My husband and myself visited on a Sunday night (before Thanksgiving). It was a Thanksgiving…read moreService/Fellowship/Meal. The Pastor introduced himself right away and made us feel right at home. The people were warm and friendly. We plan on going back.

I grew up in this church, the website of which acknowledges no history. It is in fact built upon…read morethe ruins of First Baptist Church of Pontiac, the oldest Baptist church in Michigan, which first gathered in 1821. According to its faith statements It remains conservative Baptist/revivalist in theology and social teaching, which is essentially unchanged. My wife and I attended it for nostalgic reasons several years ago and found it has layered on top of this a typical modern American Evangelical multi-campus megachurch ethos. Predictably, everything in its "liturgy" is loud, thin, and modern, especially the music (the congregation used to use a hymnal and sing in four-part harmony). It needs to get with the universal program of white churches, though, and import more smiling people of color to make it visibly Christian.

After a lengthy search for a new church home when we first moved back to Michigan we finally…read morediscovered Woodside White Lake. I am so happy we did! Thru many of life's difficulties I have found my church family to be there walking with me. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a church home or a place to serve or join one of the many different ministries for women, men, children or just come to make a new friend! Honestly, come visit Sunday mornings 9:30 or 11! If you see me say hello! I'm a friendly sort of person!!!

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.

My favorite church! I've been going on and off for 40+years and it's spiritually moving to worship…read moreGod here. Big, clean church with great music and great people. Pastor Loren is in touch with the word of God and teaches straight from the Bible. I highly recommend Mt. Zion if you're looking for a place to serve the Lord.

I'm a little biased because I grew-up at Mt. Zion, but Pastor Loren is a true servant of the Lord…read more Today, as a pastor myself, the metaphor I use when describing my burden to preach the Word comes down to this: people need fresh bread. And at Mt. Zion, that's exactly what you'll receive. No "stale crumbs" here. Pastor dedicates an entire day to seek the Lord for a fresh, prophetic, on-time word for the people. If you're hungry for a "now" word straight from the Father, look no further. Thanks, Pastor and Bonnie for saying "yes" to follow Jesus.

I was only there for a funeral so have no basis for a review. Funeral luncheon and sermons were…read moregreat.

Warmest church around! The rotating pastor situation is kind of like the Lions WR's. All are good…read morerole players who have impacted the community immensely. The usher crew is phenomenal and always have smiles on their faces. The head ush' is a real boss. And let me tell you about the fellowshipping, boy can these people get down when the clock hits 11 bells on a Sunday morning. With the recent gym addition you can also get down on the squash court. You might even be lucky enough to experience the young peoples lead a service, look out! I've even been told the choir has performed at the white house. Highly recommended.

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.

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)!!!