We are a diverse, caring and distinctively Christian church family serving Ann Arbor and the surrounding communities. Our teaching is expository and thoroughly Bible-based. Come as you are — we would love to get to know you.
The service
We sing hymns, pray together, and hear a sermon that works carefully through a passage of Scripture. Dress is a mix — come comfortable. Services are also streamed live and on YouTube.
Your children
A well-staffed nursery for ages 0–3 in every service (you're welcome to stay with your child on your first visits). Sunday school for all ages at 9:45, Junior Church through grade 6 during the morning service, and Truth Trackers on Sunday evenings.
Getting here
On the east side of Ann Arbor, with parking on site. If you don't have a way to get here, we will come and pick you up.
We have given definition to the term Dispensationalism. Then we considered the practical usefulness of this approach to understanding Scripture. Last time, we got down to the proposal at the center of this series, that we should maintain in our minds a clear distinction between Israel, the church, and the future kingdom. In this message we continued to look at Acts 1:3-8 and some other passages that demonstrate clearly the distinction. We also mention that it is helpful to keep the kingdom (in the age to come) distinct in our minds from eternity, which will follow the kingdom and be somewhat similar to it.
Pastor since 2006. Ph.D. in computer engineering from Michigan, M.Div. and Th.M. from Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary. He and Naomi have three sons.
Appalachian Bible College graduate, serving at FBC since 2019 and as assistant pastor since 2022. He and Kalee have three children.
Attending Fellowship since his youth; called as a deacon in 2013. Works as a computer programmer. Married to Jael, four children.
Joined the deacon board in 2021. A chemical engineer working on automotive and environmental issues. Married to Janette, three children.
Nursery, Sunday school, and Junior Church during the morning service.
Bible memory, devotions and lessons on Sunday evenings.
Youth group meets during Sunday school while adults are in Bible study.
A home church for U-M and EMU students and young adults in Ann Arbor.
Sunday morning classes and Wednesday evening study and prayer.
Help from Scripture for the struggles of life, offered to the church and community.
Missionary families and agencies we pray for and support.
A week of Bible lessons, songs, games and snacks for the neighborhood's children.
If it's the Bible you want, come to Fellowship Bible. And if you are not yet a Christian, that is the best reason of all to visit — or to start by reading about how to be right with God.