The best church! Tyson Lemke, the lead pastor, is care and an excellent speaker to the masses AND…read morecommunicator in interpersonal settings. I'm thankful to be under his leadership. You couldn't ask for more genuine worship leaders who walk the walk, and the people here genuinely care. Very theology focused. Great church & has grown a lot in 8 years.

This is a great church! The congregation as a whole is very welcoming to new members. The childcare…read moreworkers take time to learn kids names, learn about them, and give them the best childcare experience. One of the pastors, Tyson Lemke, is a great speaker. He is very engaging and is very personal. I would strongly encourage you to check out Grace Bible Church. I can't wait to see you there!

Great church with great people! They make you feel so welcome, no matter who you are.read more

Having been a member of a very similar church in the Detroit metro area, I was hoping to witness…read morethe same positive characteristics: freedom in Christ from man's traditions, simplicity of biblical truth, and a passionate love for God, His people and the lost. The "pastor" taught on the Lord's last supper with His apostles and stated that the disciples had no idea what Passover was supposed to be about. (Huh?) Then both he and the amazingly uneducated youth pastor continued to make incorrect references to basic old testament people and events. Its almost as if they'd never read their Bible. Suffice it to say, it was difficult to stop myself from screaming out and choking these idiots who claim to be teachers of God's truth. I have no idea why this congregation has become popular over the last twenty years. Perhaps it started well and became a cool trend or perhaps it's just another avenue for people to "hear what their itching ears want to hear" for they are merely "blind guides leading the blind." Perhaps when the told me (in writing) that if doctrine was important to me I should go somewhere else, they really meant, "If you actually know your Bible you won't be able to stomach our ignorance."

Love this Church! Filled with great people. The Gospel is preached and the Scriptures are lived out!read more

Such a beautiful church filled with so many families. There are many activities that one can…read moreparticipate in to help form your faith, it has been such a blessing finding this Church as well as the School which offers a Classical Education.

Beautiful church. Love the renovations. The only church I've been to in Ann Arbor but I'll never go…read moreanywhere else.

The minister is sincere and passionate and the congregation, too, are good people. A fine church.read more

FYI this review is about the fish fry they offer, not the church exactly…read more I went to Catholic school from kindergarten all the way til high school and one of my fondest memories, particularly from when I was in elementary school and my grandpa worked at the school, was the Lenten fish fry. Full disclosure, these days I'm not so churchgoing but the pandemic has me nostalgic for warm memories so I really wanted a church fish fry dinner. I did a little internet sleuthing for some Covid safe options and found that St Patrick's offers a drive thru fish fry, Fridays from 4:30-7pm Hot damn, let's do it! Last week I went by around 6 and sadly, just as I rolled up, the sold out sign went up. So, I would recommend coming earlier just in case. This week we went back around 5:30 and had no trouble. The line up is orderly and $10 gets you three good sized pieces of fish, French fries, coleslaw, and a baggie of condiments like tartar sauce and ketchup. Everyone is masked and it took only about 10 minutes max from start to finish. Cash or check only, tho. (And the drive through the back roads of northern Ann Arbor was just lovely. We saw tons of deer and enjoyed the sunshine. It was a surprisingly delightful little excursion!) The fish itself took me back. It's not haute cuisine but it truly hit the spot as my tastebuds were transported back to 1991. 9 year old Annette, chowing down on some fried fish in the church hall with her (now dearly departed) dzadzio by her side. It filled me up in more ways that one. We'll definitely be back! I'm already counting the days till next Friday!

A very sweet, supportive country church. I grew up in this church and loved the community and…read morefaith that it taught me. Pastor Miller gives very well prepared sermons on Sundays. The congregation is small but growing. And the country church exterior is simply endearing.

This is a wonderful, welcoming congregation. Diverse population, in all senses of the word! I am…read morepart of an interfaith family, and I and all family members have been comfortable and supported there. All the rabbis we have had have been wonderful, each in a different way. I celebrated my adult bat mitzvah there several years ago. It was a fabulous experience.

rude hung up on me when I was asking for help seeking information just completely disrespectful. It…read morewas some woman honestly, I don't even recall her name.