Come as you are.

Worship includes singing, confession and forgiveness, Scripture, a sermon, the creed, and Holy Communion. Come as you are — we'll help you find your way.

The early gathering is more traditional, usually hymns with organ or piano. The later gatherings are contemporary, led by a band.

Everything from Michigan t-shirts to sundresses. There's no dress code. You'll fit in.

Bring them. Kids are welcome in the gathering. There are also spaces for parents to step out if they want, plus age-ready options during the sermon at the later gathering.

Everyone is welcome to come forward. Because Communion is a statement of our unity of faith, we ask that those who have been baptized, prepared themselves, and share our beliefs receive. If that's new to you, come forward and cross your arms over your chest for a blessing — then talk with a pastor after.

Pastors greet at the doors on Sundays, and a host can answer questions. Prefer email? Fill out the connect form and follow us on Instagram or Facebook.

We're at 1511 Washtenaw, across from The Rock. Park in the chapel lot or on the street Sunday mornings.

No. Come as you are, whether church is familiar or you're just curious.

Sunday at 9:30 or 11, or All Student Gathering Wednesday at 7 during the academic year. Meal, hang time, worship, a message, and small groups.

Yes. Sunday gatherings livestream on YouTube. Watch live or catch a recent sermon, then come in person when you're ready.

Yes. The Common Cup is our coffee shop in the building. Grab a drink and settle in.