Fulton, IL is a small town located in Whiteside County in Northwest Illinois. The city is home to several local religious congregations that make up the local faith community. These churches range from traditional denominations such as Methodist, Baptist, Lutheran, and Catholic, to more modern sects such as Pentecostal and Quaker. No matter the size or denomination of each church, these congregations are integral to the fabric of Fulton's spiritual life. In addition to providing weekly worship services and summer Bible camps for adults and children alike, these churches also offer various educational programs throughout the year for those interested in deepening their faith or learning about different spiritual disciplines. With a rich history of Christian service dating back to its earliest settlers, Fulton is proud of its churches and the impact they have on its citizens and beyond.
59.0% of the people in Fulton are religious:
- 3.8% are Baptist
- 0.3% are Episcopalian
- 17.4% are Catholic
- 9.4% are Lutheran
- 7.2% are Methodist
- 1.0% are Pentecostal
- 8.2% are Presbyterian
- 0.8% are Church of Jesus Christ
- 10.8% are another Christian faith
- 0.0% are Judaism
- 0.0% are an eastern faith
- 0.0% affilitates with Islam
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