This church is neither terribly old -- even by U.S. church standards -- nor a cathedral (Missouri Synod Lutherans don't have cathedrals). Don't get me wrong. It's nice for church crawlers to visit, but Detroit has older and more impressive churches. Also, the hours for...More

Beautiful,old historic church that's worth visiting no matter what your religion is. The architecture is amazing and well preserved. Nice to drop in right after services while they are open.

This is one of the oldest churches in Detroit. It has been known as the under ground railroad for many slaves.

We attend services at Trinity every time we are in Detroit (we live out of state and have a condo downtown). We love it, the architecture, the service, the music, the communion. The pastoral staff is very welcoming

I have been there for Detroit Lutheran singers concerts. At Christmas time there are 100s of decorated doll houses all around. An attractive church.

The church was exactly as we remembered it from 1980! Well-preserved. N o longer has a brewery practically leaning against its walls!

When you attend worship at this beautiful church, you can't help but feel transported to a European cathedral. The many pastors who contribute to the service all combine to make it exceptional. The music you hear comes from the hands of a very talented organist...More