Kensington is a living, dynamic church that changes to keep current 20-45 year olds in view. The…read morehelp the community around them, they bring kids in from Pontiac for dance & acting classes. They had out Thanksgiving baskets and run to raise money for the Hope water Project, bringing wells to the nomadic tribe of the Pokot in Northern Kenya. Messages are relevant to what's happening NOW in the world. It's a weird world. Pastors at all campuses give messages on the same topic but have their own stories & memories to draw on. KCC is contemporary but sticks to the Bible. From the babies on up to the older people, they fully serve & show kindness.

I really like this welcoming, active, loving church/music, but wow is the music so, so, so, so LOUD…read moreeven with the ear plugs (which give me a stuffy head)!!!

This church is massive. It definitely deserves the name of a shrine…read more The altar is in the center of the church and the pews all jet out from every end of this central altar. You can definitely see the altar at any seat in the building, even upstairs on the balcony. The only difficulty is if you're not facing the main altar, as the priest often will face out one way. The church is the most beautiful during Christmas. It's always well decorated and filled with poinsettias and Garland, streamers and lights everywhere. The other downside of this church is that it's so massively huge, but it does not feel warm and welcoming. I will often go to this church for Easter and Christmas, because if it's close proximity to my house. For regular Sunday visits I will often go to other smaller churches, that feel more comfortable and cozy. Still every time I'm inside of this church in a few, I'm always struck and in all of the interior design and structure of this Shrine.

Great Catholic Church. Worth going to Mass here. What a history it has too. School attached to it…read moretoo.

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.

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!

My Mother is currently a member and has been attending these two churches: Holy Innocents and St…read more Barnabas Catholic parish since November 2015. Their Mission statement is: A parish family- Strong in faith, Professing our beliefs, Thanking God for his blessings, Praying that those not knowing Him may come to know Him through us. Everyone is so welcoming in this community especially Father John, Deacon Mike along with many ushers, Eucharistic ministers, altar servers and a wonderful singing voice by music minister, Ivan de la Rosa. Sunday mass schedule 9 a.m. at Holy Innocent church on Frazho Rd. And 11 a.m. mass at St. Barnabas which is off 10 Mile Rd on Phlox St. They also have 8 a.m. morning masses as scheduled in the church bulletin. There are parish members called special minister of the Eucharist, that visit the sick or the homebound weekly. They have a calendar of events listed in bulletin once a month such as a community dinner every 3rd Sunday at 3:30 p.m. The last Sunday of the month from 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon, is a delicious community breakfast feast to enjoy with great company and conversation which is sponsored by the wonderful group of men from the Knights of Columbus Club. They also offer" Prayer Partners" after every Sunday mass to connect and renew your faith in a loving caring way. Some different churches have different groups with different names for the elderly. Some are called a senior citizen group. Here the group is called "Grace-filled Aging for parishioners 55 and older with different activities throughout the year. They offer here: cards, euchre, bingo to name a few games along with bake sale or mini trips based on weather and time of year. Clergy is: Pastor: Fr. John Wynnycky Pastoral Minister for family life: Deacon Michael Lang, Sr. Office Secretary: Denise(Dee) Antieau-Teno Phone: 586 777-7543 x 100. Office Hours: Monday- Friday 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Closed for lunch 11:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. Upon entering the parking lot at both churches, they have plenty of space and as well as for handicap guests. Outside there's a Usher to greet you at the door and yes, he's holding it open for you or in the lobby based on weather conditions. When walking inside the hall area, are many smiling greeters saying Welcome and Sometimes a Hello Hug before entering the church. EVERYONE has such wonderful personalities with Strong Religious Fellowship. Every Sunday after 11 a.m. Mass there's coffee and donuts to socialize in the Hall of St Barnabas Church. My Mom is so happy, overjoyed and pleased to have become a parish member here to such a great welcoming community in her area. I am always welcomed too as well when I chauffer her on the Sunday's when she is able to attend and experience such friendships.

Beautiful Church, since 1925. St. Peter + St. Filomena…read moreclosed so many of their parishioners are now here. Fr. Pacia is friendly + kind. Donuts + coffee after Mass across the way in the gym at what was St. Veronica School, now Eaton Charter Academy. Mass times are 430 on stirdays, and 900 + 1100 on Sunday's.

We LOVE Heritage Church! It's a great place for families!…read more Our kids enjoy HCkids and my middle schooler loves Wednesday night youth group! The worship music is amazing and every week there is a great message.

I've always considered Heritage Church to be a church for people who don't like church. The…read moreteachings are Bible focused on topics relevant to everyone's life. Struggling with self-image, socializing, our work life, handling hard situations... just everything... and it all comes back to what the Bible says. Gospel, Gospel, Gospel! The kids area is phenomenal! There is a great combination of fun and Bible. I serve in thw nursery. We watch song videos and play. I love this church.

Attended The Monthly meeting of Interchurch Women a wonderful charity organization . They support…read morefood pantrys, school backpacks for needy children,and clothing for all family members. What a great group to be a part of.

Great church! A church full of Jesus' love! Each summer, this church hosts an outstanding one week…read moreVBS program for free. Also offer many kinds of community activities. May God richly bless this church!