Churches & Places of Worship in Ann Arbor, MI

“We Love this place! The Teeeline body is filled with authentic followers of Jesus that love. The message is preached without agendas and purely out or the word of God! If you want to connect with a family of believers and hear the word preached, please join us, and let's grow together.”

“This is a beloved place of Home/Heart for me in the Universe. Much thanks to Haju and her gang of merry misfits for allowing me to take refuge in the sangria and the Buddha here in blessed Ann Arbor Michigan.I had a wonderful 10 day retreat that helped me to reset my life. In fact, the text used during my teaching was “How to Cook Your Life” by a venerable Proest of South Jorean descent, where this particular sect of Zen Buddhism comes from… but the authors name escapes me. Alas!Anyways! The point is TAKE YOU A RESPITE RETREAT REPAIR yourself here kiddos and weirdos alike.I think it would amuse Haju, as we all need more teachings and learnings right now with all of our people: youngers, MIDDLES!, and Olders. We are all Onē in spirit. I’m getting downloads people, get the own and paper handy since they will be coming to each and everyone. ESPESCIALLY IN DREAM.”

“Todah Rabbah to Chabad of the U of Michigan for your warm hospitality. My son and I were in the area at his baseball tournament. We passed by and decided to knock on the door unannounced for a shabbos kiddush. We were treated as honored guests. Chabad comes through again bringing all Jews together and we thank you.Prof Randal SchnoorKoschitzky Centre for Jewish StudiesYork UniversityToronto”

“We have been attending the Vineyard for 5 years. It has been a tremendous blessing to us. There is a great community with so many people who really care for each other and the local area. A deep commitment to the homeless, a Harvest Fest and Easter Egg hunt open to everyone with hundreds attending, wonderful music, substantive, relevant preaching, and so much more. The events that a couple other reviewers mention were painful to many, but as always there are two sides to every story. Even a community of faithful people trying to follow Jesus make mistakes. But the pastoral staff at the Vineyard have been humble and sincerely committed to caring. We have been impressed and touched by Pastor Donnell's shepherding of our congregation and his willingness to listen to anyone who has concerns or needs. He is actively and transparently working at his faith journey and this is special in a pastor. If you need a community of real people who are trying sincerely to discover how God can be an important part of day to day life, feel free to join us. We'd love to get to know you.”