Welcome is exactly how you will feel as you enter the front door. Lots of friendly people and a…read morecasual atmosphere. Biblical teaching and God centered worship.

All the quality and impact of a large church with the feeling of love from a close family. The…read moreteaching is very relevant and helps me through the struggles of marriage, work, raising a large family and just life in general. I also love how the messages always are backed by the truth in God's word; the Bible. This church has a heart for the community as is displayed through its ministry to feed the homeless, disciple teens, encourage those in prison and many other programs. I highly recommend this church for anyone wanting more for their life and family.

God is honored here, and i am encouraged! There are ample…read moreopportunities to get involved, too.

I love Maranatha Baptist Church on Waverly in Lansing. The people are very friendly but both…read morePastors, Pastor Ray and Pastor Jon definitely speak of Gods word. I love my Sunday School class and the Church service after. If you don't know Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior stop by Maranatha Baptist church and we will lead Jesus Christ to you. You will love our church. We are faithful servants of our Heavenly Father.

The only place of worship where all are not welcome. Avoid, the staff are only out for the…read moredonations. The staff is extremely short tempered, especially with physically handicapped individuals such as myself. I wish I could rate 0 but 1 will have to do

So you know where I'm coming from...I visited Faith Church for the first time today. I'm sad to say…read morethat I had to walk out, I didn't feel comfortable with what was being preached on the platform. During the sermon when Pastor Jones was preaching, he related Satan as the 'bad guy' in the Bible & how he's a lot like The Joker & Darth Vader along with other villains. Then he shows clips of the movie: "Batman Begins" during his preaching. He read 3 scriptures in the 20 min. we stayed listening but he didn't interpret the scripture or explain much from The Bible or preaching from the word of God. He continued to talk about (his own thoughts) & different characters in movies along with relating it to our daily lives. I wanted to give the Pastor the benefit of the doubt & that's why we stayed as long as we did. I didn't want to walk out but I was very hurt & felt ashamed. It was appalling to me that they would show a movie that had nothing to do with Jesus or our God...& on the platform of the church that's in God's house! I learned more about Superheroes & Villians than anything else. I want to learn about scripture, understanding the word, & growing spiritually in my relationship with God & I don't feel I received that from this church. Maybe today was different from the Pastor's normal teachings, maybe he was trying something new, I'm not sure exactly but I wish this church the best of God's blessings.

I might be a tad biased, but I am drawn to how real this place is. We make a concerted effort here…read moreto allow people to "belong, before they believe." We have people here that are at all spots in their faith journeys - who feel welcome to explore Jesus wherever they are at. I also love how engaged we are in the community - we recognize that to truly love our neighbor, we have to be out in the community serving, than in our buildings. Come check us out!

Life Christian Church is an amazing place to come and experience the spirit of God moving. Their…read moreSunday morning services are very powerful, they have a growing youth program, and some amazing Sunday school teachers that work with the younger children. If you are looking for a church family to belong to, check out Life.

We've been attending IHM for about six years now, since we moved to Holt. We love our parish! It's…read morevery friendly and very diverse (well, for a Catholic church), and the priests, Father John and Father Mike, are wonderful. My husband and I were married here, and our son was baptized here. Our next baby (due in December) will be, as well. There's Mass every weekday, plus Saturday morning, and five weekend Masses (one on Saturday evening, four on Sunday, including a very convenient 6 p.m. one.). I would like to see more confession times -- there's only one hour on Saturdays -- but that seems to be the standard around here. (If you need weekday confession, St. John Student Parish in East Lansing has it after every weekday Mass.) I would characterize IHM as an orthodox (little "o") Catholic parish. There aren't hellfire-and-brimstone homilies or anything, but Father John and Father Mike definitely are faithful to the Magisterium and its teachings. The Creed is said as written, the eucharistic ministers don't tap the crumbs from the Host onto the floor (seriously, I know someone who saw that once at their parish!), etc. One thing we like a lot about IHM is that it's a very family-friendly parish. If you have a wiggly toddler or babbling baby, you won't stick out like a sore thumb. (I once took my son to St. John in East Lansing and felt awful every time he made a peep ... he was the only person there under 18, I think! No one was rude or anything, but I felt like we really stood out.) There's no cry room, per se, but the lobby is glassed in and has sound piped in, so if you need to sit out there, you can still see and hear what's going on in Mass. Oh, and there's also a perpetual adoration chapel next to the church, which is very nice.

My wife and I were married at IHM, our kids were baptized there, and we have been going there for…read morethe last 12 years. From the minute you walk in the door you feel welcomed whether you are a visitor or long time parishioner. As long as we are in the area there is no other place that we would rather be.

Excellent food and environment l. Love supporting local businesses. More people should support…read morelocal

Being an out of state Jewish college student it can be a little lonely when your family is far…read moreaway. When I go to MSU Hillel it really is a "home away from home" for me. Most of the friendships that I have made at MSU are from Hillel. I have met Jews from all over the state of Michigan and suprisingly a lot who are out of state students like myself. Every time I come to Hillel at MSU I am just amazed at all of the wonderful programs and events that they offer. Throughout the week, they have events such as broomball, bowling, lectures on Jewish history/politics,cooking and volunteering programs such as Tzedek and Teva that are very involved with the Lansing/East Lansing community during the year. Every Friday night, they have Shabbat reform and conservative services. Even if you are not in the mood to attend a service you can go to their delicious Shabbat meal every Friday night. During the major Jewish holidays they hold services and serve high holiday meals. Once a month on Sundays Hillel holds a brunch with all of the Jewish favorites such as bagels, lox, cream cheese, brownies, and kugel. WHO COULD ASK FOR ANYTHING MORE? In addition to all of these wonderful programs, Hillel also offers an alternative spring break trip and 2 Israel Birthright trips (winter and summer) during the year. I can not end this review without giving credit to Robyn, Cindy, Audrey and all of the staff of MSU HIllel who are so welcoming and friendly and create these amazing programs mentioned above. They are always there if you need someone to talk to or even to just say hello. MSU Hillel has to be one of my favorite groups to be apart of on campus. I look forward to coming back for the rest of my time at MSU.