Best Deaf Church Ann Arbor Near Me

Mike McDowell: Charitable to the local community which in my opinion is one of the most important aspects of a church.

Liz Ferrell: Parking is $20.00. Easy in and out. Public restrooms in church. 1 mile walk to stadium.

Bryan: Great place to park for a UM game and also help out a local charity!

Cody Smith: Great place to park for Wolverines home games.

Andrew Cardon: A very warm, atmosphere. The pastor does a good job. Every speech is directly related to your own life accomplishments and issues.

Heather Eady: A church where everybody knows your name! Small nondenominational church with casual atmosphere. Everyone is very warm and welcoming. Sunday service is at 10:30 a.m. (so you can sleep in!) with a nice mix of music and preaching. Darryl makes his sermons fun.

Andrew Chipouras: My wife and I decided to check out this church based mostly on the location after having attended Reformed and Catholic churches most of our lives. We have been really happy with our experience and are now members. The church is made up of a diverse group of people and everyone is very warm and friendly. The pastor Darryl is a fun, down-to-earth guy who gives inspiring sermons and puts the focus in the right place. The church is very active in putting on community events and other activities. If you are looking for a church in Ann Arbor, I would highly recommend checking this one out!

Molly Chipouras: My husband and I decided to check out this church based mostly on the location after having attended Reformed and Catholic churches most of our lives. We have been really happy with our experience and are now members. The church is made up of a diverse group of people and everyone is very warm and friendly. The pastor Darryl is a fun, down-to-earth guy who gives inspiring sermons and puts the focus in the right place. The church is very active in putting on community events and other activities. If you are looking for a church in Ann Arbor, I would highly recommend checking this one out!

william fairful III: Nice, friendly church

NELSEN: Wonderful place to interact with others while the children have fun.

Jeffrey Buchanan: Sermons based on Scripture with talented teachers. Lots of small groups to dig deeper into God's Word and connect with the Christian community.

AC1: It's pretty cool!

Joseph Perry: It was greeeeeaaaaat!!

Philip David: Awesome church, great kids program and an indoor playground open all week to the public, the worship rocks, literally and the Spirit is there, preachers rotate and worship leaders so it's always fresh

David Oswald: The Experience was Awesome, Awesome!!! Want to be able to do it again, how about every month? Not Once A Year!!!

Emilee Kloster: Lots of space for the kids to get their engery out! Fun slides and equipment to play on too.

Sarah Woo: Fun indoor place for children to play.

Clint Lemasters: Wonderful, family friendly community center. Our kids enjoyed playing and I enjoyed coffee from their coffee shop.

Tony Hessenthaler: Always fun and clean - open to everyone. They got rid of the foam pit during Covid. Check the schedule before going.Indoor playground area and astroturf area for kids to play any time of year, often a kids movie playing in background.They allow outside food & drink, but also have a little cafe. We've never encountered any religious pressure or proselytizing while there, but their church materials are available for those interested.

Isabella W: Great indoor playground for kids ages 2-12. Perfect spot to get run around when it's cold outside.

Lana .Kov.S.: Really nice Holliday decoration, we wrote a letters to Santa))))

Philip Burtt: Always friendly faces on a Sunday morning! Great place to come throughout the week with your kiddos too! Awesome play area!

Melinda Keillor: Enjoy the service & commitment to community. Love the prayer app. Friendly. Welcoming. Open to new ideas.

Roberto Velázquez: Muy buena iglesia

Mike Toler: My second time here haven't been to church in years. My life need some change and it started with coming here. Great people great community ill be back next week it's worth the drive. The coffee is good too lol.

Patrick Meyer: Great place for kids and to find community!

Eric Thompson: I've moved a lot so I've been to a ton of churches and I must say this one it's not like any other church I've been to it's awesome. Not to mention the people there are incredibly friendly almost like family I feel. Definitely found the church I'll be at every Sunday.

Stephanie Trax: I didn't want to love 242. We had been attending another church for over 10 years, but visited 242 a few times. Each time, I couldn't stop thinking about the message or the service for days and sometimes weeks. Over the pandemic we started watching the services on tv. We ingested what we heard and noticed it was having an effect on our lives...reading the bible more, praying more, changing things. It just seemed like there was fruit of the holy spirit that we couldn't ignore. So we made the hard decision to switch churches and I'm thankful we did. And of course there's the added perk of great coffee and a play structure for the kids:). That's just icing on the already awesome cake, though! (oh and just a note, it took me awhile to discover there is a great hiking trail in Saginaw woods right next door...for outdoor enthusiasts, it's a nice place to get out in nature after the service!).

