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.

I don't write many reviews, but I felt compelled to offer a counterpoint to the two negative…read morereviewers that I found here. Reviews should always be taken with a grain of salt. They are the opinion of the reviewer based on his or her experience and they may or not accurately reflect reality. That being said, if you read the parable of the sower in Mark 4, you'll find that the sower sows The Word, but the resulting harvest was determined by the quality of the ground. If you walk into any church looking for something on which to disagree with the pastor, you are likely to find it. Jesus himself said "seek and you shall find". However, if you walk into the church looking to meet God, to get answers to questions and find your destiny, then you will find it. You can certainly find those things at DWO. I have been coming to this church since 2001. I sat under the ministry of Bishop Jack Wallace. It's interesting that the previous negative posters make no mention of Bishop Wallace's house, or the Mercedes AMG that he drove. Or the success that Bishop Gibert had in the automotive world at each of the Big Three, BEFORE he became Senior Pastor of DWO. Anyone who truly knew Bishop Wallace and respected him, would also honor his choice (ultimately God's choice, actually) of who should succeed him. Those that did not, throw rocks, as you can see. God sets the members in the body as He sees fit, you might not be called to DWO and that's ok. The lost are everywhere, and so God needs His people in different kinds of ministries and places of employment to reach them. Seek The Lord and find out what church you are supposed to be a part of, because that's where your provision is. As for me, I am neither poor nor unemployed. The quality of life my family and I now enjoy now are directly attributed to the blessing of God, and the teaching I've received from the leadership at DWO. The pastor is only the most visible part of the church, judge us by our fruit. Come and talk with the members, watch the people being ministered to on a regular basis, see how many souls are being saved each week, find out what we're doing in the community. We aren't the only church like this, but God's power and presence are undeniable here.

Nothing is being done to grow the churches attendance, still teaching the false prosperity gospel…read morethat led to its downfall, unfortunately not multicultural anymore, it's sad

Excellent event. I was so blessed to attend this event. Girls Night In. Great vendors and snacks…read more This was an excellent and first class experience.

I see Christian Tabernacle has moved on up like George and Wezzy.. my former Michigan church has…read morereally out done their selves from humble beginnings on Grand River and Evergreen! It was a pleasure seeing my former Pastor Morman and First Lady Loretta Morman although it was due to sad circumstances it was great to see some old faces (28 years ago) and they never looked more beautiful! So if you're ever visiting Michigan .. Southfield to be exact stop by on Sunday morning for a truly stirring sermon and praise and worship! God is good all the time and the congregation response Is?!!!! (All the time God is good)

Motorcity Church is a beautiful ministry! I'm from LA but moved here and found a church home here…read moreat this church. What I admire the most is seeing how they pour back into the community! Church fellowships at Tiger games, worship nights, events with food, fun and games for all even if you are not a member. Pastor Josh and his family are a blessing and prays over my Godson before he leaves to go back home to North Carolina.

Although I can't claim to be a really regular visitor (especially in the summer), if I had to call…read morea church, "home," it would be Universalist Unitarian Church of Farmington. Everyone we've met there has been super nice, and even after going through a 'new member' class, there hasn't been any pressure to join or donate. After avoiding organized religion for years, this is refreshing. In addition to Sunday services, we've attended a couple other events and seminars, both at the church building and at other sites. The warm and friendly vibe has continued. From everything we've seen, it's a nice place because it's filled with nice, real people. Everyone doesn't agree with everyone, and that's okay. Maybe if there were more open-minded and caring speakers like Reverend Alex in pulpits in other churches, there would be more people in the seats at those churches on Sunday mornings.

Very welcoming parish. I was visiting from out of state and felt at home. Very nice mass…read more If you want a short service or you're short on time, this is the church to go to. They appear to have adopted the concept of an open mass: people come and go during the service basically whenever. This may be to facilitate today's changing attitudes towards church attendance. It seems to be working at this parish, since attendance was notable.

"I'm so grateful to have found St. John Vianney Church! The community is warm and welcoming, and…read morethe atmosphere is truly spiritual. I've felt at home here since the moment I walked in. The church's humble and compassionate spirit shines through in everything they do. Five stars isn't enough - I'd give it ten stars if I could! Highly recommend to anyone looking for a nurturing faith. I have to share something with everyone On Easter I witnessed a beautiful thing that some kids were getting baptized they were adults such a beautiful blessing

What a blessing to have the Knights of Columbus St. John Vianney Council #11772 help fund our…read moreultrasound machine for Crossroads Care Center in Auburn Hills. The KofC St. John Vianney Council generosity enables us to provide life-affirming care to hundreds of women each month. Thank you for standing with us and helping save lives, one heartbeat at a time!

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