We moved to Birmingham Michigan from Southern California seven years ago. Finding a church for my…read morewas more difficult than I had imagined it would be. Kensington Birmingham welcomed my middle school children warmly and grew them in their faith and character. This is now our church home & family away from "home".

Wow! Great place to have a wedding or funeral, or just attend the Sunday services. This historic…read morefacility is beautiful and well maintained, and has plenty of room to accomodate many of the supporting activities that are required for such services. Plenty of parking and the grounds are attractive as well.

From the owner: Christ Church Cranbrook is an Episcopal Church located in Bloomfield Hills…read more We are a community of Christian people from diverse backgrounds gathering around God's table in communion. We seek to be an inviting, inclusive, and welcoming community. We extend an invitation to you to come with us and explore what God is doing in your life. There is a place for you here at God's table.

This church literally would not give a coat or gloves or food to a homeless woman who said she was…read moresleeping in her car. That is unacceptable for a church!!! especially when your church is in one of the most exclusive and expensive parts of Michigan. I will never attend your church again.

I have not attended this beautiful church (.the rating is for their friendliness and the churches…read morebeauty in architecture and Carillon and landscape). however it is a Presbyterian church just so you know what to expect but I have been informed the church was designed and named in such a way that Christian's from all branches of the faith meaning all denominations would feel welcome to attend . It has a giant gothic Carillon for a steeple. So you'd expect lots of beautiful bell music on a Sunday or at a wedding. It would be a beautiful spot for a wedding . Just beautiful. The bench by the water is really a alter cause it's the perfect place outside to kneel down and pray.

I found this church through a child psychiatrist when I moved here (have an autistic child). I am…read morePresbyterian and live near so why not, right? Wow, they are so gracious and loving to my son. They call it a "no-shush" service (particular ones for special needs) but my son is welcome at all of the services. The music is traditional - not what I am used to but very high quality. The pastor is from Texas and very biblical in his sermons. There is another female pastor who delivers a pithy sermon as well. This week it was about Jesus going "viral" as in you tube. Had to be there but it made sense and was good. The congregation is friendly. They have Wednesday night meals and a stripped down service which is my favorite. The mission statement/slogan is "We are everybody's church" which means it is inclusive - not just specials needs, lifestyles, etc.

Holy Name, how I miss thee! When I was living in Birmingham, this was my go-to church for…read morespiritual inspiration. I regularly attended the 10:00 am Sunday Mass, where he main homilist is Monsignor Zenz. Father Zenz has some of the best homilies, and I've been to many a Catholic church in my life! The music is great, and they have a dedication to serving the community....I could go on and on. Lucky for me, Holy Name's website -- http://hnchurch.catholicweb.com -- keeps audio records of the masses and homilies, so I can continue to experience the Masses at Holy Name even though I live on the West Coast now.

Gail B wrote it perfectly. Monsignor Zenz is the BEST! He is warm, kind, open and all-giving. I…read morelook forward to his homily each week. He never fails to provoke deep thought, self-reflection and a chuckle, all which carry me through the week. It's clear he prepares each homily well in advance with personal examples that bring the word of the Lord into today. We were recently married by him at Holy Name and I honored to have had him do our service. He is the reflection of what every priest should aspire to be. God Bless him in health and happiness! Jean and Joe

A place where you belong even before you believe. Practical teaching and community. Come check it…read moreout! Messages each week loaded in the Bible App in the "events" tab

"You Belong Here"... this is a simple quote but often you may not feel this way when entering a new…read morechurch. This is the quote I saw the first time I entered a One Oak event, and since that day I have felt that entirely. Pastor Robby and his entire family are some of the most sincere down to earth people I have ever met and he will make sure you feel welcomed. It is in a very convenient location in Royal Oak with two services that will help if you are an early riser like me as well as those who may come a little more prepared to the second service. Times of service are 9:30am and 11:00am on Sunday. They also have livestream services you can find online! Just check it out!

My family has attended St. James since 2007. We felt very welcome from our first visit. There is…read morea wide diversity in age and I enjoy seeing many multi-generational families that attend this church together. There is an active youth program and a strong Sunday School program. The church also is home to a Preschool and we enjoy having joint activities with the preschool families.

From the owner: As an Episcopal Church, we are a community of believers in Jesus Christ, and seek to fulfill our…read moreBaptismal Covenant. We believe that God calls us to provide for the spiritual needs of all people. We strive for lifelong Christian Growth through worship, education, fellowship, outreach, stewardship, and witness.

I recently visited Lutheran Redeemer. They must have made some additions to the building. It seems…read moreeven bigger and nicer than I remembered. This is the church where I was married in 1997. The building and its grounds are beautiful. We worked with the man who was then the pastor, Rev. Wuggazer, and the organist to make decisions and changes here and there about the details of our wedding ceremony. I especially treasure the Bible that Pastor Wuggazer gave to us, which was passed around at the reception, and contains inscriptions from all our wedding attendees. What a wonderful keepsake. The pastor did a great job. My hubby and I are still happily married after all these years.

I grew up at Lutheran Church of the Redeemer. Pastor Duane Wuggazer confirmed me and came out of…read moreretirement to marry my husband Edward and I on May 22, 2004....I was so sad to hear today that he passed away this week....Rest in sweet peace Pastor....you made a difference in my life.... - Libby (Wilson) Liebig