Sundays at Red Tree
All week long we’re bombarded by lies and disappointments that cause us to run spiritually dry.
Our gathered service of worship is intended to portray the beautiful drama of the good news of Jesus Christ.
Join Us On Sunday
Sundays
What to Expect at Sunday Worship
Each worship service is a time for spiritual renewal as God himself personally encounters us through biblical, expository preaching (walking through passages of scripture week by week to unfold the meaning and application) and encourages us through the sacrament of the Lord's Supper (we dine at the Lord's Table weekly to find nourishment for our souls.
Register for Nursery
Our nursery is available every Sunday for children ages 0-3 years old. You can register in advance, or you can register in person.
Watch Our Latest Sermons
Local Legends
Ryan McVicar | April 12, 2026
History's Strangest Phenomenon
Ryan McVicar | April 05, 2026
One Step Forward, Two Steps Back
Ryan McVicar | March 29, 2026
The First Gentile Church
Aminidab Castro | March 22, 2026
Hunting the Bounty Hunter
Ryan McVicar | March 15, 2026
Our Worship Services are held in the Rogel Ballroom in the Michigan Union | 530 S. State Street, Ann Arbor
Parking is free on Sundays. You can find a spot on the street or in the nearby parking garages.
We will never single you out as a visitor and will make every effort to warmly welcome you. We are eager to meet you. Please know that our Hospitality team will also be stationed in various places to answer any questions you may have.
The Red Tree Nursery is available for children ages 0 - 3 years old. For children ages 4-7, we offer Kids’ Bible Time which provides an age-appropriate bible lesson with a corresponding song and craft that point our children to the gospel of Jesus Christ. Families with school-aged children are encouraged to worship alongside their children.
Our worship is celebratory, yet reverent. Our hope is for you to experience worship services marked by a “joyful gravity.” Our worship is rooted, incorporating liturgy and practices from the ancient church. Our worship is real, with weekly liturgy crafted by the pastors and contextualized to the uniqueness of our contemporary cultural context. Our worship is renewing, with preaching that is expository (unfolding scriptural passages rather than focused on a particular topic); liturgy that is participatory (everyone participates rather than the worshippers seeing themselves as an audience at a concert); and sacraments that are observed regularly (we dine at the Lord’s Table weekly to find nourishment for our souls as God intended).
At Red Tree, we have a high view of the arts as a good gift from God; the arts help us explore what it means to be human, and in our liturgy, theologically and musically rich songs and instrumental meditations are modes of praise, thanksgiving, and spiritual nourishment.
About Us
We want Red Tree to be a place of welcome, hope, and healing for all.
Whether you are churched, un-churched or de-churched; skeptical about Christianity or simply curious; a committed follower of Christ or a confused Christian, you will find a community where serious and genuine conversations take place about the claims of Jesus Christ and the brokenness and beauty of his church.
Contact Us
Have Questions? Get in touch with our staff.