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

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...

Full Gospel Christian Church is an amazing ministry and an unstoppable force for the Gospel. I…read morefirst met Rev. Dr. Wheeler in 1995 as young male of color who was ready for something more and was ready to live for something greater. Since then I've moved to other places in Michigan and in the US but I've followed their message and outreach and never am disappointed.

Beautiful place with even better people who really try to help others which is what honoring Jesus…read moreand his teachings is all about to me.

Absolutely GORGEOUS historic church in downtown Flint! I was fortunate enough to be a part of a…read morewedding held at the church. The church, constructed in 1837, has beautiful high arches inside and soaring stained glass Tiffany windows. The church is so beautiful, it is part of the biweekly Flint art walk downtown. The pipe organ bellows from it's massive pipes. When the lights are on and the pipes are illuminated you get an idea of the sheer size of the thing. They don't make them like that anymore! I met the young pastor who presided over the wedding was clear spoken and had a good sense of humor. The ladies who are members of the church and helped with the wedding were very nice and helpful. My only complaint would be that the A/C was not working very well and the bridal room (where all the girls get ready) was small and very, VERY WARM!

Not sure what I can say. It is a church. A very nice church. Very friendly staff, very helpful…read more We had a family member pass and they handled the visitation instead of doing it at a funeral home. If I lived here, I would check it out.

I grew up here in Mt. Morris. I went to school in Mt. Morris and graduated from here. I went to U…read moreof M. Until my late 20's this was home. I was here when this church was built. Back then it was called United Brethren. I think I was 10. I wrote my favorite Bible verse on one of the beams. I was baptized in this church. I was healed in this church. I was married in this church. My son was christened in this church. And tomorrow my mom's funeral will be at this church. But it's more than a church. The name has changed. The people. The core. They stay. The people are the church. New Beginnings brought just that, a new beginning. Pastor Mike Brown led the flock, supported by Pastor Nan and Pastor Duke, and my favorite, Pastor Don Frey, an absolute ball of energy. He will ignite the congregation with song, and oh what a beautiful voice! They all make a genuine effort not to just make people feel welcome, but to include people. To give people a voice and the ability to contribute in their own ways with their own talents. Pastor Mike has moved to the South and a new Pastor LeClair has stepped up. His words are soft spoken and kind yet impactful. If you are looking for the Lord and good people to worship with, I would recommend New Beginnings.

If you are looking for a worship service that leans slightly to the more traditional, but is…read morebiblical, than look no farther. This place has a suprisingly relevant and great pastor and the most caring people.

Here for a family funeral. Memorial and mass…read more Small gathering area to the left, but only the church space to stand on the sides until mass to socialize and chat with family. Nice stain glass windows, it's a simple and small church, but decorated appropriately for a Catholic Church.

The people in this church are very welcoming and friendly. The Priest is very reverend and preaches…read morea good salvation message. The Sunday night 7pm mass is very intimate and the worship band rocks! Give it a try, you will not be disappointed.