Great small, family friendly, church. You will be welcomed here NO MATTER what! This is what a…read morechurch family feels like and I LOVE IT!! Sunday School. Adult bible study. Fellowship. Potluck meals weekly. New Members classes. THEY HAVE FOOD PANTRY! They also do amazing things for the community. What a GREAT little church they have!

The first time I went to White Lake Presbyterian church, everyone talked with us and asked if we…read morehad received their welcome gift. The next week people remembered us. I loved the sermon! I t was based on historical events that happened in the Old Testament (They even had a time line posted on the wall- Loved it!) The Pastor helped us relate to these significant biblical events and the messages and lessons that could make a difference in our lives today and now. I also liked that the service was the responsibility of numerous members of the congregation-not just the Pastor's responsibility. There was a since of ownership among the congregation. A real since of community!

Been going here since I was baptized. It's a wonderful, welcoming community. I love that this…read morechurch does not discriminate any gender, race, social status or ethnicity. The new priest is wonderful and has great energy. His sermons make me think long after I've left to head into my week. The choir is beautiful if you attend the 10am service (8am is spoken Eucharist and lasts about 30min, choral Eucharist at 10 last about 40min-50min depending on the service). We are very blessed to have so many talented singers and a very talented organist. But we need more choir members! Coffee hour after the 10am service is a great time to chat (the 8am service go to breakfast together, they welcome all). Someone is always bound to welcome you to their table or into their conversation. The service is traditional by Episcopal standards. We take communion, we pass the peace, say prayers of the people. We gather afterward for cookies and coffee or stay in the sanctuary to enjoy organist, Jim Bain's performance of a Bach piece or other classic work. Hope to see you some Sunday soon!

This wonderful church is full of great believers. Truly, God is doing good work through this…read morecongregation. I know because they saved me! The focus from the church leaders is on right living and a relationship with God. Their straightforward approach is comforting and their welcoming attitude is encouraging. Check them out!

Nice little Church in Madison Heights. The building is a older one, but it has been well…read more maintained. Christian Services are provided in both English and Chinese (Mandarin). They also teach Traditional Chinese (Taiwan Mandarin) classes every Saturday morning throughout the school year. Registration begins in June for the upcoming year. Call to inquire about tuition. The classes are geared towards younger children to get them started early. Pronunciation (tones), reading, writing, and speaking are the main foci. Students are placed based on ability not age. There is an adult class, but you learn the same basics of speech and literacy. The unique thing about this school is that the majority of the students are not Asian, but they all speak Mandarin!

Holy Martyrs is a beautiful Chaldean Catholic Church both before and after its interior remodel. I…read morefeel very in touch with the Lord while going here and feel very relaxed overall. The Mass times are pretty perfect and aligned with my schedule. I overall, just really love coming here.

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.

Wonderful, small church! The members are very friendly and welcoming. The pastors give great…read moresermons going verse-by-verse through the bible.

This is not our regular church, and we've only been here once, but in that one visit it was a 10…read moreStar experience- without a doubt! I was familiar with Heritage Church prior to our visit, (I bring donations to their food pantry) and knew they were running 7 services over Easter weekend. I asked my kids if they would like to attend on Saturday as we we near the church- they screamed with excitement!! No joke! So to service we went! The building is situated in the back end of the parking lot, with ample parking. We walked in and we immediately greeted from all angles. I said it was our first time, and without hesitation a friendly woman walked me back to the kids area. Insert the WOW factor here!! The theme was the current movie "Sing" with giant movie quality cardboard cutouts all over. My kids gasped and screamed in excitement- the place had a Playscape inside! The kids area is set up by ages, so that the children learn and play with peers of same age. Everyone was so friendly, it was an amazing community and I instantly felt welcomed. I couldn't get over how many people were buzzing around the building yet it all flowed effortlessly. After I checked all 5 of my kids into their designated area I made my way to the auditorium. Again, nothing but welcoming gestures, hellos and smiling faces. The service was great and the band was mind blowing! That band!! Oh man- uplifting, energetic and really sang messages that spoke to your heart. It was a great service, words don't do it justice. And yes, I'm ok admitting that a few tears were shed during my time there. God is good! My kids had a blast, I loved it. If you're looking for somewhere to belong, or are just curious about Heritage church I say GO! Go check them out. I'll be back.

Music was so loud and flashing lights were making me dizzy and hard to find my seat after i stepped…read moreaway had to use my flashlight on my phone Granted the people were friendly, it felt more like a spectator event and did not feel the calming peace and Holy spirit that I would feel in other churches I had visited

A great place to find guidance whether you are a devout believer or just someone looking for…read moreanswers. Either way, I couldn't think of a better place to come together as a community and worship. Holy Cross also has an amazing children's program called Hearts, Hands & Voices (www.heartshandsvoicescamp.org/) that is headed by world-renowned composer and musician Michael Burkhardt. They also just added a labyrinth, which is an ancient mystical tool, usually in the form of a circle, with a meandering but purposeful path from the edge to the center and back out again.

A very user-friendly place of worship, where a lot of activities are offered, like yoga on the…read morelabyrinth, drumming circle every month, and lots more. Sermons are relevant and forward-thinking. Highly-rated coffee and treats served in the Abbey. You won't need a Starbucks coffee after tasting this coffee! Everyone is welcome!