Loving church with Bible-centered message! Christ-centered all the way. Highly recommend the Sunday…read moreservice and Wednesday Bible study

Spirit of God moves freely in this church. Pastor gives a sound message. Lively worship. Lots of…read moreloving people too!

we have had a great experience here for our children's religious education. We like the pastors…read moreand church community too.

I visited this school in my job capacity and I must tell you leadership by example comes to mind…read more Respectful young people walking thru the halls. A quiet setting which is how schools Should be. It's not a restaurant or a coffee shop , it's a school, a well run school :)

One of my favorite masses I have attended. Sat in the upper section and could hear the priest…read more Wish there were earlier mass times. The mass I attended was November 6, 2022. Only writing a review because of the Yelp notification. Did not think Yelp would ask for a review of mass

The Traditional Latin Mass is said exclusively at this Church. The way it used to be hundreds of…read moreyears prior to Vatican 2. It is a shame that this Catholic Church is not overflowing of Sundays, especially considering that the Chicago Metro area has roughly 10 million residents.

We've had an excellent experience so far at OPRF high school with two children attending a total of…read moresix and a half years at this point. The quality of their educations has been extraordinary and both children thrived with clubs, intramurals and other extracurricular activities including a study-abroad in Ireland trip for one child and a Washington DC Art History field trip for another. Shout out to the amazing counselors, Special Education team, and social workers. My kids have favorite teachers but too many to name personally. The arts program is the highest quality. Theater, too! The school board has been doing some wonderful work in the past few years. We appreciate the recent policy in support of transgender students and their work on improving racial equity. We have been really happy at OPRF and my kids are lucky to attend.

It is just a good high school to learn new things and to also have some vary fun nice teachers that…read moredo their job well

Great place to be! Student are very engaged in what they do at Speer. Not only does Speer have…read moreexceptional teachers, but the students are amazing! The culture developed at Speer has taught them how to prepare for college. The new building,awesome electives, and athletics is just some of the assets Speer carrries as a school.

This school is so strict for no reason it's so irritating they definitely put Mexicans over every…read morebody the lunch is nasty and the teachers are weird they think a phone is more important than students mental health it's so sad I'm college we won't need to do any of these things

I had 3 children graduate from Fenwick high school between 2014 and 2019. It was a great…read moreexperience for each of them. They each found their own unique experiences (music, film, hockey, cross country, etc) to satisfy their curiosities and provide a network of friends. My youngest son is closer to his Fenwick friends today than he is to his fraternity brothers and college roommates. My daughter transferred in from a picnic high school between sophomore and junior years and found the smaller, more accepting community she needed during those formative years. The faculty, families and priests are amazing. We miss our Fenwick days.

Class of 1983: Education was top tier. Very prepared for college. Sports opportunities excellent…read more Used college level English and chemistry books, resulted in success in engineering school in college. My 4 years of Spanish helped me to work later on a primarily Spanish speaking engineering project, and helped me ultimately marry a Mexican national who spoke no English when we met. Still an excellent school!

Our child transferred to St. Giles School for middle school. The transition was seamless thanks to…read morethe caring teachers and staff. As a new family, we all felt fully supported as we learned the ropes. The tight-knit school environment was a night and day difference from our former public school experience; it was exactly what our child needed, academically, socially, and mentally. A bonus was knowing that our family's faith-based values were shared by other SGS families, contributing to a sense of community and belonging for us.

We have had an amazing experience at St. Giles with our 2 kids. The sense of community is…read moreunparalleled. Classes are small, teachers are committed and responsive. For a small school, the number of extracurricular opportunities that are offered is amazing.

Our Latino Muslims Group hosted an Eid Party here. It is a very nice school, very clean. Parking…read morelot is huge. Can't really review the teachers or anything but for an event it's a nice place to have one!

Beautiful masjid, very clean and spacious. The Friday prayer is never that packed, well at least…read morethe times I went. A lot of Palestinian brothers come here masha'Allah. The sign they have in front with the la illaha illa lah in gold looks similarly like the one MCC use to have in the early 2000's. Hmm wonder if it's the same one because MCC no longer has it.

I decided one Sunday a while ago to make a trip to Judson Baptist Church because I wanted to find a…read moreculturally diverse baptist church in my area. I like this church. The folks here are very friendly and welcoming. I started coming with my boyfriend and the church genuinely showed interest in us. They weren't overbearing or nosy; just wanted to make us comfortable and feel at home there. The architecture is beautiful. Every Sunday you'll be able to hear sermons based on scripture from the Holy Bible. The people here do their best to use the word to comfort and help others. The service is not too long or too short. What would make it better is a fuller choir. Overall it's a very good church.