Universalist Unitarian Church of Farmington — Attraction in Farmington Hills

It's a church. It's non denominational, but nonetheless a church. We felt welcomed and the congregation was nice and we loved the youth and the strive to be diverse and accepting of all. However, there were constant redundant inquiries about our jobs from the same member(s) almost every week (we tried it out for about 6 weeks). At first, we thought nothing of it, but after about 4 times it was getting strange and made us feel scouted out about our incomes. We get it, like any other business churches need financial support and if you are going to be a member you need to "buy in" so-to-speak. This is not talking bad or down about the institution, it's just the truth. With there being an entire sermon about financial support and giving more we knew what membership involved. Finding a community where you don't feel like your value is based on how much money you can provide is difficult nowadays. It's just the way it is. With churches of any caliber you never really feel like you are giving enough and it can become lackluster and make you feel out of sorts. Thank you for letting us be guests and feel out the UU community. It...

The mission statement of this church is "Seek answers everywhere, include everyone, live with compassion," and they truly live by their word.

I've been attending this church for over 2 years and I became a member a little over a year ago. They have interesting, thought provoking services, and I enjoy the lack of dogma and "required" thought. They truly encourage everyone to explore the Divine on their own, but they provide a community with which to do so.

The members are all very kind and intelligent people who I enjoy interacting with. The minister is a very sweet lady with a great sense of humor.

I am agnostic, but I still feel at home at this church and I enjoy learning about world religions and Christianity in a no-expectations environment. Other members are of varying faiths and I enjoy and appreciate discussion with them.

If you've never been to church or you feel like an outsider at your own church, I encourage you to visit here and see how UU churches do service. I have found it to be a place of inspiration for my self and my family and I have made friends in this church who I...

This is a wonderful church. The people are very welcoming and yet not pushy They are real seekers of many paths. I have met Buddhist, yogis, Christians, and non- Christians. We all talk and except each other. Very open minded folks are...