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Inclusive worship. Warm community. Grounded in justice.
We are a progressive, LGBTQ+-affirming church in Ann Arbor committed to inclusive Christianity, and genuine community. People of all genders, sexual orientations, beliefs, doubts, and backgrounds are fully welcome. Join us Sundays at 10:30 AM and experience an inclusive Eucharist, warm hospitality, and a community grounded in justice and love.
Rev. Donna Lockhart
About the Episcopal Church of the Incarnation, Ann Arbor
About the Episcopal Church of the Incarnation, Ann Arbor
We are an Episcopal and interfaith worship community. We believe that God's love is expansive, not exclusive. We celebrate the sacredness of every person.
We commit ourselves to peace, and social & environmental justice, and our members walk side by side with one another through life's joys and struggles.
Episcopal Church of the Incarnation Ann Arbor sanctuary
Worship at Episcopal Church of the Incarnation
Worship at Episcopal Church of the Incarnation
We'd love to have you join us. We worship in person, with an option to attend via Zoom.
Worship: Sundays at 10:30 AM
Location: 3257 Lohr Rd., Ann Arbor, MI 48108
For the Zoom link: Email admin@incarnationannarbor.org
Join us for a lively and friendly social hour with food following Worship Service.
Our parking lot and building are fully accessible.
Have any questions? Feel free to text Vestry member Jamie at 734-545-5020.
David Byrd and his students
Our Chapel Was Built by Those the World Often Overlooked
Our Chapel Was Built by Those the World Often Overlooked
The David Byrd Chapel wasn’t constructed by a contractor. It was built by hand — by young African-American men in Ann Arbor, working with donated and salvaged materials under the guidance of architect David R. Byrd. Above the entrance, they carved the words: “The stone the builders rejected.”
It is a significant landmark in Ann Arbor’s African-American history. And it’s where we worship every Sunday.
We offer tours to visitors — you’re welcome to ask.
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