Mother church was the Little Traverse congregation |
Gladwin |
Beaverton (1901-) |
Mother church was the New Haven congregation |
Van Buren |
Black River (Bloomingdale) (1865-1923) |
Cemetery adjoining the church
|
Berrien |
Buchanan (Berrien) (1867-?) |
|
Oceana |
Cedar House (1880-1930) |
|
Cass |
Christiania (1875-?) |
|
Midland |
Coleman (1908-1915?) |
|
Midland |
Crystal (1901-) |
Mother church was the New Heaven congregation |
Wayne |
Detroit: Bethany (1955-68) |
No Church cemetery |
Wayne |
Detroit First (1918-) |
|
Oakland |
Drayton Plains: First (Pontiac) (1922-) |
Mother church was the Detroit First congregation |
Kent & Barry |
Elmdale (West Thornapple) (1914-52?) |
|
Clinton |
Elsie (Saginaw, Durand) (1874-1948?) |
|
Lenawee | Fairview (1898-?) |
No church cemetery. Other cemetery use was the Zion Untied Brethren Church cemetery Mother church was the Swan Creek church congregation in Ohio |
Genesee |
Flint: First (1928-) |
|
St Joseph |
Florence (1931-) |
No Church cemetery. Other Cemeteries used: Prairie Rivers Cemetery & Constantine Cemetery. |
Kent & Ontonagon |
Grand Rapids (1913-72?) |
|
Wexford & Manistee |
Harlan (1908-1950?) |
Harlan Church Cemetery. Known locally as the Harland / Dunkard Cemetery Cemetery is in Manistee Co. Mother church was Lakeview congregation |
Oceana |
Hart (1915-42) |
|
Benzie |
Homestead (Pine Grove) (1913-52)? |
|
Kent |
Hope (1953-) |
No Church cemetery |
Kalamazoo |
Kalamazoo: Skyridge (1973-) |
No Church cemetery |
Manistee |
Lakeview (1903-) |
|
Eaton |
Lansing (1925-) |
Mother church was the Sunfield Congregation |
Emmet |
Little Traverse (1881-1923?) |
|
Mason |
Long Lake (1911-46?) |
|
Manistee |
Marilla (1919-) |
Mother church was Harlan congregation |
Midland |
Midland (1924-) |
Mother church was the Beaverton congregation |
Muskegon |
Muskegon (1938-) |
|
Gratiot |
New Haven (1878-) |
|
Cass |
Newton Grove (1864-?) |
|
Gratiot |
North Star (1878?-1910) |
|
Manistee |
Onekama (1909-) |
Mother church was Lakeview congregation |
Mackinac |
Ozark (1926-60?) |
Cemetery |
Cass |
Pokogan (1870?-?) |
|
Missaukee |
Riverside (1902-25) |
|
Mecosta |
Rodney (Chippewa Creek) (1884-) |
|
Isabella |
Shepherd (1915-) |
|
Mason |
Sugar Ridge (1883-) |
|
Eaton |
Sunfield (1877-) |
Morher church was the Woodland congregation |
Ionia & Barry |
Thornapple (1868-1953) |
Thornapple Church Cemetery. This cemetery known locality as Old Order (Brethern/South Clarksville/Dunkard/Campbell/German Baptist) Cemetery. In 1888 the Meeting house where the cemetery is at became Old German Baptist Brethren |
|
Trinity (Redford Township) (1951-) |
No Church cemetery |
Montcalm |
Vestaburg (1907-40) |
No Church cemetery Mother church was the Crystal congregation |
Barry |
Wood Grove Brethren--Christian Parish (Woodland) CB/DC (1873-) |
Mother church was the Thornapple congregation |
Barry |
Woodland Village (1913-36) |
|
Ogenaw |
Zion (1911-) |
Cemetery Mother church was the Lakeview congregation |
List of books on history for the churches in Michigan.
History of the Church of the Brethren in Michigan 1946
Church |
|
|
Trinity (Redford Township) (1951-) |
Barry & Kent |
Elmdale (West Thornapple) (1914-52?) |
Barry |
Wood Grove Brethren--Christian Parish (Woodland) CB/DC (1873-) |
Barry |
Woodland Village (1913-36) |
Benzie |
Homestead (Pine Grove) (1913-52)? |
Berrien |
Buchanan (Berrien) (1867-?) |
Calhoun |
Battle Creek (1916-) |
Cass |
Christiania (1875-?) |
Cass |
Newton Grove (1864-?) |
Cass |
Pokogan (1870?-?) |
Charlevoix |
Bear Lake (1907-24?) |
Clinton |
Elsie (Saginaw, Durand) (1874-1948?) |
Eaton |
Lansing (1925-) |
Eaton |
Sunfield (1877-) |
Emmet |
Little Traverse (1882-1923?) |
Genesee |
Flint: First (1928-) |
Gladwin |
Beaverton (1901-) |
Gratiot |
New Haven (1878-) |
Gratiot |
North Star (1878?-1910) |
Ionia & Barry |
Thornapple (1868-1953) |
Isabella |
Shepherd (1915-) |
Kalamazoo |
Kalamazoo: Skyridge (1973-) |
Kent |
Hope (1953-) |
Kent & Barry |
Elmdale (West Thornapple) (1914-52?) |
Kent & Ontonagon |
Grand Rapids (1913-72?) |
Lenawee |
Adrian (1942-) |
Lenawee | Fairview (1889-? |
Mackinac |
Ozark (1926-60?) |
Manistee |
Lakeview (1903-) |
Manistee |
Marilla (1904-) |
Manistee |
Onekama (1909-) |
Manistee & Wexford |
Harlan (1908-1950?) |
Mason |
Long Lake (1911-46?) |
Mason |
Sugar Ridge (1883-) |
Mecosta |
Rodney (1886-) |
Midland |
Coleman (1880?-1915?) |
Midland |
Crystal (1901-) |
Midland |
Midland (1924-) |
Missaukee |
Riverside (1902-25) |
Montcalm |
Vestaburg (1906-40) |
Muskegon |
Muskegon (1938-) |
Oakland |
Drayton Plains: First (Pontiac) (1922-) |
Oceana |
Cedar House (1880-1930) |
Oceana |
Hart (1915-42) |
Ogenmaw |
Zion (1911-) |
Ontonagon & Kent |
Grand Rapids (1913-72?) |
St Joseph |
Florence (1931-) |
VanBuren |
Black River (Bloomingdale) (1865-1923) |
VanBuren |
Almena (1870-84) |
Wayne |
Detroit: Bethany (1955-68) |
Wayne |
Harper Woods: First (1918-) |
Wexford & Manistee |
Harlan (1908-1950?) |
The History of the Church of the Brethren in Michigan by Walter M Young 1946
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