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A new COVID variant has made a concerning resurgence. Masks are strongly suggested in the building, but no longer required.
N95 or KN95 masks are highly suggested but surgical masks will be provided at the door if you arrive without one.
N95 or KN95 masks are highly suggested but surgical masks will be provided at the door if you arrive without one.
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Community GardenWe have a community garden on our property open to the public.
Get on the 2024 waiting list by emailing littlefieldgarden@gmail.com. Learn more on our Community Garden page. |
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Resources
OfferingsMail your offering to
3633 W Big Beaver Road Troy, MI 48073 or send an offering online
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Public AssistanceDetroiters can receive food box donations at the Church of the Madonna at Oakman & 12th Street in Detroit on Wednesdays beginning at 10a.m. Pull up and a food box will be placed in your car.
The Oakland County website has a list of organizations offering assistance for County residents during the COVID19 pandemic. Food, legal, LGBTQ+, language, health and mental health services, among others.
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About Us
"A very inclusive congregation. The sermons are very thought provoking, the music fills me with spirit and the people are very welcoming." "I love this church community. Insightful inspiring sermons, fantastic music & the most caring, kind, fun congregation ever!" |
We are an inclusive community - all are welcome!
In recognizing Christ’s calling to treat others as we desire to be treated, Northminster Presbyterian Church welcomes all people, regardless of sexual orientation, color, gender, politics, religion, age, social or economic class, ethnicity, nationality or disability. We value all members of the community. We consciously strive to create an environment of mutual respect, hospitality & warmth in which none are strangers and all may flourish. Visit our beautiful outdoor Interfaith Labyrinth! We are a member of the Detroit Parish Council cooperative. 
In the foundational parable for the Matthew 25 vision (Matthew 25:34–36), those who meet the needs of the hungry, the thirsty, the stranger, the naked and the imprisoned are the ones welcomed by the king, who then recognizes them as his sheep. Each of those conditions that Jesus lists, added together, constitute systemic poverty.
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We are members the Presbyterian Church, USA and are partnered with the following groups:
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