Fountain Street Church

8 reviews

+1 (616) 459-8386

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Fortune Feimster at Fountain Street Church for LaughFest 2022

The Western Michigan Gay Men's Chorus performing their 2023 Christmas program at the Fountain Street Church...

24 Fountain St NE

Grand Rapids, MI 49503

+1 (616) 459-8386

http://www.fountainstreet.org

Fountain Street Church is a historic religious institution in Grand Rapids, MI, known for its inclusive and diverse community.

Offering a range of spiritual services and community events, Fountain Street Church provides a welcoming space for individuals seeking connection and personal growth.

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4.58 reviews

Adrianne B.

2/13/2015

**This is a review of Fountain Street Church as a venue.** My family attended a performance of Benjamin Britten's "Noah's Flood," put on by Opera Grand Rapids at Fountain Street Church. The...

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Kerry F.

3/26/2024

*This review is for Fountain St., Church as a venue* Recently, I had the pleasure of seeing Dimitri Martin who was performing at Fountain St., Church as part of laugh fest. I had purchased...

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Matt C.

12/28/2023

Beautiful church in downtown GR. Saw the Western Michigan Gay Men's Chorus perform - they were excellent and the setting was the perfect background.

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F A.

8/2/2015

When I first moved to Grand Rapids in 1984, I was in search of a spiritual home. I was not a particular religious person, but I felt a need to connect to open-minded, liberal thinkers. I fell in...

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Dennis H.

1/23/2007

One of the most important places in my life. Fountain Street Church is where I learned to think for myself about all things involving belief, faith, religion and spirituality -- and,...

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