I stopped in with a couple colleagues one afternoon. I didn't realize how massive this church is on…read morethe inside or that the grounds had such depth. We stopped by the office and asked for a tour and a woman graciously accepted. It's beautiful inside absolutely beautiful. There is parking off Trowbridge. I would definitely return when I have more time.

Definitely a must see. You can do the self guided Pilgrimage or call ahead for a tour. Beautiful…read morechurch.

Gorgeous, wonderful liturgy, I appreciate Father Paul and our church. Thank you, to our community…read moreas well. God bless.

Love this church it's very traditional the music is traditional as well not much liberal crap here…read morethank goodness I've only been two e but it's much more traditional than guardian angles in clawson sadly St Mary Church did latin mass untill just last year thanks to our terrible new bishop even the alter boys are traditional and a class act smells and bells here sadly last Sunday there was a teenage alter girl this is wrong and they know it but other than the girl it's a powerful mass for how long who knows but for now it's definitely a great traditional mass and very beautiful

Rating a religious organization is not as easy as you would think but Zion definitely gets 5 stars…read more The church is huge and their service in my opinion is amazing. The worship is filled with praise, music and the pastor delivers a very meaningful message almost all the time. What I personally like about this church is not based on its materialistic offerings or aesthetic appeal but rather the peace I get when I am here. It's just priceless. ps: They also offer numerous classes/educational seminars ranging from singles mixers to counseling for divorce for the youth and people of all ages ranging I love this church and have recommened it to my friends.

Pastor is nice and seems to like his congregation. Long winded sermons. This church begs and…read moremanipulates for "tithes" and offerings more than most in the area.

Ive attended this Catholic church off & on for over 20 years. Really enjoy the service, and the…read morecommunity here is great. Attended several weddings here, funerals. They run a proper service, and again the people are awesome. They really make you feel welcome. Racial stats: About 49% black, 49% white, 2% other

Even though I recently attended service here for a funeral and it was a sad occasion the regular…read moreparishioners they are in support of the family including the close family and friends made even outsiders feel very welcome I would gladly attend Sunday service here it seems to be a vibrant in diverse parishioner base consisting a multitude of races and ages it is right next door to u of d and in a good area considering Detroit east side I am extremely curious about the history of the architecture of the church it is very interesting and has a almost Mediterranean feel with C inlaid ceiling panels and rich blue colors not your typical Catholic Church layout

Christ our Light was formed when two former parishes merged. St Columban and St Alan. The parish is…read morelocated in the former St Alan church. The community is friendly and involved. Everyone is made welcome. The church is not large and is extremely crowded especially during holidays. Father Demmer is a pastor that takes time to know his parishioners. Everyone I've ever spoken to there likes him very much.

Great little Church that's very practical and well administered. Father Demmer does a great job…read morefacilitating the Sacraments of parishioners and providing humor in his homolies and personal interactions. Musicians and choir do a great job as well.

Nice church with plenty of parking and activities for the members to enjoy. Conveniently located.read more

I've really gotten to love this church. I started going to mass with my boyfriend and his family as…read moreoften as we could and although I wasn't brought up Catholic I quickly felt very accepted and always left with a positive message. I enjoy the 11:30 mass and even joined the RCIA program to be baptized and converted. My boyfriends kids are in Catechism and enjoy it. His 15 year old after being confirmed even enjoys still going to Youth group once a week. I highly recommend this church if you're in the area.

Very welcoming to visitors! We enjoy attending services and will continue to attend. The music is…read morebeautiful, as well as being of service to others.

I was drawn to the beautiful structure that is hard to miss, towering over the local homes. The…read morechurch was founded in 1865 and built the original church building two years later. The marker is in front of the church and has the same text on both sides. It reads, "This Neo-Gothic church was dedicated on May 15, 1927, Detroit architect W. E. N. Hunter designed the limestone structure, which contains stained-glass windows by the Willet Studios of Philadelphia, Pewabic tile from Detroit and wood carvings by German carver Alois Lang. The tower houses a forty-seven-bell carillon. In 1962 the education wing was erected. The church was dedicated to the founders, who organized the nondenominational Grosse Pointe Protestant Evangelical Church on September 7, 1865. In 1867 the first church was erected at Kerby Road and Lake Shore Drive. A stone and wood-frame building, referred to as the "ivy-covered church," was built on this site in 1894. In 1920 the congregation reorganized as a Presbyterian church." It mentions that it was erected in 1991 by the Bureau of History. There is street parking and of course the church parking lot. The building was closed and secured when we stopped by. [Review 17973 overall - 366 in Michigan - 1494 of 2022.]

Want to start of by saying the church is very welcoming and kind to all who are visiting, If you…read morehave kids It is a great place to take them since they also have sunday school for Kids from k-12. The worship consisted of traditional hymn-style songs with a reverent and structured tone. The music created a reflective atmosphere that encouraged congregational participation and focus on biblical truths. During my time the sermon was about rediscovering Jesus's true identity and rekindle your relationship with the Good News of Christ. The Pastor shared his own journey of progressing away from a rewards-and-punishments type of thinking towards understanding God's love at a deeper level than he had before. The pastor explained that God's love gives you and I salvation and hope for everyone on this planet, that we are God's beloved children and he also used Matt. 13:31-32 to help us see how Jesus' kingdom continues to grow and develop all over the Earth. One area of the sermon that I found to be of disagreement or of Biblical inaccuracy was how the pastor viewed the Bible at times as a political document rather than as a Christ-centered document; however, the overall message was clearly about Christ.

my first time coming here and i feel so welcomed as a person i haven't gone to church since quite a…read morewhile due to needing to figure out what i needed but i will be coming back with my service dog. they helped me choose where i wanted to be and god helped me see i needed to be there