Locations
Join us for our exciting series of business meeting lunches, each featuring a unique speaker each week. Enjoy a time of fellowship as we pair delicious meals with discussions. Whether you're looking to network, learn, or simply enjoy food, there's something for everyone at our lunches.
St. Clair County
Wayne County
Macomb County
February 2026
February 2026
Be a Make-A-Difference Sponsor
If you or your business/organization would like to sponsor a COMPASS luncheon, please let us know! We are in need of more sponsors. Make-A-Difference sponsors are individual and business members who are helping COMPASS keep lunch costs down by helping us "make up the difference" with an extra $100 donation on any given month.
Sponsorship includes having a brief time during the lunch to speak about your business/organization, you may pass out literature, and be recognized as the sponsor on the COMPASS website. Consider becoming a Make-A-Difference sponsor: call us anytime throughout the year at 810-966-8660 or email us. We'd love to partner with you!
October- Solitude
You are bombarded with messages all day, every day, from everywhere. Whether you are in the workplace, at home, or with family and friends, these messages come at you with consistency, and with intention.
They come when you're on our computer, listening to music, scrolling through social media, and even when you're putting gas in your car. All of these messages are pulling for your attention and often distracting you from the work, the person, or the situation that truly needs your attention. These messages become noise...and too much noise can be spiritually distracting and damaging.
Are you listening to God as He speaks, or is the noise drowning Him out?
Jesus was a master at the practice of solitude. He made it a habit of regularly removing himself from people and distractions in order to spend time alone with his Father. Solitude removes the noise and allows you to experience His deeper restorative work and reflect on what He is teaching you.
If this practice was an anchor in Jesus life, shouldn’t it be in yours too?
Matthew 14:23
“And after he had dismissed the crowds, he went up on the mountain by himself to pray. When evening came, he was there alone,”
Mark 1:35
“And rising very early in the morning, while it was still dark, he departed and went out to a desolate place, and there he prayed.”