Churches in Redford

Active churches in Redford

11677 Beech Daly Rd, Redford
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2 sermons

Types of churches in Redford

Non-Denominational Churches in Redford

Many congregations along Telegraph Road and the I-96/Schoolcraft corridor emphasize modern worship, casual dress, and practical, Bible-based teaching. They often host neighborhood small groups for commuters and families in the South Redford and Redford Union school areas, plus outreach like food pantries and backpack drives.

Traditional & Liturgical

Long-established parishes and mainline congregations around Beech Daly, Six Mile, and W Chicago prioritize historic liturgy, organ or choral music, and classic stained-glass sanctuaries. These churches draw multi-generational Redford families and offer sacramental life, seasonal festivals, and service programs that support local seniors and longtime residents.

Neighborhood Storefront Churches

Smaller fellowships meet in converted storefronts and strip centers along Five Mile, Telegraph, and Beech Daly, keeping worship close to Redford’s bungalow-lined blocks. Expect intimate services, midweek Bible studies, and grassroots aid—clothing closets, rides for neighbors, and partnerships at parks like Lola Valley and Bell Creek.

Young Adult Churches in Redford

Congregations with active young adult groups serve early-career residents commuting to Detroit, Southfield, and Dearborn, often offering late-morning or evening services. Look for coffeehouse-style community nights, service projects near Rouge Park, and networking-oriented groups that meet close to convenient I-96 exits.

Sermon clips from Redford churches

47s
“submit to the process now. I'm not telling you that that every day you you're gonna get it alright, but you yield to the holy spirit. And when you mess up, you make you get before the lord quickly. And say, I've messed I mean, David messed up, didn't he? He messed up. He was watching Bathsheba killed her husband. But what what happened with that? What happened with that? He immediately got before the lord and said, I messed up. Don't excuse mistakes. Stop blaming mistakes on your past. Stop stop being a victim. Influence without compromise.”
41s
“So you have to learn how to shut it down right where you are. You have to learn how to clean it up right where you are. Influence without compromise. He was not compromised in the place of authority. Amen. He was not compromised when he had an opportunity with Potiphar's wife. He had much influence with no compromise. The lord will not promote, especially in these last days, compromise. I don't care how gifted you are, how talented you are, how much education you have, how many people are singing your praise or backing you up. You cannot be used as an end time Joseph if you are compromisable.”
42s
“I'm talking about shutting down through the Exodus Road Project, shutting down sex trafficking rings. Not just rescuing, shutting it down. You can do that with wealth, with added people, with added resources. Are you understanding? Hallelujah. With me and my whole block. How about we buy the block? Why is it other cultures have grabbed on to this and the church is still arguing whether the tithe means 10% or not? Well, well, they come on.”
31s
“All to operate and to flow at a new level with all eight of these lessons is gonna take the entrance of building yourself up even more so in your heavenly language. Hallelujah. Hallelujah. In order to not get an attitude when you're rejected, number one, it's going to take to be built up in the holy spirit. Instead instead of letting rejection turn to bitterness then to unforgiveness, now you're not walking by love and faith works by love.”
25s
“"We stand firmly on Romans 8, 28, that God will take anything and work it together for our good and for his glory. We stand firm on Genesis 50, when Joseph told his brothers, you meant it, everything you did, you meant to kill me, but God used it to put me at second command over Egypt. I needed to go through these difficult things because God used them for ministry."”
25s
“"Well, I'm telling you what my dad started, we're going to finish it. And we have a double portion to do it. I said, we have a double portion to do it. And I'm telling you today, Psalms 132 or something, you find it, says that the anointing will flow down like it did from Iren. his head, down to his beard, down to the bottom of his garment."”
28s
“"You're going to run to the Holy Ghost. Lord, help me. Lord, strengthen me. Your word says your, your strength has already been made available. Lord. Lord, I receive it. I pull from it. I need it. Huh? We ain't going to be on Facebook. You know, I need 10 people. Or Instagram. I need a TikTok. I need 10 people to just give me a hug right now. No."”
26s
“"Then, then, Minister Nate talked about this morning. Did we not preach and preach and teach and teach that there is a river of joy made available through the well of the Holy Spirit. Now, all you have to do is tap in. And it'll start flowing. So somebody said. I can't, you know, I can't believe you're going to church. I said, what? And do what? And do what?"”
27s
“"Remember, hope is for the future. Faith is for now. So I have a future hope. Future hope. I have a hope for the future. But of that future glory. Stay with me. But faith grabs on to what the Holy Spirit has made available to me right now. Faith has made available. The Holy Spirit. Has made available. And I grab on by faith and start producing the fruits of the spirit."”
24s
“"For we, verse 7, we live by believing and not by seeing. Or old King James says we walk by faith and not by sight. We are fully confident. And we would rather be awake. Away from these earthly bodies. For then we will be at home with the Lord. Stop talking about grandmama wants to come back. No, grandmama does not."”

Why Redford churches are unique

Set amid tree-lined bungalow streets and two local school districts, churches in Redford lean into close-knit, practical care that serves neighbors within walking distance. Many congregations host weekly assistance and youth initiatives, reflecting a town where faith and daily life intertwine. You’ll often find multi-generational church communities, food pantry and clothing closet, and after-school tutoring and mentoring.
Bordering Detroit, Redford churches reflect a mix of African American heritage, longtime Midwest families, and newer neighbors, creating worship that blends choir-driven gospel with modern sounds. Teaching tends to balance heartfelt devotion with solid biblical grounding and social responsibility. Look for gospel-influenced worship and choir, blended traditional and contemporary worship, and expository Bible teaching.
With many residents commuting along Telegraph Road and I-96 and working varied shifts, congregations often design flexible schedules and community spaces that fit busy lives. Seasonal events spill into local parks and the Rouge River corridor, pairing spiritual life with hands-on neighborhood renewal. Families frequently seek out strong kids programs for young families, weeknight services for shift workers, and community service and neighborhood cleanup.

Recent sermons from Redford churches

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