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International Connections is online!

Welcome! We would like to meet you! If you’re an international student or scholar living in the Ann Arbor area, our programs are a great way to get to know the area and make new friends. At International Connections  you can learn all about what we offer, including many ways to connect with Americans over video-conference.

Covid-19

As we emerge from the pandemic, we encourage you to please continue to be active in prayer, in tithing, and in keeping in touch with each other. We want to continue to worship together, grow together, and serve together in this season, even though it might still look a little different! You are invited to stay connected to the ways we can do this by visiting our blog or signing up for our Connections weekly electronic newsletter or visiting our new YouTube channel. Currently our building at 1717 Broadway is open, but we do recommend masks be worn indoors. We continue to use the CDC’s risk levels for our county to guide our policies.  Our church office is open in-person three days a week—Monday, Tuesday and Thursday—and you can contact the office to request to use space in the building.  Grace and peace.

Recent blog posts

Holy Week 2023 (3/23/2023) -

Food and Faith (3/22/2023) - Written by Barb Fichtenberg, Hunger & Poverty Leader for the AACRC Social Justice Team Most of us probably don’t think about it very often, but there is a moral dimension to one of our favorite activities—eating! As people of faith, how can we help ensure that all people have access to food that is nutritious, […]

Reviewer: Phil Boonstra, AACRC Social Justice Team (12/22/2022) - Voices of the Border: Testimonios of Migration, Deportation, and Asylum Edited by Tobin Hansen and María Engracia Robles Robles 239 pp. Georgetown University Press, 2021 Reviewed by Phil Boonstra, SJT Immigration Leader Who gets to tell your story? This is a question that comes to mind while reading this collection of first-hand stories of migrants’ […]