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The Episcopal Church of the Incarnation in Ann Arbor was founded in 1984 by a group of lay people who believed they could develop a church by committing themselves to service and advocacy with the poor and oppressed in our community and beyond.
The Episcopal Church of the Incarnation Is:
The Episcopal Church of the Incarnation Is:
Radically welcoming. We open our arms to people of all ages, races, economic backgrounds, genders, sexual orientations, and people from a wide range of spiritual experiences and beliefs. We have been a welcoming and affirming LGBTQ-inclusive church since our founding. We actively affirm that Jesus’ message is grounded in the sacredness of each individual and in the sacredness of our natural world.
Active and contemplative. From our inception, members of Incarnation have answered a prophetic call to create positive change in the world. At the same time, as a community, Incarnation nourishes our deep need for centering and our desire for wisdom. We recognize that each person responds to their own spiritual calling, and to the larger world, in their own unique way.
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