Religious Organizations in Chicago, IL

In 1993, Bishop Agee planted a seed given to him by God and that seed was Praise Temple Church Baptist - A Ministry of Restoration. After hearing from God, Bishop Agee called together a group of four other individuals: Rev. Martha Robinson, Bernadine Sandifer, Dean Tate and Courtney Jones. These four

Whether they are young or old, hungry or addicted, homeless or friendless, Catholic Charities sees the face of God in those in need. By delivering food, clothing, shelter and counseling, we bring hope to the hopeless in the city of Chicago and its suburbs. Catholic Charities: All about aid and just about

A church community of faith focused on serving God manifested as three persons, namely, as Parent, as Child and as Holy Spirit. We aim to be students and disciples of scripture, church tradition, reason and subjective experience. We humbly submit to truth that is the outcome of proven knowledge and superb

Welcome to the Official Website of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, Incorporated, a Pennsylvania Corporation, administered by the Office of the General Secretary and Chief Information Officer of the African Methodist Episcopal Church (AME Church) This site is the gateway into the AME Church Online

St. Bride Parish proclaims the authentic truth of the Catholic Church and believes that we're an important part of the Church's ministry. We are committed in building community through living out the message of Jesus, cultivating the spirit of service to God and neighbor. We trust that religious truths

Journalist Alan Isaacson supplies a helpful study of this phenomenal ministry in his book Deeper Life, talking with many members of the church who told him how Christ has miraculously intervened and changed lives in response to prayer and the proclamation of the Gospel. In Pastor Kumuyi's own words:

In the midst of a heavy blizzard in 1843, nine men and some women met at a grocery store on the corner of Franklin and Lake Streets to organize a congregation. Saint Paul was chosen as the name for the new congregation, and five men were asked to select and obtain a building lot. The group asked Chicago's

1858:The pastor of the First Methodist Church of Chicago (now the Chicago Temple) organized a class and founded preaching in a frame house on Indiana Avenue near Twenty-Second Street in order to serve members of his flock who had moved to a remote southern suburb of Chicago, viz. From Eighteenth Street