Saint Andrew Episcopal Church

Gaylord Methodist Church exists under the Lordship of Jesus Christ, focusing on loving God, learning Christ's ways, and serving others, always for Christ's glory.

Grace Baptist Church is a group of ordinary people seeking an extraordinary God. Whether you're a Christian looking for a church home, or you're full of questions about this man named Jesus, or you're somewhere in between, there's a place for you here.

St. Mary Cathedral Parish is a Catholic community of disciples in Gaylord, Michigan that encounters the risen Lord, is transformed by His grace, and responds generously to His call.

North Life Church is a Bible Based, Jesus following, Holy Spirit led Interdenominational Church Family located in Gaylord, Michigan. Our passion is to build disciples of all ages while sending the church out to live a free life in Christ beyond our four walls.

The Hope Church is an Assemblies of God fellowship of believers following the New Testament model of the early Church, emphasizing the Holy Spirit's gifts and power today. They are committed to loving God, loving people, and serving their community in Jesus' name.

St. Mark's Episcopal Church is an inclusive community of faith, reflecting Christ’s love and ministering to all who hunger in body, mind, and spirit.

The Church of the Messiah is a 149-year-old non-traditional Episcopal church in lower Eastside Detroit, serving the needs of the Islandview community. We are a mixed race congregation which is made up of Black, White, Asian and Latino members.

St. Andrew's Episcopal Church is an open and affirming church in downtown Ann Arbor, embodying God's love for the world through Jesus Christ. They welcome everyone to God's table, striving to feed God's children spiritually and physically.

Spirit of Hope is an Episcopal congregation serving Detroit, Michigan. Rooted in Scripture, tradition, and reason, this church offers beautiful liturgical worship and an inclusive community of faith.

A traditional Anglican parish in the heart of Detroit, using the 1928 Book of Common Prayer and the 1940 Hymnal.