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.

This is a masalla where Muslims can pray. I believe it has an indopak founder. The room is small,…read morebut the bathroom is clean and people show up in pretty big numbers to make jamaat, which is nice. The people are really kind and helpful, and ask how you're doing after prayer. If the front door is locked, make sure to check the side entrance!

This place is an absolute gem…read more I came here as an author/ reader for a children's book story time, and then again, for the festival for children of different abilities. It's clear to see the people who work in this place are passionate about what they do, and you can see it in their work. They go above and beyond putting on events and they have great communication and organization skills. Just coming to the festival, I was able to see how much work and thought was put into it. They had so many vendors and different booths set up, they also had snacks and hot dogs and a petting zoo, face painting and even a sensory room that had the lights off and soothing music for children who might get overstimulated otherwise. I am very impressed. I go to a lot of different masjids and community centers, and although there are a lot that are very beautiful/ new, what you really need at the heart of it is people who are passionate and care about doing what they do. It really is a calling. The community in this area are blessed and extremely lucky to have a place like this.

The Detroit Zen Center is the closest thing I have to a spiritual home on this earth. I have…read moreattended a couple of retreats and a few services, but mostly what I attend for are the working days. It is a peaceful place to volunteer, vice abbot Myungju is a lovely human being. Oh, and of course... the food! Though Living Zen Organics has disbanded since the pandemic, Myungju is beginning to start doing temple brunches again. The first was today and it warmed my heart to see 40 folks digging into mermaid stew, kale salad, butternut squash soup, roasted root veggies, tea, etc like the good old days. The best way to stay updated on when this place is open and what one can attend is through the website. They have a newsletter you can sign up for as well.

Totally raw and vegan cuisine. Only open for dinner Fridays, 5-9, and all day saturday, 11-9pm…read more You must ring bell to be let in and then follow the monk downstairs. Both table and traditional floor seating available. CASH ONLY. No tax, tipping jar optional at the door. Three course meal is set and 12 dollars each. We had kale salad, spinach soup and "pasta" made from zucchini. None of us had ever had raw veggie meal before and we ate everything! (including two 10 year old girls!). The monk serving us was very kind/patient and explained each course, as well as paying special attention that the children learned a bit about the preparation methods. There is also a wall of their own foods for sale and we left with tasty kale chips, flax crackers and raw cashew butter! Yum! Their foods are also sold at various health food stores throughout Oakland county.

This is a beautiful, non-denominational church! The people are INCREDIBLY friendly and welcoming!…read more The choir sings beautifully, the sermon is well delivered, and we have felt right at home from the very first time we set foot inside. Very happy to have found this church!!

Beautiful sanctuary; friendly new minister; ample parking; very friendly folks seem to worship…read morehere. I would go back!

I had the immense pleasure of being welcomed into the SV cultural center and temple. The people I…read moreinteracted with were so kind, loving, and answered all the questions we could have asked! It was a delightful experience to witness such a strong community. Thank you for your hospitality!

South Indian style temple. Sri Venkateshwara temple. Offers all type Poojas and Archanas…read more Amazing food during the weekends and festivals. They also have various kids activities, during some festivals and functions.

It's a very safe neighborhood and the community is small but very friendly they sit together after…read moremass and have coffee or cakes. It happened that I have known the priest father Constantin five years ago before he went to study in Washington DC to get his PhD. Today's sermon was about physical abuse or mental abuse and The priest went straight forward to tell us to forget about our Middle Eastern misbelieved and to embrace our new home USA and be nice to each other. Nice ten min sermon that I rarely hear at Lebanese Churches. Community was welcoming since I know few parishioners here. The choir and the singing was decent and authentic and reminded me of Lebanon. COVID-19 precautions were respected.

So welcoming Feel like it's a place you can belong…read more A genuine place with real people and a real community

Such a kind and welcoming church. Diverse and Jesus loving community in the heart of the city.read more