People's Church Vision Statement
People’s Church provides a loving religious home that welcomes all people, honors diversity, and celebrates common values. We support one another in our individual searches for spiritual truths that give meaning to life. Collectively, we seek to act on those truths in our community and in the world.
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Coffee & Conversation @ 11 am
Meditation @ 4 pm
Ludington Recorders @ 10:30 am
AA Meeting @ 5:30 pm
Life Ring Recovery @ 6:30 pm
Worship Service @ 11 am
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News
Breaking Ground
People’s Church in downtown Ludington is expanding with an addition to its current building on Loomis Street. Members of the congregation held a groundbreaking ceremony on Tuesday to celebrate the new construction.
The Dr. Louis Yock, minister, previously said the congregation loved the location, and though it looked into moving elsewhere, decided it wanted to stay in the building.
Sermons
Heart
& Mind
from our Minister, Dr. Lou Yock
Recent Posts
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September 2020
Due to the pandemic, the church is changing. While we miss the face to face contact we enjoy so much on Sunday mornings, and to which we look forward to eventually returning, People’s Church is expanding the ways we keep in touch electronically. An unintended good consequence is that there is more flexibility and more […]
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August 2020
There are so many things going on…um…and not going on. First of all it’s good to have Carol back in the office. She’s putting everything back in order. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who stepped-up and stepped-in, as well as for everyone’s patience during the early days of the pandemic and Carol’s absence. […]
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July 2020
It is hard to believe it is July. Strikingly, time seems to have both slowed down, and sped-up. In some ways my mind remains in March, and in other ways I’m looking at the near future wondering what is going to happen next? What decisions will have to be made? And then speculate on how […]
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