Grosse Pointe Congregational Church is a wonderful New England style facility with an open and…read morewelcoming congregation. I love that it's vision statement is RISE (Reach out, Inspire, Serve, Embrace diversity). It is a church that puts community as it's purpose. There is many ways to become active either socially or in service, so all ages and talents can find a comfortable fit.

What a beautiful church. And such amazing history. It's so sad to know that it's no longer a active…read moreparish. But it's great that there is a nonprofit group that supports the church. I could have walked around that church for hours. I'm so glad I went for the mass mob last weekend. And according to my sister, my great grandparents got married there in 1880 something. How cool to know that my family has history there. Don't miss this historic Polish gem in the heart of Detroit. You won't regret checking out the inside of this church. My only disappointment is that they didn't conduct the entire mass in Polish.

ST. albertus as it is known as the MOTHER CHURCH. read the history and the church…read moreSweetest Heart Of Mary is call the People church..my father WENT TO SCHOOL AT st,ALBERTUS my MOTHER WENT TO SCHOOL AT hearts. MY parents were married at Heart, And all of the children went to school at hearts. Married died & SOME WERE EVEN BURIED AT THE HEARTS CEMENTER,. please lot of things had been up dated beautifull church. ; DOROTHY valvano

I had the chance to visit Grosse Pointe Unitarian Church this past spring and really enjoyed my…read moretime there. It's a smaller congregation, which gave the whole experience a comfortable and personal feel. The round sanctuary is also really unique and makes the service feel much more like everyone is gathered together rather than simply watching something from the pews. What I especially appreciated was how much this congregation seems to live its UU values outside of Sunday morning. They have a strong commitment to social justice and service, including food assistance, supporting Detroit-area students, LGBTQ+ inclusion, and environmental justice. They are also an official Welcoming Congregation. As a UU visiting from out of town, I felt comfortable being there. There was no pressure to believe a certain way, just that familiar UU encouragement to ask questions, keep learning, care about one another, and try to leave the community a little better than we found it. If you're in the Grosse Pointe or Detroit area and have been curious about Unitarian Universalism, this would be a great congregation to visit. You don't need to have your beliefs figured out before walking through the door. That's kind of the pointe!

A very welcoming Faith / lack thereof Community tucked away in Grosse Pointe. Reasoning and…read morediscovery of one's own merit are prized over dogma here. I've met self identified Christians, Buddhists, Sufis, Atheists, and Pagans here to name just a few! I appreciate that the parish interviews, votes, and offers the choice of employment to a pastor rather than being assigned one from some higher authority. As a result, each UU church I've been to round the country has its own personality. Dr. Alex Reigel serves here. He is a well accredited on paper, and thoroughly accredited in life experience through his spiritual exploration. Grateful that he shares the snippets of wisdom he has garnered with the parish. This church houses the local PFLAG chapter, has an active choir (one for adults and one for kids), a huge religious education program, retreats, classes, and book clubs for adults, dinner benefits, a thrift shop... A LOT. Many of the members are active in groups outside of church, such as the NAACP. Worth swinging by if seeking a little enlightenment and fellowship on a Sunday at 10:30 am! Coffee or lemonade follow each service, dependent upon season :)

A welcoming and loving community It's a sincere Catholic…read moreservice Sunday at 11:00 am, and you feel home. They serving warm food after the service, and coffee and sweets. They also have a clothes and food pantry every First Saturday of the month at 11:00 am. Thank God for church communities like this.

Beautiful catholic church that will make you feel at home. We love Father Mark, and the selection…read moreof masses on Sundays. I also have enjoyed the Easter vigil where we carried candles from the big mass area to the little chapel. I've also taken the rosary in the little chapel with a small group and that was really peaceful and nice. We had our wedding here in October of 2024 and it was truly a magical experience. The ambiance and character of the building is unbeatable!! In order to have your wedding here you do have to be a parishioner of the church for a total of 18 months prior to the wedding day. FYI

I have been a member of this church since I was 6 years old..and continue to go there even though I…read morelive 15 miles away. The church and all of the liturgies are always beautiful. 7 am is the best mass...super friendly and efficient!

If you're looking for a church in Livonia be sure to check out St. Paul's on Farmington between 6…read moreand 7 Mile. My family and I are members at St. Paul's and we love it there, it feels like seeing our family every Sunday. Each of the the 3 Pastors at St. Paul's have their Masters Degree in Theology, so you know that they know their stuff (there are a lot of "Pastors" out there who don't). There are a lot of opportunities to get involved in other things outside of church, especially for families and parents with young kids. They have a Pastor whose sole focus is on Youth Ministry, which is awesome for families with current or future high school/college students. Outside of church, the parochial school is one of the best in the area. Our oldest is in preschool right now and she absolutely loves it. The teachers and staff are amazing, and the school itself is nationally accredited. Each classroom is small enough that each student gets the personal attention you'd want, while having enough students to have rock solid athletics and music programs that can hang with the best in the Livonia area. There's a student tuition discount for the school if you're also members of the church, so if you're "in the market" for both, St. Paul's is an excellent choice. There are also a number of options for financial assistance for families on a budget. Don't think you can't afford it! St. Paul's can work with you to make it work, financially. If you can't tell - We highly recommend St. Paul's!

I love this church! A wonderful community of believers that share the love of Jesus. This place is…read moretruly my church home. Amazing elementary school and preschool, too.

Amazing! Beautiful unique historic Detroit church! The priest makes everyone feel so welcome and…read moregives a fantastic Homily! The music is not complex, but is very pretty! They have different themes and special types of music from time to time as well. We have been attending St Al's several times a year for the past 7 years!

Ok, so I guess I'm a little biased to give my opinion, since I am part of the parish... The main…read morereason why I chose this church is truly because of the causes this church embraces. The priest is a Franciscan Friar which makes it very special . The parish is small, after a few times coming here, you will be known. So, if you're looking to not be recognized, hey, this is not for you. It is also very diverse. People from different ages, races, even outside downtown come here. Very interesting and also close to the real meaning of what a church does to individuals... just by these aspects, I think it is something you don't see that often. Finally NO, the prior reviewer must have not been here in more than 5 years, since that is how long I can testify that the priest does not stay behind the official altar which true, is far from the viewers. And the reason why this is no longer done, is because there was no intimacy feeling. The church is old and from an architecture standpoint it is very interesting and historically it does tell a lot about the old days of downtown. It has three levels which makes it one of a kind. Just come by even for a visit, it is beautiful and welcoming!

Absolutely a very beautiful and unique church to worship our Lord Jesus Christ! Definitely will go…read moreback for services!

A wonderful parish! We were visiting town in January 2017 and visited for Divine Liturgy and were…read morewarmly welcomed by parishioners and the priest. Love the traditional liturgy, great priest, highly recommend the parish! This was the largest Melkite parish I have visited but it was still very friendly :-) A little background: the Melkite Catholic Church is oldest Church in the world, with St. Peter being the first bishop before he journeyed to Rome! Tradition comes alive here! All Catholics and Orthodox are welcome to receive the Eucharist.