Great church . Small but full of the holy Spirit. You will live the pastor and his family. Always…read moreso welcoming.

Attended Immanuel Baptist Church (IBC) this morning while visiting from AZ. IBC was friendly and…read morehelpful but more importantly preached the Gospel. It was evident that the congregation loved their church AND their pastor. The pastor was humble but preached with authority as he shared Biblical truths. My reason for attending IBC was when I passed by Wednesday night the IBC campus was alive with activity. The youth and children departments appear to be thriving. IBC is obviously in a growth mode and if I lived here it would be one of the places I'd call home.

A church where you will be feasting on solid, biblical truth taught from a pastor who walks what he…read moretalks. Each year a new book of the Bible is prayerfully selected to dive into as a church family on Sunday mornings, and Pastor Georges ends with personal application which is so impactful for growth and contemplation. Love this place to worship with the Body of Christ and grow in the Lord!!! R. Fisher

St Paul's Lutheran Church is warm and inviting. Pastor Andrew Johnson and John Kaiser send the…read moremessage and are very approachable. They have a way of keeping everyone involved if you wish to be involved and if not that's ok as well. The church was built in 1964 and has lots of history, charm, and warmth. There's plenty of parking and the church can accommodate up to 500 people every service. Services are held at 8am and 11am every Sunday plus a service on Monday evening at 7pm if you want a smaller service. The church offers a contemporary and traditional Lutheran service which is a nice option for those who need a variety. I've been very happy here and the pastor's have always given great sermons that seem to always transition into some event in my life. I believe if you give St Paul's Lutheran a try you'll be surprised and welcomed like family.

I'm not religious at all, but this is one beautiful church. It's a true testament to both amazing…read morearchitecture and Flint's storied history. St. Paul's was built in its current location in 1872 and designed by notable Gothic church architect, Gordon Lloyd. The Gothic-style facade is made up from stones carried over sledges hauled over drawn ice along the the Flint River well over a century ago. St. Paul's initial structure was erected elsewhere in the the city in 1817. Architecturally-speaking, this particular church takes the cake. I think it not only rivals First Presbyterian, located just across the street, but rather surpasses it in terms of sheer beauty. From the gorgeous stonework and design of the intimate chapel to the stunning stained glass panels, arched doorways and intricate woodwork, this one is a work of art. Once you walk inside, you realize that it's much larger than it looks from outside appearances. It has a formal dining room that hosts receptions, a small lounge area, a kitchen and much more. In fact, for the past couple of years, the church has been participating in the city's monthly Art Walk (second Fridays of the month from 6-9 p.m.), along with Greater Flint Arts Council, Buckham Gallery and even First Presbyterian Church. They've actually hosted some pretty nice art exhibitions there as of late, usually paintings and photography, while music plays in the background. It's often a friendly crowd featuring most of the locals hobnobbing their way through Art Walk. We usually try to check out the monthly art walk receptions here as often as possible. There's never the high pressure pitch from the church members hosting events here to join their church or " or "come to worship services, get to know the Lord better," either, so that's nice. In other words, no one has ever has me if I've found Jesus or anything like that. I wish my husband and I had chosen this church over the one we did for our wedding when we got married. Sigh. I can just think of how the pictures would have turned out now if we had...

I grew up going to holy rosary church I enjoy the services very much…read moreits where we had both of my parents funerals they did a great job

Catholic. They are a…read morenice church with an active congregation (it's not all old peeps). Father Paul has more of an United Methodist look and feel to the way he operates the parish. If you go here expecting all the hoopla and traditions of a Catholic church, you won't find it. If you go expecting a simple service with a good group of people, you will be more than satisfied. This is a nice simple Catholic church. 4 stars. (i took a star off because they have no children's service - they expect kids to sit in the pews with their parents, which has its good and bad aspects i suppose, but still).

Pastor Brian preached an amazing sermon yesterday. It's a Wonderful Pentecostal church that…read moreoperates in the gifts! Very relevant for all ages.

Not a very friendly church. My wife and I went several times, even brought our daughter and her…read morehusband and sometimes our grandkids. We were looking join but nobody encouraged us, We signed up to take part in a church activity and nobody every contacted us. Im not sure why but we are moving on to another church.