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
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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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Heart and Mind – Dr. Lou Yock – November 2020
Doing the season of Thanksgiving, I especially have much to be thankful for. First of all, I wish to thank everyone for their well wishes, cards, food, and dog walks. Piper now looks out the window excitedly wondering who might be coming by to take him for a walk. Those who do understand why it […]
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October 2020
Well, this one’s really about the heart, specifically a bicuspid aortic valve whose time has come to be replaced. It will be tissue. As a vegetarian I’m not going to think too hard on that one, which, I guess, concerns the mind. As many of you know or have heard, I’ve been having some […]
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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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