Lima Seventh-day Adventist Church

About this church

Lima Seventh-day Adventist Church gathers Saturdays at 1976 Spencerville Road. Sabbath School runs from 9:30 to 10:45 a.m., followed by worship from 11:00 to 12:30. The congregation describes itself as Christ-centered and focused on biblical teaching, prayer, fellowship, and community service. Its Adventist identity connects faith with health, family life, stewardship, care for creation, and a weekly Sabbath rhythm rather than Sunday worship.

The church’s local history has persisted through both institutional disruption and steady rebuilding. After the Ohio Conference recommended disbanding an earlier congregation in 1915, a small group continued meeting and reorganized in a family home. The church purchased a building in 1920, held its first service in a new sanctuary in December 1937, and formally dedicated that building in February 1938. By the late 1940s, its Dorcas Society had developed an active welfare ministry recognized in the community. That history gives context to the current welcome, which includes longtime Adventists and people exploring Christianity for the first time. Visitors should plan for the full Saturday sequence if they want both Bible study and worship.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 24, 2026. Sources: Official homepage, schedule, identity and whole-life faith · Official history page, 1915 reorganization, buildings and welfare ministry

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