Churches & Places of Worship near Walled Lake, MI
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3 locations found near Walled Lake
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1850 South Commerce Road, Walled Lake MI 48390
“We've been attending this church for about 6 months after a cross-country move. We attended several other non-denominational churches before settling in at CPCC. The challenge is always to find a church that has solid Biblical teaching AND engaging worship music -- this place has both! Pastor Ken preaches the word unashamedly, passionately, and has a great knowledge and love for people, Jesus, and the Truth. The people are welcoming, and I have been greeted by someone new each time that I attended. We came from a place of burn-out from mega-church life, and this community church has been such a welcome change for us. Can't recommend it enough.”
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36600 Grand River Avenue, Farmington Hills MI 48335
“Love the food, has an incredible taste and is made with so much love. They have a lot of variety including South Indian, North Indian, Italian, indo-Chinese, and more. Prices are great and service is unbeatable! Dietary restrictions: There are vegetarian options, everything is no onion no garlic and filled with different Indian spices and flavors Parking: lot of parking area Kid-friendliness: They’re very welcoming to kids Wheelchair accessibility: There are plenty of wheelchair parking spots”
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29901 Middlebelt Rd, Farmington Hills MI 48334
“We are so grateful that we chose Adat Shalom Synagogue for our wedding weekend. At first, we weren’t sure about getting married at our synagogue since it’s not considered the “trendy” option these days—but wow, are we glad we did! Adat Shalom gave us the perfect setting for everything: our Shabbat dinner, Auf Ruf, Shabbat lunch, wedding ceremony, and reception. The space is beautiful, and we had so much freedom to use it in ways that felt personal and unique to us. Michael Wolf, the Executive Director, was amazing to work with—supportive, flexible, and beyond kind throughout the process. We also want to give special appreciation to the clergy, especially Rabbi Blair Nosanwisch. She officiated both our Auf Ruf and wedding ceremony with such genuine warmth, joy, and intention. Her words under the chuppah were deeply personal, and the pre-marital conversations she led with us were invaluable—not just for the wedding day, but for preparing us for married life. As lifelong members of Adat Shalom, it meant so much to celebrate this milestone in a place that feels like home. We couldn’t imagine a more meaningful or beautiful venue for our wedding. —Rachel (Devries) Wasserman & Scott Wasserman”
