You're welcome here
Wherever you are on the journey — curious, returning, or ready to go deeper — there's a place for you here.
New around here? We'd love to connect with you!
Get plugged in!U of M, EMU, WCC — you're exactly who we're here for. Faith, community, and real conversations.
Tell us about yourself!Going through something hard? We offer pastoral care, prayer, and a community that shows up.
Request CareWe partner with amazing organizations who are already serving our city and our world!
How can I help?A campus church
We exist for students, faculty, families, and our neighbors.
Who we are
Watch a short welcome to ULC video — who we are, what a Sunday feels like, and why you don't have to figure it out alone.
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Join us
Sunday
Wednesday
Wednesday
7:00p during the academic year. One gathering for students: meal and hang time, then worship, a message, and small groups.
Life together
Our vision
ValuesGenuine Relationships. Visible Grace. Authentic Hospitality. Active Faith. Kingdom Partnerships.
StrategyMultiplying Leaders for the Church. Engaging the University. Serving the City. Sending into the World.
MeasuresSpiritual Depth. Other Focused. Sent Posture.
The people behind the mission
Scroll to meet the team. Tap a photo to read a short bio — then come say hello on Sunday.
Manager of The Common Cup
Church Center
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Visit Church Center
Events
The live Church Center calendar lives on our Events page — groups, gatherings, and campus nights.
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.
