A warm and welcoming synagogue, very family oriented and known for its Sisterhood Shabbat Kiddush…read morefollowing Saturday morning services - the "best in town!" The Sisterhood of Congregation B'nai Moshe has an active membership with women of all ages (20 somethings to 90 somethings) and all backgrounds. The young adults and young families are rising in leadership with the guidance and support of Rabbi Kantor who himself has a young family. It would be hard to surpass the energy with which Rabbi Kantor approaches his role, bringing new ideas, religious, social and community based social action to the synagogue.

I have attended the Milan Free Methodist my entire life. It has given me hope and direction to be a…read moreChrist follower, and to serve my community.

Beautiful, friendly , welcoming country church. So much history in Wayne, Michigan area!read more

I'm so excited to be able to join the family this church. Reverend Bob is wonderful. He comes to…read morethe church dinners when he can he is always ready to lend his ear when a person needs it most he is ready to lend his voice to those who need him to reassure them. I have nothing but respect for The Reverend and his wife the First Lady o the Church. I'm also grateful to be part of the church choir I have known Michelle Good since she entered into Junior High School and just to be able to see her again was absolutely wonderful. I was able to be at the church for Michelle Good's last day as Music Director and to say it was a bittersweet moment is such an understatement. Lori Paton as the new music director does a wonderful job of providing music. Lori does incredible work on the piano and the pipe organ.

Boy, now you see what church I go to, I guess you're all up in my biz! I like the idea that I can…read moreyelp review a church. We only started going here a few months ago, but so far I really like it. Darcy and Bob, the pastors, have a knack for grounding the weekly message in real life. To me this makes it infinitely more valuable. The people at FCC have been welcoming without being suffocating. They let us explore the church on our own without sticking a name tag on us and making us be fake-chatty-friendly, or feeling pressured into attending events. Other people may feel differently, but I think it's important to allow people time to get to know a church, know some people there, see the kinds of activities that are going on there, listen to what's being said on Sundays. I think it lets them connect on a more meaningful level when/if they do decide to make it their church home or to become a member. Also, I never feel judged here based on how often I attend, how much I participate, how I look, etc. That's important to me. Those with an intellectual bent and a critical mind will not feel out of place at FCC. My initial impression is that this is a thinking person's church. Another thing I like is that they pass the offering basket at the beginning of the service. This lets people give what they're going to give without working them into a froth of emotions (or, guilt, or whatever) in the service. There's no game playing. Finally, the music - I love the 10 am music. Lots of centuries-old hymns with heavy Euro-beats. Fantastic. And let's give it up for the holiday handchimes, woot!

Incredible Christ-centered church that welcomes all regardless of race, age, marital status,…read moredisability, etc! They have a mix of tradition and modernity. The preachers and church leaders are amazing but also care so much about the community! God bless them! It is a fantastic place to worship because they elaborate on Scripture

This was my first church I had the opportunity to visit when I first moved to Inkster back in 1988…read more When I first joined the church the location was on Harrison Street and then PT went from having their Christian school in the basement to their new building on Henry Ruff and after a few years of growth PT was able to building the buildings on Parkwood, which included a church, Fellowship Hall and an administration building. I had the opportunity to work for the church, school, and wonderful daycare they use to have. I had the opportunity to have my children attend an awesome Christian school and PT will always be my first home and family in Inkster. The Young Pastor Kellen Brooks is doing an awesome job after receiving the mantle handed down to him from his grandfather my first Pastor and Bishop Isaac King Jr. I love my PT family!

Absolutely wonderful small church. Members are very welcoming. They have one service at 9:30…read more Pastor Mary is a kind, caring and thoughtful pastor.

Beautiful sanctuary; nice facility; loved the ministersread more

The 855 number in wrong. I love the couple that run this church. They welcomed me and treated me…read morelike family the day I walked in. The message is clear and easy to understand. No theatrics that are overdone and repetitive. Just the pastor and his message. The community outreach has been going on for years and they continue to give back. Awsome place to be.