Sterling Heights
72 churches on record in Sterling Heights — from downtown cathedrals to the storefront congregations that shape the city's religious life. 20 distinct traditions, 2 verified entries. It is one of the cities we index across Michigan, and sits in Macomb County within the Detroit-Warren-Dearborn, MI metro area. Its largest tradition is Non-Denominational.
By tradition
Non-Denominational
13 churchesA steady community in Sterling Heights.
All 13 in Sterling Heights →Catholic
12 churchesA steady community in Sterling Heights.
All 12 in Sterling Heights →Baptist Churches
11 churchesA steady community in Sterling Heights.
All 11 in Sterling Heights →Christian
5 churchesA small but living presence.
All 5 in Sterling Heights →Community
5 churchesA small but living presence.
All 5 in Sterling Heights →Lutheran
5 churchesA small but living presence.
All 5 in Sterling Heights →Full Gospel
3 churchesA small but living presence.
Browse Full Gospel →Orthodox
3 churchesA small but living presence.
Browse Orthodox →Notable churches
St. Matthias Catholic Church
Living Waters Tabernacle
St. Rene Goupil
№ 04
Saint Basil the Great Byzantine
Assemblies of the Messiah
We are a FULL Gospel - Scriptual based - assembly teaching the Hebrew perspective from the Word of our Creator. We are Sabbath keepers and share the name of the Messiah as document...
Flint
How do I find a church near me in Sterling Heights?
We list 72 churches in Sterling Heights, Michigan, across 20 traditions. Every entry carries the street address and map coordinates, so the nearest congregation to you is the one closest on the map above, not the one that paid for placement. Nobody can pay to appear here. 2 of them hold a verified Google profile, which is where published opening hours come from when a church has them. If you are looking for a particular tradition, the largest in Sterling Heights is Non-Denominational with 13 churches; the filters above narrow the list by tradition or by first letter.
Where to begin in Sterling Heights
For a first visit, the editors recommend three churches: St. Matthias Catholic Church (Catholic), Living Waters Tabernacle (Non-Denominational), and St. Rene Goupil (Catholic). Together they offer a representative sample of Sterling Heights's worship life.