Truly a remarkably tranquil and beautiful house of worship. The gardens are lovely, especially in…read morespring and summer. The welcome center has a lot of useful literature on the Baha'i faith, and it's wonderful to learn more about this incredibly inclusive and peaceful religion, and saddening to hear about the persecution of Baha'i people. I've visited the Lotus Baha'i temple in Delhi before, and the building in Chicago is significantly smaller and less of an architectural marvel. However, unlike the temple in Delhi, the house of worship in Chicago is not a tourist destination. This allows for more serene contemplation, away from the hustle and bustle of the main city. The Baha'i hous of worship is easily accessible by public transport and also has ample parking. The restrooms in the welcome center are spotless. Overall, I highly recommend a visit to the House of Worship. It's not a typical tourist destination, but is instead truly a place for contemplation and silence.

The Bahai temple in Evanston, IL, is the Taj Mahal of North America. Extraordinary setting, design…read moreand craftsmanship.

So nice, so welcoming, great sermon. Great music, very nice people. Would recommend to anyone…read morelooking for a nice community and spiritual guidance.

Agape Chicago is a great church to attend. Everyone is very welcoming. The ministry team are quick…read moreto make you feel like an old friend whether it's your first time visiting or you have been coming for years. The musicians are skilled and passionate. The church also has frequent get togethers, barbecues, etc. I highly recommend that if you are looking for a new church and community that you come join Agape Chicago every Sunday. If you have never attended church you are also welcome and we'd love to have you visit.

Really beautiful chapel! I have lots of fond memories growing up here and exploring all the…read moregorgeous art and statues housed within. There is art just about everywhere you look. Be sure to take the walkway behind the altar or check out the choir lofts to see even more.

I was here for a women's retreat with my church- we didn't go to the church but went to the retreat…read morecenter called Techny Towers. This is a totally cool place with a beautiful sanctuary. The meals for the retreats are very good- great selection with a big salad bar, fruit, soup and then hot choices too. They have basic retreat rooms- very simple but I think they each have their own bathroom and the rooms were very clean. The meeting rooms are also good. Overall I highly recommend Techny Towers for a retreat!

I began attending EBC two years ago when I moved to Evanston. I joined the church quickly because…read moreof the people I met there. Many of them have proven to be true friends as time has passed. The church meets in the lower level of the Fountain Square building at the intersection of Sherman and Davis in downtown Evanston. It's a small space, but not crowded. On the walls hang art, all of which was painted by people in the church. The music is a blend of contemporary worship songs and older hymns. It sometimes has a bluegrass feel, and is played well. A lot of the musicians are Northwestern students and it's not uncommon to see a violin-cello, saxophone, or washboard in the band. Around 1/3 of the attendees are undergrad students, around 1/3 are young singles or couples, and the rest are older. Lunch is always provided by the church Sundays after service. It's a great time to get to know people there. The church currently has three small-group Bible studies, one of which meets on Wednesday nights and reads Bible stories to build up the larger story-arc of the Bible. The other two meet on Thursday nights. One is for men, studying Ephesians. The other is for women, and I don't know what they are studying. The church tries to be good citizens of Evanston, taking part in community functions, cleaning up litter in alleys (Alley-Sheep) and Christmas caroling around Evanston. The pastor holds a PhD in Philosophy from Vanderbilt. He currently spends half his weeks in Louisville, KY teaching ethics and apologetics at a seminary and half his weeks in Evanston. The church doctrine states that Jesus Christ and the straightforward teaching of the Bible is life transforming. Some might call that conservative, others might describe it differently.

This is a great church! People are friendly, atmosphere is energetic, and they preach the Bible…read more Well worth the visit.

I am in Chicago because of this wonderful Church…read more If you speack Romanian, go once. I recommend Sundays or Tuesdays evenings.

One of the best Romanian churches in Chicago! Healthy Biblical teaching and a very talented music…read moreministry. Blessed to attend while living in the city. Also, friendly members.

I'm not sure if the organization is Theosophy or Universalists, but it doesn't matter, they seem…read moretolerant and inviting. The building itself is a very good site for small to medium sized events, I came here for a memorial service.

I've been coming to EHS for about 2 years, and it's perfect for anyone who misses the community of…read morea church but doesn't want to be bogged down by dogma or problematic ancient texts. During their regular program season they get a lot of fantastic speakers, and I do my best to go to all of them, since a lot of times I end up learning even more than I anticipated. I plan on staying here for years to come, especially when I start raising my own family and sending my kids to the Golden Rule Sunday School.

This church is absolutely gorgeous! My friend got married here yesterday and I ended up making a…read morecouple of trips here as the maid of honor. :D The smaller chapel is beautiful beyond words with huge stained glass windows, a fantastically intricate dome ceiling over the front part of the chapel and rustic limestone walls. The entire staff here is so helpful, pleasant and accommodating. If you are looking for a church to have the ceremony for your wedding, I highly recommend Faith at First to you!

Everyone is welcomed here, you will find friends who care enough to bring you closer to Jesus in…read moresuch a wonderful compassionate way

I've been a member of the Evanston Vineyard since 2006 and I would have to say that Jesus is in…read morethis place. Pastors Steve and Bill are two people who've had a great and positive influence on me, my wife and family. The pastoral group is top notch. The church is comprised of all walks of life and that makes me feel so welcome. The worship music and teachings are so fresh week after week. The Vineyard has a network across the globe and we've also attended Vineyard services in Toronto, Seattle, Vancouver and Bellevue, WA. May The Lord continue to bless this church, amen.

I went to Community Christian Church- Lincoln Park location- for the first time today. I was…read moreoverwhelmed by the hospitality and kindness of everyone there. It is a small group, however I did not feel intimidated at all. The guest pastor gave an incredibly relevant and applicable message on grace. The band was incredible and played modern Christian music. I am so happy I found this gem of a church and I can't wait to go back next week!

This is a beautiful inspiring edifice. I love mid fifties style, and am particularly impressed…read morewith the diamond shaped pecky cypress ceiling boards and gothic stained glass windows A few years ago, the day after the Supreme Court okayed gay marriages, the pastor's homily included a talk that studies of identical twins prove that being gay is not a choice. His prior homilies had been awesome. But my affection for dear gay friends combined with my own self-knowledge of my proclivities forced me to (sadly) walk out.

The current pastor leans on very traditional. He also does a beautiful Latin mass on the 1st…read moreSunday of every month which I prefer now as I become more traditional myself as a kind of course correction from the current culture. I graduated from this school back in the early 90s and returned after traveling the world. Fr. also stated that it was my peeps, the Filipinos that kept this parish still alive while so many in the Archdiocese are being closed. Orthodoxy under the radar and a love of the faith can do that. There's still a vibrant youth church and multiple ministries that help the local community. The fact that these things occur and people don't know about them show a disconnection from faith and being involved with the church in general.