This church literally would not give a coat or gloves or food to a homeless woman who said she was…read moresleeping in her car. That is unacceptable for a church!!! especially when your church is in one of the most exclusive and expensive parts of Michigan. I will never attend your church again.

I have not attended this beautiful church (.the rating is for their friendliness and the churches…read morebeauty in architecture and Carillon and landscape). however it is a Presbyterian church just so you know what to expect but I have been informed the church was designed and named in such a way that Christian's from all branches of the faith meaning all denominations would feel welcome to attend . It has a giant gothic Carillon for a steeple. So you'd expect lots of beautiful bell music on a Sunday or at a wedding. It would be a beautiful spot for a wedding . Just beautiful. The bench by the water is really a alter cause it's the perfect place outside to kneel down and pray.

My wife and our charter members of Faith Community. We are both active members in our church and…read moreare so proud and thankful for all the Ministries that Faith members are involved in. If you are new to the Novi community or just looking for an opportunity to be involved in a Mission oriented church than come and join us on a Sunday morning. Mike & Suzanne E.

This is a welcoming church that has a strong commitment to mission work. The music program - bells…read moreand voice - is a wonderful enhancement to the worship experience thanks to the gifts and talents of the congregation and music director. There are opportunities for fellowship all year long with a great way to learn about each other and grow in faith.

Very very beautiful church I love it, my…read moreNiece married at this church during covid, some people were from California and some other states and they were amazed with this church.

Such a beautiful church! I went to mass here and was completely taken away! Historically a Polish…read moreCatholic Church with a lot of history! They have great fish fry's every Friday during Lent and you cannot forget about their annual Pierogi Festival! If you are looking for some really good authentic pierogi's definitely come to Sweetest Heart of Mary! I definitely recommend attending a mass, just come to visit or definitely come to one of their annual events such as the fish fry and the annual pierogi festival!

Recently attended a wedding at this location formerly Temple Beth-El on Woodward with stunning…read moreGreek columns on the exterior and vintage mahogany inlaid wood work and painted murals throughout the ceiling. This is an original Albert Kahn building who was also a parishioner. It is great to see the building in the middle of being restore which shows the True Grit and staying power of detroiters. You can tell they're in the midst of paying it back to the community by making it a community center with public programs to help the local neighborhood. The pastor was also on site. He was extremely engaging and explained it is a multi-denominational Parrish so Come As You Are. Which is great in this diverse city of hours I also believe this building is on a historic bus tour with other Detroit Albert Kahn buildings and churches. With any luck this building will be restored to its original Glory and benefit the local community. Definitely worth a look.

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.

It's the second week of Advent, and today I felt called to visit Old St. Mary's Church--Detroit's…read morethird-oldest Roman Catholic parish, built in 1884. The moment I walked in, I was struck by its breathtaking beauty and timeless reverence. I went to confession in one of the old wooden confessionals, and during Mass I was amazed to see they still use a traditional communion rail--something I haven't experienced in years. The choir sang with such purity, accompanied by the rich sound of a true pipe organ. What a blessing it was to celebrate Sunday Mass in a place so steeped in history, tradition, and grace.

Very beautiful church! They're open everyday a little before and after their daily church service…read more We walked in right at the end of mass to see the building.

I was part of a wedding and it was absolutely amazing. The venue was gorgeous and the deacon gave…read morean excellent service. It really was a picture perfect wedding. However, working with Gabriella was quite unpleasant. She seemed irritated from the beginning and we never felt like we were welcome with her. She seemed annoyed when she found out that someone in the wedding party was in a wheelchair. She didn't make an attempt to learn names. I understand there are a lot moving parts to coordinating the wedding, but she could at least try to be more pleasant. Overall, the wedding was beautiful, but her bad attitude could use improvement.

It was a spectacular evening & the Basilica St. Anne De Detroit is stunningly beautiful. This was…read moremy first time here and I enjoy classical music. I really think the Fever concert series is a wonderful opportunity to visit a lot of venues in the city. Everything about this night was beautiful and immersing one's self in the music is simply good for the soul. Music heals, music sets you free and centered in such a spiritual space, brings one a little closer to the almighty. #fever #queen

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.