Alhamdulilah, very beautiful mosque. However, it was a very sad when I travelled with my family…read moreduring the month of Ramadan and they don't serve Iftar. It's a historic landmark and representing the Muslim community in the USA and it is the largest mosque in the country. I'm very disappointed that I Ramadan, Iftar and Maghreb is not celebrated there.

Very Beautiful Masjid, Highly recommend, there is an area for Lectures it's a very big and nice…read moremasjid, clean bathroom and peaceful.

A peaceful mosque with a very welcoming community. Its doors are open for people for all faiths…read more Please visit this Mosque to learn about Islam and your neighbor Muslims.

Great English Friday congregation lectures and prayers offered at different times in the day for…read moreconvenience. The community is nice and gentle and the cleanliness and lighting / ambience is quite nice.

Closest Sunni masjid to Jackson that has a sizeable attendance. I go to the second jummah since it…read moreruns up to Dhur. Those attend are friendly. Large enough to accommodate Jummuah during Ramadhan. I love Khutbah because the imam talks about things relevant to American Muslims yet keeps us knowledgeable about events happening within the Ummah. If you're wondering about Islam, I invite you to come in. There are two Friday services and you're always welcome. Men enter from the front side, sisters have an entrance in the back.

Wonderful experience. I love it here - it is soooo tranquil. I go to this location for events and…read moremeditation retreats.

Amazing place for experienced Buddhists and first timers alike…read more Highly recommend coming for a Sunday service (they start at 10AM) for your first visit. Service starts with a 25 minute meditation and both mats with cushions and chairs are available for those not comfortable kneeling or sitting cross legged. During a normal Sunday service meditation is followed by chanting in English and Sino-Korean, which is the cultural background of this Sangha. Translations are provided for all chants not in English which is a nice touch. Following the chanting there is normally a Dharma talk led by the temple's head priestess. There is a nice variety to this part of the service and often there will be any number of other people who lead the discussion. From Dr. Liu, an ordained Chinese Diagnostic Monk who moved to the US and obtained his MD, to Rafe Martin, a well known story teller and author. I really appreciate the wide variety of people and topics covered in the Dharma Discussions which help make the Sunday service never feel stale. The audience is encouraged to join the discussion throughout the talk as opposed to just listening. After service, tea is served and the Sangha has a few minutes to chat before many go off into one of any number of interest groups. Covering a range of topics such as Environmental awareness, Life Transitions, to Refuge Recovery (a Buddhist inspired approach to Substance abuse recovery), there are many options for those interested in quite a few subjects. There is almost always the opportunity for work practice after service. If you enjoy gardening, helping make raisins, wood working, stuffing cushions, the list goes on.... It's a great way to meet other Sangha members and help out. (If you stay and help, most often an amazing Vegetarian lunch is available to sweeten the deal) Highly recommend checking this place out!

BEWARE - BAIT-AND-SWITCH "Food Pantry"! NOT A REAL FOOD PANTRY!…read more This place claimed to be a FOOD PANTRY over the phone. Upon arrival by bicycle in bad weather, they admitted they were NOT a food pantry, but use that to lure people to come in and listen to them preach. Hungry people can't eat your lies, Brown Ministries! SHAME!

I have no affiliation with Brown Evangelistic Mission, however she was Christian woman who worked…read morein the Cass Corridor since about 1967. She gave food and clothing she received from donations from churches and people familiar with her ministry. Yes, she tried to share God's word with those who would listen, but my experience, having volunteered there, was that was never a condition to receive food or clothing if you needed it. Many street people would come to the door for food. This woman gave her life trying to help the people of the Cass Corridor.

My wife and our charter members of Faith Community. We are both active members in our church and…read moreare so proud and thankful for all the Ministries that Faith members are involved in. If you are new to the Novi community or just looking for an opportunity to be involved in a Mission oriented church than come and join us on a Sunday morning. Mike & Suzanne E.

This is a welcoming church that has a strong commitment to mission work. The music program - bells…read moreand voice - is a wonderful enhancement to the worship experience thanks to the gifts and talents of the congregation and music director. There are opportunities for fellowship all year long with a great way to learn about each other and grow in faith.

I love this church so much. Every Saturday I am completely blown away. Father Gary, Father Mike,…read moreand Father Alex are nothing short of amazing. I feel the sense of community everytime I walk through the doors. I became Catholic through their RCIA program about eight years ago, and they are still impressing me to this day. I am so grateful to be a member of this amazing parish.

I have been a member for over 30 years and the center is a wonderful place with friends and…read moreteachings which enrich my life.

I wish everyone would check this place out. I feel very fortunate to have found this gem. I truly…read morecherish the center and the teachings I've learned here.