Founded in 1996 by Sue Hatcher-Wilson a social worker Family of God began as a small Bible study. It met weekly at the Clark Street YMCA. The group offered support to people facing drug addiction homelessness and mental health challenges. It provided more than just spiritual guidance. Coffee and snacks evolved into full meals. The ministry grew quickly. It soon outgrew its initial space. Family of God moved several times to accommodate its expanding community. In 2002 Jim Hill joined the ministry. He became a key figure. Jim Hill was ordained in 2005 and became the senior pastor. Lutheran City Ministries initially supported Family of God. However in 2013 that support ended. Other churches stepped in to help. They ensured Family of God could continue its work. A significant milestone arrived in 2016. Family of God purchased its current building at 7354 Whittaker Road. This building stands as a testament to the ministry’s enduring impact on Southwest Detroit. It is a beacon of hope for those in need. Family of God continues its mission. It strives to bring the transformative power of the gospel to lives. It offers meals Bible studies and worship services. Family of God exemplifies faith compassion and community service. It is a vibrant and impactful ministry. Its commitment is unwavering. It serves those facing hardship. The legacy of Family of God is one of resilience faith and unwavering love. It continues to make a difference in Southwest Detroit. It’s a testament to the power of community and faith. Visit Family of God and witness its incredible work firsthand.
Silent Assembly of God
Amidst the vibrant tapestry of Detroit’s faith communities, stands the Silent Assembly of God. This unique church, located on Lahser