Here Are 10 Gorgeous Michigan Churches That Will Take Your Breath Away

The houses of worship in Michigan are truly sights to behold. From the Gothic, Romanesque and Mission-style architecture that grace the cities and townships across the state, there is no shortage of cathedrals and chapels that are worth a visit, no matter your domination. Here are a few to get you started.

10) Cathedral of St. Andrew, Grand Rapids

This Gothic revival cathedral was completed in 1876

9) Mackinac Island Mission Church

This site was built in 1823 and still stands strong.

8) Historic Omena Village Presbyterian Church

This picturesque chapel is in the town of Northport was dedicated in 1858 and was then a Protestant church.

7) St. Florian Catholic Church

Tucked into a residential area of traditionally Polish community of Hamtramck is this historic site, built to serve the needs to heavily Catholic city.

6) St. John the Evangelist Church, Jackson

This place of worship was founded in 1856.

5) St. Mary Catholic Church

This chapel, which resembles a medieval castle, is located in the rural community of Manchester.

4) St. Joseph Roman Catholic Church

This impressive cathedral was founded in Detroit in 1855.

3) St. Paul the Apostle Church, Calumet

This Calumet church was dedicated in 1908.

2) St Mary's Church, Westphalia

This church was established to cater to the needs of the town of Westphalia's German Catholic settlers.

1) Sainte Anne de Detroit Catholic Church

This parish is the second oldest to serve its community continuous in the United States.

There are obviously hundreds of other places of worship throughout the state that are all special for their own reasons. Please do share with us your favorite churches and memories in the comments below!