An historic church building on Woodward avenue in Detroit designed by Sidney Badgley. Features an octagonal sanctuary and balcony. Currently abandoned.
Woodward Presbyterian
An historic church building on Woodward avenue in Detroit designed by Sidney Badgley. Features an octagonal sanctuary and balcony. Currently abandoned.
Blaine Synagogue
One of many Jewish synagogues in the city, the Blaine Shul was later sold to an African-American Baptist congregation. The building is now in an advanced state of decay.
Calvary Presbyterian
Calvary Presbyterian Church was built in 1917 to replace a previous church on Michigan avenue.
Danish Brotherhood Hall
Once a meeting hall for Scandinavian immigrants, then converted to a church.
Grand Boulevard Methodist
This church on Gratiot is on the losing end of a tug-of-war between its current owners and scrappers.
First English Evangelical
No details available.
First Unitarian
A small church just outside of the downtown area which has been reshaped by changes in traffic and human patterns.
Word and Faith Center
Word and Faith Christian Center is a former Salvation Army building. It was used by Okuns Ventures as a rental hall until its closing and abandonment.
New Beginings Cathedral
No details available.
St. Agnes Church
A large, empty catholic church on the west side.
St. Stallone
No details available.
St. Thomas
Has anyone seen this church's window?
Starlight Temple of Truth
The Starlight Temple of Truth is an abandoned church located in historic Brush Park.
Universal Hagar Spiritual
Founded by Father George Willie Hurley in 1924, Detroit was home to the first Universal Hagar's Spiritual Church.
Woods Cathedral
White walls, orange carpet, and a baby grand piano set Woodward apart from similar churches in the area.
