Many major religions are represented in Dayton.
Christianity is represented in Dayton by dozens of denominations and their respective churches.
Notable Dayton churches include the First Lutheran Church, Sacred Heart Church, and Ginghamsburg Church.
Dayton's Muslim community is largely represented by the Islamic Society of Greater Dayton (ISGD), a Muslim community that includes a mosque on Josie Street.
Dayton is also home to the United Theological Seminary, one of 13 seminaries affiliated with the United Methodist Church.
Judaism is represented by Temple Israel.
Hinduism is represented by the Hindu Temple of Dayton.
Old North Dayton also has a number of Catholic churches built by immigrants from Lithuania, Poland, Hungary, and Germany.
Many major religions are represented in Dayton. Christianity is represented in Dayton by dozens of denominations and their respective churches. Notable Dayton churches include the First Lutheran Church, Sacred Heart Church, and Ginghamsburg Church. Dayton's Muslim community is largely represented by the Islamic Society of Greater Dayton (ISGD), a Muslim community that includes a mosque on Josie Street. Dayton is also home to the United Theological Seminary, one of 13 seminaries affiliated with the United Methodist Church. Judaism is represented by Temple Israel. Hinduism is represented by the Hindu Temple of Dayton. Old North Dayton also has a number of Catholic churches built by immigrants from Lithuania, Poland, Hungary, and Germany.
Dayton, Ohio