Njeri Gachie: Very good church to attend. Feels like home. The pastor, the members, worship team and the bible study groups are such a blessing all the time

V K: This is the place to go for me. Feel at home here.

Jay Rogers: Great service with powerful preaching and a friendly congregation

Jane Deng: I did not grow up Christian, so the thing I like about this church is that it is a good mix of lifelong believers, people who've gotten disillusioned and come back to the church, new believers, and seekers. I also like that the pastor reminds us that it's the daily little things we do that ultimately help us grow in faith, instead of those big monumental life choices. In short, make choices that cultivate kindness, pay attention to people around you, and decide to be honest about who your are (and what you are not) and authentic about your struggles. He's well-read but also makes references to pop culture, so I think his messages appeal to a wide audience. I've been attending for 6 years, which is the longest i've attended any church. There are actually 2 other locations each with their own pastor, all of whom are great - approachable, humorous, and down to earth. However, they do have different styles of preaching and different worship teams, so if you enjoy variety but want to stay with the current sermon series, it's nice to pop over to one of the other campuses.

Mark Bracey: I am so happy to know Christine Anderson and of all the wonderful work she does with Grace Church to better our community!! keep up the great work, Christine!!

Regina Addington: Warm, welcoming, open...and expanded!

Pided Piper: first time there but I felt right at home very similar to a church I went to for years in White Lake Michigan even has the same name Grace these are authentic Christ followers the best kind them out pretending they're saved they are being saved by being together and Commenity with Christ the head oh and the feet and everything else or he is all we need and the source of our salvation and we are saved by grace he gives us if we believe but what else can we do once he gets inside of us there's no running away anymore so it's nice to have a church and be in the body of Christ it's the only way for authentic living at least then in my opinion it's all about family a family of God it's hard to find good churches but I think I found one

Ryan C: I always love the message and community at this church. Would recommend to anybody looking for a church!

Hunter Greenfield: Wonderful, welcoming place to worship. We have really enjoyed seeing our daughter thrive thanks to the children's ministry team.

Payton James: I highly recommend this church, whether you’re a seasoned church-attender or it’s your first time, it’s a genuine experience of what church is supposed to be. It’s a welcoming community of everyone, no matter what. Grace Ann Arbor has so many incredible missional partners locally as well as around the US and the whole world. Getting connected to small groups, serving in the kids ministry or the greeting team are all great opportunities to get involved with the community and get connected.

Don Bromley: I’ve been attending Grace Ann Arbor since the Fall of 2013. I absolutely love the simplicity, authenticity, and generosity demonstrated by the staff and leaders. It’s been a fantastic place for me and for my family.

Livio Silva: Nice Structure and staffing

Andres Calvachi: This is a great church in town. The pastors always deliver the message on point.

Christine Anderson: The very first time I visited Grace Ann Arbor, I felt so welcomed. They immediately made me feel at home and got me plugged in. It's an amazing community of believers truly dedicated to the message of the Gospel.

David Reeverts: Very good church with pastor that preaches from the bible

Madelyn Clark: From the moment I stepped into the doors at Grace Ann Arbor, I felt at home, and I continue to love the community cultivated here.

Brooke Avon: Grace Ann Arbor Church has such a welcoming environment. Also a great place for kids!

Jane Park: We have been regularly attending Grace Ann Arbor since 2014, and became members a couple of years ago. Finding a solid community in a new area was challenging when we moved to Michigan from southern California nearly seven years ago. But we were welcomed at Grace, and soon after empowered and encouraged to serve in various ways. Today, some of our closest friends are fellow Grace members. The children and youth ministry is wonderful, led by staff and volunteers who are dedicated to the teaching of the Gospel. The leadership team is thoughtful and intentional, embraces diversity and inclusion, and is transparent and forthcoming with the congregation. Above all, this is a church that aims to be Christ-centered in all things. More than just a gathering spot on Sundays, Grace is a place where non-believers, new believers, and returning church-goers alike have a seat at the table of Christ, from which we're sent out into our respective communities to "go and be the church."If you are curious about the message of Jesus, if you have felt rejected or marginalized by the Church, if you are looking to rededicate yourself to the gospel, if you are looking for a church that's more than "just church," I hope you'll give Grace a try.

Sarah Tankson: I really Love the atmosphere all around. I didn't have to search for anything but the location. I made it to church but my wheelchair broke down on the way back. I was able to listen to the sermon and I really enjoyed the true dedication to God, that was in the church. It was a total different experience of worship without gossip. Many churches really need vans to help the disabled get to church. I really felt the presence of God everywhere. More support systems and funding needs to go to awesome churches like these, in our area.