A warm and welcoming synagogue, very family oriented and known for its Sisterhood Shabbat Kiddush…read morefollowing Saturday morning services - the "best in town!" The Sisterhood of Congregation B'nai Moshe has an active membership with women of all ages (20 somethings to 90 somethings) and all backgrounds. The young adults and young families are rising in leadership with the guidance and support of Rabbi Kantor who himself has a young family. It would be hard to surpass the energy with which Rabbi Kantor approaches his role, bringing new ideas, religious, social and community based social action to the synagogue.

The people are super nice and very welcoming. I truly appreciate this church for the reason that…read moreit is teaching you the Bible not just they way that they want to make you learn

I first started coming here when I moved to Michigan a little over three years ago. It is a big…read morechurch and it can feel overwhelming when you're new and you don't know many people. I ended up moving away for the past two years and moved back a few months ago. I knew I wanted to come back here, because I love Wednesday groups and my son loves Awana. I started to get more involved at Woodside, I even joined the Woodside running team and ran the Detroit International Half-Marathon with a few team members! I have met more people, I have grown personally through many opportunities here and I feel at home. This is a wonderful church family, come and join us! I promise you won't regret it!

Last Sunday, the pastor of EMBC preached a message claiming that he threatened to beat his sons for…read moretrying on dresses when they were younger. He also told parents, from the pulpit, that if they catch their boys playing with their sisters dolls, they should teach them to burn the dolls. This is not the first violent message from Pastor Tracy that I have heard. I once heard him rejoice when 300 Muslims were killed in a tragic accident in Mecca in 2013. I heard him brag that he would like to run over protesters with his car. When I was a member as a teen, I heard him joke about hitting his wife, and encourage his children to bash other children's heads in with bricks from the pulpit. I was sad and horrified to learn that he has not changed his violent messaging. If you are the kind of Christian who wants to see anyone you disagree with (including children) beaten and killed, I guess EMBC is the church for you. If you are the kind of Christian who wants to follow Jesus and love your neighbor as yourself, try elsewhere.

I have been a part of this church for 20 years and it's a very loving congregation! I thoroughly…read moreenjoy the services here ,and the ways EMBC helps each other within their own church body,and also into the community!

This is a great place…read more The people are down-to-earth and non-pretentious, and the building is new and nice looking. In addition, they have multiple minyanim on Shabbat--And play groups for children of every age. Very strongly recommended for all people, but especially for parents with young children. My sons are excited to go every single Shabbat.

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)!!!

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

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.

I used to attend this church. there are some very supportive and nice people that go here…read more but there was one older lady who thought I was after any man at the church because I got a divorce. (which was not the case). she was very critical of me so I stopped attending and found a better church. also there was another woman who I worked with at a restaurant and we were friends, but several years later she and her husband would come into the restaurant where I worked and give me dirty looks. since she disliked me that much why didn't she and her husband go to another restaurant? very strange and weird person. how many restaurants are there in detroit? a million. sad unhappy person. goodbye.

I enrolled my kids at Peace 5 years ago, and haven't looked back! The minute you walk in the door,…read moreyou know that your kids are loved and safe. The older kids look out for the younger kids, and it is amazing to see the relationships that they develop with each other. The teachers at Peace are amazing...they honestly care about every student that enters their classroom. Any time I have had a question or concern, they have been prompt and worked with me to remedy the situation and put my mind at ease. I love that my children are not only learning the state requirements but they are also learning the love of Jesus and surrounded by it every day! My daughter started high school this year, and chose to go back to public school. She has straight A's, and is well-equipped with the education she needed. I highly recommend Peace Lutheran School to anyone looking for a Christian school for their child.

I love this church! I've been going for over a year and have grown so much in my faith now that…read moreI'm in a good Bible-based church with such a LOVING Pastor - Dr. John Marine and the most informed and caring assistant Pastor ever - Michael Brady! They preach right from wrong always and do not waver! THEY ARE VERY CLEAR WHAT WE ALL NEED IS --- Romans 10 9:10-13 -- That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved. 10For with the heart man believeth unto righteousness, and with the mouth, confession is made unto salvation. 13For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved.

Let me preface this by saying that I'm not baptist, but have been to churches of various…read moredenominations including Baptists when it was a special occasion for the friend who attended that church. Such was the situation. I felt completely unsafe. This church is 100% not following covid regulations. Great, there's a hand sanitizer machine in the lobby, but other than that, very little precaution was taken. I counted maybe three people wearing masks, and one lady, who I guessed to be in her eighties - I heard her almost apologizing to people that she was protecting herself. people were also seated just too close together. A few pews were roped off here and there, as a mere formality, as everyone else in the remaining pews was crammed together. As far as the church service, I felt it was a meeting of the mutual adoration society. Any Scripture reading was limited to the last 10 minutes, which was just a couple of lines taken from here and there in the pastor didn't seem to be able to connect them. Everyone seemed friendly, so I won't give them one star only, but if you really want to go somewhere to hear the word of God in a meaningful way, look elsewhere. If you just like to sing (um, I thought that was a covid no to sing as a group?) and say "Amen," well, maybe it's for you.