Masjid Uthman in Lombard, Illinois is truly a beautiful and peaceful place of worship. The mosque…read moreis well maintained, welcoming, and has such a calming atmosphere the moment you walk in. It's the perfect place for Muslims in the community to come together for prayer, reflection, and unity. Especially during this blessed month of Ramadan, the masjid feels even more special -- filled with spirituality, kindness, and a strong sense of community. Whether you are coming for daily prayers, Taraweeh, or simply to spend time in remembrance, Masjid Uthman is truly a wonderful place for all Muslims.

Absolutely divine and well maintained temple in Chicago land. So impressive to see constant…read morecleaning, volunteers streamlining the devotees waiting patiently to get darshan.I was vey nervous to use the restroom but super happy to report that they are clean and immaculate with crew cleaning every minute. Priests are patient and very nice, recognize devotees and acknowledge them. The food is always delicious!

I can't speak to the religious aspect of the temple since I haven't used those services…read more I usually go in on a weekend morning for the delicious South Indian food. The Idli is really good and Dosa is another sought after dish. I'm not big on their vada and pongal. I have been told all the folks working behind the counter are volunteers! That explains how affordable the food is at the temple. You can also buy pre-made snacks while buying food tokens. It's a beautiful place. Floors are made of marble and the art is beautiful.

Beautiful church! We have been going for over 2 years and call this our home church…read more The TLM (Latin) at 4:30 on Sundays is amazing.

During Communion at Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church, my daughter approached the priest, bowed…read moreand had one hand on top of the other to receive the Eucharist. Instead of offering guidance, he repeatedly told her to "do it properly," but never explained what he wanted her to change. He then began questioning her religion, asking whether she was Catholic or Christian. After she responded that she is Catholic, he said, "then do it properly" she was unsure what he wanted her to do differently, then he said again, "Are you sure you're Catholic?" Again she replied yes, I am Catholic. Shortly before this interaction, the priest had taken the Eucharist away from a young man who had said he was Christian. The priest began scolding him while the young man respectfully was nodding that he understood. The situation was uncomfortable to witness and felt unnecessarily harsh. It seemed like a missed opportunity for a compassionate conversation about the Catholic faith, especially since the young man was attending Mass and clearly showing interest. Although my daughter ultimately received Communion, the interaction was prolonged and uncomfortable. She was not given clear instruction only public questioning about her faith. My daughter approached respectfully and reverently. Being questioned in that way, in front of others, left her embarrassed and shaken. She was crying when we got home, which was especially heartbreaking because she was the one who had asked to go to Mass that day. Reverence for the Eucharist is important. However pastoral guidance should reflect clarity, dignity, and compassion. Interactions like this can leave a lasting impression on young people who are trying to grow in their faith. I hope this feedback encourages more compassionate and thoughtful handling of similar situations in the future.

Was here for a Sunday religious ceremony. Simple/minimalist. Subscribe to basic Vedic principlesread more

I am not sure if people write reviews on religious places of worship on here, but as a young Indian…read moreAmerican, I wanted to share that the center welcomes all age groups and keeps information pertinent for everyone who visits.

A warm, welcoming church with a prenominal pastor who shares insightful messages week after week.read more

This is a welcoming, active, vibrant church that sponsors many programs that enrich lives and…read moreeducate families! Happy they are in Sugar Grove, Illinois.

Love and Bible based Church that provides great opportunity to worship and Praise the One God…read more Sunday School, Kids circle and VBS in English where kids experience the Gospel of Jesus Christ through several programs conducted by experienced teachers and robust study resources. Plenty of Music and Instrumental opportunities for kids to praise the Lord. Great sermons, Bible studies for spiritual growth, fasting prayers and cottage prayer meetings. Nurture family values and cultural values in Children. Support the needy and local, International Mission Organizations. Friendly fellowship hour on Sundays, Spring Church Anniversary program in May, Summer picnics, 3 day Christian family camps in Fall, Bible quizzes, Winter Christmas carols and Christmas outreach Programs. Overall a great welcoming place to Belong and Grow in Christ!

Our Saviour's is warm and inviting place of worship, with many active small groups. Four different…read moreservices with different style and music to fit your tastes. Come let us welcome you.

This is currently 3 stars but may soon become 4. They are trying something new out and that is…read moreMUCH appreciated. But there are a few challenges. First, they did a great job with this construction! It is a great improvement over the previous building and the building itself is unique. The murtis (God statues) are lovely. But I believe that they should not close the shrine for two hours in the middle of a Saturday. The gift shop was also closed. But the temple room looks neat and is quite large. FOOD: I went to the temple today in particular because they marketed a thali (combo platter) day on Facebook. The thalis were DELICIOUS! They did a Gujarati style one (likely to draw Swaminarayan Temple (BAPS) people. They did a South Indian style one (likely to draw HTGC and Balaji temple people). They also have their usual menu of South Indian snacks and pizza. My son had the Idli (fermented rice patty) and thought it was good. The sambhar (spiced soup) was very YUM. The biryani thali was very good and the biryani tasted like Shan spice biryani.. that is good. But service and price: it took 20 minutes to get my food and that was after I pushed a bit. Also, each thali was $16. That is not a lot for a thali at a restaurant... but it is for a thali at a temple. As comparison, the BAPS Swaminarayan temple in Bartlett has a Gujarati that is so unbelievable delicious and costs under $10. So, I suggested the lower the price (while complimenting their chefs). If they keep doing the thalis, lower the prices and improve their service timing, I will change this to a 4 star (or better?). It is a good idea for them to have their normal menu and maybe one thali a weekend. Maybe one thali each weekend with a subji (curry) choice between two subjis? Just suggestions. Managing that many choices seems to be slowing them down a LOT. Anyway, ISKCON temples are known for their food. This is the only Chicagoland ISKCON temple with an all day kitchen, so I am REALLY hoping this gets a few adjustments! Cause it has great potential!

Food here is truly blissful…read more On festivals they do have extended menu everything cooked in a sattvik manner. For custom orders and catering enquire staff within