Been going here since I was baptized. It's a wonderful, welcoming community. I love that this…read morechurch does not discriminate any gender, race, social status or ethnicity. The new priest is wonderful and has great energy. His sermons make me think long after I've left to head into my week. The choir is beautiful if you attend the 10am service (8am is spoken Eucharist and lasts about 30min, choral Eucharist at 10 last about 40min-50min depending on the service). We are very blessed to have so many talented singers and a very talented organist. But we need more choir members! Coffee hour after the 10am service is a great time to chat (the 8am service go to breakfast together, they welcome all). Someone is always bound to welcome you to their table or into their conversation. The service is traditional by Episcopal standards. We take communion, we pass the peace, say prayers of the people. We gather afterward for cookies and coffee or stay in the sanctuary to enjoy organist, Jim Bain's performance of a Bach piece or other classic work. Hope to see you some Sunday soon!

The most amazing teachings I've heard in along time !!!!!!Love Pastor Scott!! I would recommend…read moreanyone go here. It's a great place to fellowship. They're down to earth they're humble !!!!

It's my church, what can I say, it's awesome! I feel grateful and blessed everyday that I was…read moreguided to this amazing church. .....I had felt lost and uncertain for a long time. Nearly a decade was spent trying to find a church for my family. It all stated after my son was born. My boyfriend and I at the time tried to get him baptized. Not even our own church would baptize him because we weren't married. The churches where our parent forked our thousands of dollars to have us go through all the catholic rituals. We sought out several other churches, all which too, turned us away. I was heartbroken, hurt, disappointed and even angry. Aren't we all just Christians trying to make this world a better place?? Then in the spring of 2016 I started to see all the local info about Vacation Bible Schools around our community. My kids have always loved all the VBS they have done. I loved that the Christian world was in their heart. We weren't weekly church goers. Although God was always in our hearts, my husband and I didn't talk much about the Bible much in our home. Until Lakepointe, we hadn't even attended church service for a Christmas or Easter in the last 8 years. Lakepointe is currently a mobile church which means we set up and tear down every Sunday to have our service. We currently have our service at Lutheran High North, located at the North West corner of 24 Mile and Romeo Plank. Our service is every Sunday at 10:30 am and EVERYONE is welcome to come! When I was first introduced to Lakepointe Church I met Pastor Scott at the office (on Van Dyke, south of 21 Mile Road) to learn more about the church. What started as "meet and greet", turned into a confession of feeling lost, alone and confused. I had been on a long search for a church that my family could feel welcome at, a place that we would love to attend and eagerly want to visit. A place where we could just be us, and not feel judged. By the end of our over 2 hours talk I knew this was our church! I instantly felt like I belonged. I laughed, I cried, I confessed that I felt lost and wanted more for me and my family. Pastor Scott just sat and listened with compassion and patience. The peace I felt talking to him made me realize that my search for a church was over. I knew this place was where me and my family belonged. We just had our 2 year anniversary with Lakepointe this summer and I feel so thankful that God lead us to Our Church. Not only do my husband and I enjoy all that Lakepointe has to offer, but our 5 kids are so eager and excited every week to attend. I simply can't say enough good things about what this church has to offer. Not only do we just attend church, but myself and whole family have become involved in so many ways. Not just in our church but in our community. I'm the head of our food pantry that provides for the community and anyone in need. We've provided meals and clothing for sex traffickers, set up "Mom tents" at local festivals and events so mother's could nurse and change their children. We've volunteered at the Tara Grant 5K yearly, and do a dozen of other FREE community events like "Trunk-or-Treat" and "Movie Night" throughout the year. We currently are a mobile church, which means we don't actually have a church building, but that doesn't take away from the awesome services our Pastor Scott gives every Sunday! And our worship group- WOW! I can't tell you how many times our singers and band members have moved me to tears! They are amazing!! If you're looking for somewhere to belong, looking for a Christian based community, that's void of all the "stand-sit-kneel-pray"*repeat*, looking for a fun, laid back, relatable services then please do yourself a favor and come check out Lakepointe and learn more. Everyone is WELCOME! Come as you are!! Look for me, I'm always in the front row. I promise you will not be disappointed! P.S. we are located at 24 Mile and Romeo Plank, inside Lutheran High North High School, look for the giant waving Lakepointe banners!

A beautiful, very friendly parish of the Malankara/Indian Orthodox Church. The services are sung in…read morethe traditional Syrian chant of the Malankara Orthodox Church, sometimes in English and sometimes in Malayalam. Anyone with an interest in Orthodox Christianity or south Indian (Keralan) culture would find St. Thomas' Church a good place to visit!

It's very welcoming and has a good kids ministry as long as the youth and the youth pastor and the…read morepastor is very kind hearted and giving

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.

If you are Catholic and in the community this church is for you. This church specifically has a…read morespecial place in my heart. Not only was I baptized here when I was a baby but I have fond memories of coming here during Lent Christmas Easter and other holidays with my parents growing up. I also attended their catechism here which top mold me into the person I am today. It was held every Wednesday and still has helped to this day. If you're looking for a home Church this is one surely not to pass out. There is a younger priests here now and a lot of the original followers as well. This church does so much for the community I can't even begin to start to say the extent of the kindness they radiate. They help people who don't have enough money during Thanksgiving holidays and donate Thanksgiving dinner. If people cannot afford clothing St Vincent de Paul comes in and you are greeted by a very sweet lady who will come talk with you and make sure your children are properly closed for the winter season. And at Christmas time they go above and beyond to make sure every child has something small to open on Christmas. They remodeled this church about 15 years ago and the warship Sanctuary is beautiful. There's also a place where you can go and light a candle for a loved one or someone who's dearly Departed. Unlike these modern Christian churches this one is an original one of those Originals where it is so good there is no need to change anything. I will continue to come here and I will continue to bring my children here because I know if they're here they're getting the word of God properly. Check the board for updates as well as their website God bless.

Church is not my favorite place on the planet. It's not like I'm against religion, but I'm not a…read morehuge fan of "organized religion". I'm an escaped Catholic who's gone back to being a "C&E Catholic" (Christmas and Easter appearances only) due to family obligations and commitments. Maybe the random baptism, confirmation, etc., ...but it's certainly not a regular thing for me by any stretch of the imagination. Now, the only reason that I'm telling you that is to put the four stars in context. For me to give a Catholic Church four stars...well, that pretty much takes an act of god to pull off...pardon the pun. The sermons are mellow, not the "fire and brimstone" kind. The people are, for the most part, friendly. Parking is easily found. It's a nice building. The entryway is really well done and artistic. Nothing I've ever attended there has ever lasted more than an hour. If you're feeling the need to dip your toe in the waters of religion (again, pardon the pun), then this might be a good option for you.