I love the singing and building but I don't think the members are too friendly. No one is coming to…read moregreet or speak to the guests. Also, I came on a Sunday and the doors were locked. Never heard of a church being closed on Sundays and they don't baptize people whenever they are ready, they baptize them on their baptism Sunday which I don't believe is according to the Bible

They offer a welcoming and inclusive environment and they always have activities/events going on.read more

A relief to have a church for prayer candle lighting stop I usually do while traveling. Beautiful…read morechurch in the middle of an industrial Chicago area. Very clean, serene and majestic. You feel secure since there's security staff on site. Prayers said, candles lit (electric). Saturday made.

I visited St. Peter's Catholic Church off Madison St in Downtown Chicago since it was close to my…read morehotel. Whenever I visit Chicago, I usually go to Holy Name Cathedral. It was nice to change it up. As a visitor to St. Peter's Church, I felt welcomed and I enjoyed the beautiful and peaceful place. It is a beautiful church in the city!

I appreciate how the church stays true to biblical teachings in everything it does. The messages…read moreare grounded in Scripture, and it's clear that the leadership prioritizes God's Word in all aspects of ministry. It's inspiring to see a church that remains faithful to the gospel and encourages its congregation to live and love like Jesus. I have been deeply and meaningfully encouraged by each service I attend. The pastors are anointed to deliver the freedom that only comes through Christ, and they humbly encourage personal insight into how God wants to speak to you as an individual. Attend if you are ready to be challenged to put your cares at the feet of Jesus and let him minister to your soul. The music is world class. These musicians aren't simply "song leaders", they exude an attitude of worship and joy that invites a connection with a Holy God that is intimate, and it prepares your heart to listen. Be still, and rest.

I only came here once in person but immediately something felt off. Call it the Holy Spirit or my…read moregut but the sermon didn't feel very biblical at all. I did some digging and their core values and beliefs don't seem to align with the Word. The pastor was just mumbling and he was just saying a whole lot of nothing. The sermons seem to be very surface-level literally just repeating what the Bible says word for word, without an in-depth intellectual analysis of the Word.

Holy Name Cathedral Parish is beautiful and located in Downtown Chicago. I always visit this church…read moreany time I'm in town. The Masses I've attended in the past have had great homilies (sermons) and the people were very welcoming. The wooden beams across the ceiling are marvelous and the exterior is as beautiful as it is inside.

Highly recommend going here for church! The cathedral is beautiful inside, the priest was funny…read moreand the homily was easy to understand, amusing, and relatable. It's easy to get to via the red line (only around the block from the Chicago red line stop) and they are welcoming no matter your attire - hats, activewear, etc. so long as you were down for mass, you're good!

Absolutely beautiful church tucked away from the busy of the city. Went for Christmas Eve mass…read morebecause it was going to be close by and it was beyond expectations! The music was cheerful with an old pipe organ on the second level. The pastor was very inviting and warm, and his holiday message hit just perfectly for me. After service we took time to appreciate the artwork and sculpture throughout. I will most definitely return!

We came here after appointments in River North. We loved the central, urban feel of this church…read morethat's been part of the neighborhood for decades and decades. Alone in the city center; a quiet light in community.

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!

I have always considered myself a believer and thought that was good enough, but I was so wrong. I…read moreconsidered myself a Christian, but I was not a Christian. I used to despise goody-goody Christians and wanted to stay as far away as possible. I wanted nothing to do with Churches because I thought they were evil and hypocritical. What I did not realize is that my heart was not open and I was the hypocrite. I was ignorant and did not know that a Christian should not judge or hate its neighbor. I did not read the Bible for myself in order to understand it myself, but figured what I got from church the 1x per yr I attended was good enough. That I did my part. Wrong! I never understood why my life was so empty and why I never felt satisfied. All the money, and all the designer clothes, and all the fancy dinners, trips, etc., felt good for that second, but when I got back to reality, my life was cold, empty, without purpose, and lonely. No matter what I had or how much I had, I wanted more and more because I thought that would make me happy. I was never happy. I was dragging my sins behind me and felt like I wanted to give up on life. It's been a while since I stepped foot into a church and it's not until 3 weeks ago that I became hungry for the word of God. I knew that I wanted and needed more. In order to receive all the blessings of what God is trying to tell us, we must open our hearts and accept him, otherwise what is the point? I decided to attend Moody Church one Sunday morning and I have to say that I was blown away. The message was strong, honest, and to the point. I felt as if the message was directed specifically for me. God, was speaking directly to me and told me to open my eyes because it was time. My perception completely changed the minute I open the Bible and started reading The New Testament. "Matthew" Everyone is welcomed here and no one will feel out of place. Parking is a little tricky, so if you do not arrive early, you will have to search around a bit. May God bless Pastor Erwin Lutzer and his family, in the name of our Lord Savior Jesus Christ. Amen.

Enjoyed the Christmas music that was performed. Parking isn't too expensive in the area, less than…read more$15 for a few hours. Safe busy neighborhood near old town.

Beautiful cathedral near red line and buses, in Downtown Chicago, close to shopping and foodread more

Gorgeous church!! Highly recommend stopping by if you're walking passed. I posted photos of the…read moreinside and the outside. Hope that helps!

This is a cult, you don't want that. Members work 110 hours a week and are given an allowance of…read more$50 per week. Can't talk to your family or friends, no cell phone, no internet, no technology of any kind.

Friendly staff, beautiful building. A great addition to the neighborhood! Nothing but good vibes…read morehere.

First off - I'm a Presbyterian but not a member of Forth Presbyterian in Chicago. I was visiting…read moreFourth Presbyterian to attend a financial conference sponsored by the demoination. This was my first visit to Fourth Presbyterian. This is a beautiful OLD church with a beautiful NEW addition to the rear of the old section. The old section includes the sanctuary and many of the functions normally associated with a church. The newer section includes a number of meeting rooms, a chapel, a day care center and other services. Fourth Presbyterian has been part of downtown Chicago since the 1870's or 80's. It is a warm welcoming community.

Shortly before Christmas 2024, my daughter got us tickets to an Andrew Bird concert at the Fourth…read morePresbyterian Church, right in the heart of the Magnificent Mile. It was our first time attending an Andrew Bird show and our first time stepping inside the church--and we were impressed by both! Believe it or not, I had never heard of Andrew Bird before the concert. It turned out to be a wonderful evening with Bird and his small band playing incredibly beautiful music. I was especially impressed by his ability to sing and play multiple instruments at the same time, particularly the violin, and do it all so brilliantly! We enjoyed every song of the evening! The opening act, solo harpist Mary Lattimore, was a delightful surprise. Not only was her harp playing mesmerizing, but she also entertained us with humorous stories. I didn't realize she could do so much with a harp, mixing her recordings live to create complex and harmonious sounds on the spot. The church itself, in Gothic style, was stunning. The acoustics and lighting were beautiful, making it the perfect venue for the concert. Since the seating was in church pews without assigned spots, tickets were sold by section. To get the best seats, we had to wait outside in the cold, but it was totally worth it. We managed to snag seats in the front row of the VIP section! My daughter mentioned that tickets usually sell out in an instant when they're released, so we felt lucky. I definitely look forward to attending again next time!