Ingram, PA is a small borough located in Westmoreland County. It is home to many local religious congregations that serve the community’s spiritual needs. Among these churches are St. John’s Lutheran Church, Unity Presbyterian Church, and Seventh Day Adventist Church. All three churches offer weekly worship services, Bible study classes, and other outreach programs to support their members and those in the community. St. John’s Lutheran Church is the oldest church in Ingram with its founding dating back to 1845. Unity Presbyterian Church was founded in 1921 as an independent congregation serving the area's spiritual needs while Seventh Day Adventist Church was established in the 1940s with a focus on keeping a strong connection with scripture and prayer practice for their members. These churches have been part of Ingram for over a century and continue to provide spiritual guidance for those seeking it from within the town limits and even further beyond.
60.6% of the people in Ingram are religious:
- 1.9% are Baptist
- 0.6% are Episcopalian
- 38.5% are Catholic
- 2.4% are Lutheran
- 4.4% are Methodist
- 1.3% are Pentecostal
- 4.1% are Presbyterian
- 0.4% are Church of Jesus Christ
- 4.3% are another Christian faith
- 1.4% are Judaism
- 0.8% are an eastern faith
- 0.5% affilitates with Islam
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