St. Andrews Presbyterian Church

I came on December 24th for the Christmas Eve candlelight service. The ushers greeted me when I walked in, which I appreciated, but after that… nothing. No one said anything to me the rest of the time. I think it was pretty obvious I was a guest. Maybe that’s just how more traditional churches are, or maybe people were being extra cautious, I don’t know. I stayed for the whole service. Afterward, the pastor and a woman in a red dress (maybe his wife or an usher) were standing by the door. She shook hands with the person in front of me but skipped me. That was awkward, honestly. The pastor did shake my hand, so I’ll give him that. Maybe I’m being a little judgmental, but I do think churches can do better when it comes to welcoming visitors, especially on Christmas Eve. Thanks, and wishing you all well. If you’re ever in Michigan, hope to see you there.

3 months ago

I have been visiting for a few months now and absolutely like St Andrews. I found sound doctrine preaching, pastors are very welcoming and they remember your name. People are very welcoming and nice. Bust must important, they stay true to the word of God, no changing God's teaching. I really like it and thank my friend Cindy Bialy for bringing inviting me to come. ❤️👆

7 years ago

I went to EASL classes here, and referred friends to these classes. They are taught by volunteers, and they even offer a light dinner to their students! There's also a child watch service ... I am very grateful for everyone's good heart here. We came also to their Halloween/ Fall festival, our 4 and 2 years old had a blast. Pony rides, bouncy house, prize games... food, drinks, popcorn for $1 each. I believe this is a great gathering place and community service. Thank you 😊

3 years ago

Best church ever! God is at the center of this community - in every way. T.J. Campo's Bible-based preaching of the gospel is intellectually world-class, clearly inspired and bears fruit in every part of the congregation. At 'Parkroad Pres', God's grace is not just a theoretical concept but considered the most valuable gift which comes to life through sharing His love with others. All are welcome: the stranger and the neighbor, poor and rich, young and old, white and black, the non-believer,... and believers. All will find out how amazing, how holy and loving God is, and how much we need Him in our lives. No church is totally perfect (as the church consists of humans and all are sinners!).... BUT: If the Apostle Paul had written a letter to the 'Hollywoodians' (addressed to Park Road Presbyterian Church), it would probably have consisted of only 2 words: 'THUMBS UP!'.

3 years ago

St. Andrew's is strong in believing and displaying the grace of God. This is evident as I have met several people who were accepted, loved, nurtured and discipled at St. Andrews in the most broken and shameful season of their lives. They strongly experienced the grace of God through the people of this church.

9 years ago