This church has taken strict Covid precautions, and has been closed for Sunday services & most…read moreactivities since March 15, 2020. But Food Pantry serving the Okemos area is operating. Currently undergoing renovation, with planned reopening in Spring, 2021. Meanwhile, sermons are on YouTube, communication with congregation is thru Zoom, Facebook, e-mail, and hard copy US Mail upon request. When "in session", I highly recommend this church as a welcoming community of friendly, non-judgmental people of all ages. The church serves its community with many many outreach projects, many of them ongoing during the shut-down. One may be involved in as much or as little as one would like to be, membership not required to participate! I love it!

This is a growing church with a vision. You will like Pastor Jessie Still who is a very friendly…read moreand humble man with a heart especially for the young. The church has a great building in Haslett (though a bit hard to find) with Sunday school and a nursery. The music is contemporary with drums, guitar, synth, etc. Well worth checking out.

Life Christian Church is an amazing place to come and experience the spirit of God moving. Their…read moreSunday morning services are very powerful, they have a growing youth program, and some amazing Sunday school teachers that work with the younger children. If you are looking for a church family to belong to, check out Life.

Homeless daytime shelter offering showers , food, coffee, laundry services (laundry lotto on…read moreFridays at 11:00 am). Mail service, phone for local calls, plus much more. Open door is located in basement of central united methodist church at 215 n. Capitol ave. Lansing michigan 48933and is run by Bobbi Morris.

Being an out of state Jewish college student it can be a little lonely when your family is far…read moreaway. When I go to MSU Hillel it really is a "home away from home" for me. Most of the friendships that I have made at MSU are from Hillel. I have met Jews from all over the state of Michigan and suprisingly a lot who are out of state students like myself. Every time I come to Hillel at MSU I am just amazed at all of the wonderful programs and events that they offer. Throughout the week, they have events such as broomball, bowling, lectures on Jewish history/politics,cooking and volunteering programs such as Tzedek and Teva that are very involved with the Lansing/East Lansing community during the year. Every Friday night, they have Shabbat reform and conservative services. Even if you are not in the mood to attend a service you can go to their delicious Shabbat meal every Friday night. During the major Jewish holidays they hold services and serve high holiday meals. Once a month on Sundays Hillel holds a brunch with all of the Jewish favorites such as bagels, lox, cream cheese, brownies, and kugel. WHO COULD ASK FOR ANYTHING MORE? In addition to all of these wonderful programs, Hillel also offers an alternative spring break trip and 2 Israel Birthright trips (winter and summer) during the year. I can not end this review without giving credit to Robyn, Cindy, Audrey and all of the staff of MSU HIllel who are so welcoming and friendly and create these amazing programs mentioned above. They are always there if you need someone to talk to or even to just say hello. MSU Hillel has to be one of my favorite groups to be apart of on campus. I look forward to coming back for the rest of my time at MSU.