Whitehall, OH is a community located in Franklin County that has several local religious congregations. Most notable among them are the Whitehall United Methodist Church which was founded in 1839, and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints which was established in 1980. Both churches offer a variety of worship services, events, and fellowship opportunities for their members. Additionally, Whitehall is home to several other Christian denominations including Baptist and Lutheran churches. The diversity of beliefs within these congregations makes Whitehall an ideal spot for individuals from a variety of backgrounds to come together in worship. Whether it’s the traditional services held at one of the area’s longstanding congregations or the more modern practices shared by newer churches, everyone can find something that speaks to their spiritual needs within the city’s religious community.
41.2% of the people in Whitehall are religious:
- 3.9% are Baptist
- 0.4% are Episcopalian
- 13.9% are Catholic
- 2.6% are Lutheran
- 4.0% are Methodist
- 2.3% are Pentecostal
- 2.1% are Presbyterian
- 0.7% are Church of Jesus Christ
- 8.3% are another Christian faith
- 0.9% are Judaism
- 0.6% are an eastern faith
- 1.4% affilitates with Islam
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