Best Methodist Church Ann Arbor Near Me

Kevin Payne: Love this church. Truly inclusive.

Bruce Popejoy: Went for Good Friday noon service. Friendly and warm people. Seem to accept everyone.

Marti Boynton Tamaroglio: Celebrated my dear brother's life and inurned his ashes ... The people here are so very kind.

mark kerekes: very nice memorial cemetery

Patrick Brady: Great for AA

Margaret Punch: Welcoming to all in downtown A2. Great programs for toddlers to teens.

Household Six: Wonderful community of parishioners 🙂

J B Moore: Great community church

Billy Keener: I love this incredible community of faith. I go constantly. There is a huge variety of activities for a wide range of interests. Also the sermons are kept relatively short which is a relief for me. I also enjoy the music program and the chances to study faith.

keith radak: Welcoming Congregation. Childcare and Christian education for people 4-85. Wonderful organist and music. Many mission opportunities ranging from local needs to assisting others nationally and abroad. The Wesley Foundation, a campus ministry of the United Methodist Church, is also located in the same building.

Christopher Ford: Great congregation, awesome building, wish it was closer!

Gene A Cross: Thanks

Keith Knudsen: Welcoming church. Very active groups. Excellent music and youth programs.

Shonagh Taruza: Very friendly and welcoming. Inclusive and embracing of differences in sexual orientation, nationality, socioeconomic status, gender and race. Fantastic children's and youth programs as well as adult education opportunities.

Dan Hill: Warm & welcoming. Lots of U staff & faculty, good mix of youth, families & pillars. Excellent youth programs.

Leticia Valdez: My eldest went to FUMCN after we moved here from California. The FUMCN community was very welcoming and helpful to me in getting to know Ann Arbor. My husband who is from A2 attended preschool at FUMCN as a child. My son really became very comfortable at FUMCN and loved Ms. Juli. The following year he got the structure and security he needed in the Young 5's with Ms. Susan. We are so happy he got that year to mature and acquire skills that have helped him be successful in Kindergarten. The young 5's program is small (10 to 12 kids) and quite reasonably priced given the class size.Our youngest is in the 3's right now and loving it. The parents are very sharp, organized, educated and committed. It is true that it requires a lot of parent participation for the 3's and 4's (the Young 5's not so) and this may not be the program for dual working parents. If you are looking for a co-op and want to provide a very rich experience for your kids FUMCN is a great value. Many of the teachers aids are professionals and past parents who loved their kids experience and remain big fans of FUMCN.

Kyle Newmeyer: New Pastor, down to earth and approachable. Beautiful church and gardens.

hyangchul: Very accommodating for my schedule AA. Meeting

David Reeverts: It was a good parking location for a game asst the big house. Cost of packing helps support the church.

John Deyarmond: Thank you for the hospitality

Alena (Nely): Bonita iglesia no más el parqueadero es difícil a conducir

Josh E.: A great place to park for football games.

Gail Weber: Small church with a big heart. Focused on welcoming and including everyone (LGBT etc.), mission/community service, and strong youth program.

Neil Robertson: Lovely community and fully accepting of all peoples!

Steven Anderson: A very nice Church to visit

f.scott leeman: My grandparents went here

Mike Black: We came to believe is one of the best AA meetings in Ann Arbor Wednesday nights at 7:30 pm both men an womens tables kid friendly.The church has a Eater egg hunt Saturday at 10 am for the little ones.

Vanessa Etherton: They welcome everyone. Aa meetings, lgbt etc

Doug Weber: Friendly and inspiring. Great family church

Brendan Horning: Amazing

T C: Great place for private events

Steve Rowley: A great place to feel connected to God.

Ted Maciag: Amy Fedel Benefit Concert

Billy Keener: Beautiful church. Every week i can gaze out the huge windows and see a lot of natural beauty. Rain snow sun its always gorgeous. Only disappment is the night views. Just black and bland. Greenwood is also fumc affliated. Everyone is super friendly here. Granted it is on the liberal side but i dont mind. I just come for the views and the friendships ive formed here over the years

William Spry: I plow snow for them

Keith Knudsen: Nice little neighborhood church.

Mike Nicklowitz: Gail and I have been coming to Greenwood for many years. We have grown spiritual through the rich sermons, music and friendships. The sanctuary setting is also impressive. Greenwood is set on a sloped wooded site with panoramic windows on three sides overlooking a glacial ravine filled with wildlife.I encourage anyone to come and visit. Saturdays at 5pm.

Shonagh Taruza: When I can't go to church on Sunday I love to attend worship here. The people are very friendly and welcoming. The worship is eclectic and inspiring and there is a real community feel to the congregation. It's a small church but it's diverse, inclusive and refreshing.

Dan Hill: Friendly church, thoughtful sermons, a small church feel with large church resources.

Regina Addington: Happy to be a member!

Richard Smith: Attending a funeral we found comfortable surroundings with friendly people and staff.

hyun seok Hong: Amazing Korean church. Good place, people, and pastor.

Hyun Dai: Good