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Mount Hope Church

We're all about equipping you to reach your full Kingdom potential. Mount Hope Church is a family of believers who love God and love people. We pray all would feel welcome and enjoy an atmosphere of peace and acceptance. Healthy relationships are vital for spiritual growth and true change, and we have smaller groups where relationships can begin and flourish. From infants to young adults, we have services tailored specifically for their ages. Kids (infants - elementary), Youth (Grade 6-12), and Young Adults (18-26) have a great balance of fun and spiritual focus, including positive, encouraging presentations and times of worship.

South Church

South Church was born in the hearts of a small group of believers who met to pray at the home of George Isbell. These members of the First Baptist Church of Lansing felt the need for mission work on the south side of the city. On May 26, 1889 they organized a Sunday School. By July of that year the small church met weekly for Sunday School and a midweek prayer meeting. In October of that year, a small building was constructed on South Street and named the South Street Chapel.

Unitarian Universalist Church

Though the origins of this church are in 1847, the present structure was built in 1971. Unitarian Universalist Church of Greater Lansing is a welcoming place for those looking for spiritual answers. It is also musically inclined and has partnered with Ten Pound Fiddle to host concerts in their hall. The shows are mostly folks and roots music. Besides these, they also host Christian concerts. Visit them on Sundays to enjoy their worship sessions.

Life Christian Church

A Spirit filled friendly church in Lansing MI. Apostolic Pentecostal. Ordinary people , Happy enthusiastic worship, Friendly, Heartfelt preaching, Bible believing, Opportunity to grow in Christ

Judson Baptist Church

At Judson Baptist Church, we believe that God is love and that God shared His love with us by coming down in the person of Christ to walk with us, suffer with us, die for us, and rise again to make us free. This firm belief gives us both hope beyond death and meaning in our everyday lives. Together, we proclaim this good news, praise our Savior, encourage one another, and reach out to a world desperately in need of God’s love.

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