Love it here so much ! So peaceful and pleasant and very…read moredevoted in faith Thank you so much

Love the people in this church for their friendliness and their heart for Jesus. A vibrant church,…read morealive with the Spirit. Great activities for kids, teens and young adults. Fabulous pastors who preach the word on Sunday and go above and beyond during the week. Highly recommend!

Amazing church in the Downers Grove area. They preach truth in a very loving way. There is also a…read morefantastic kids program. If you are searching for God, give this place a visit.

Queen of the Rosary School in Elk Grove Village has a great reputation for providing a great…read moreCatholic education! Serving a smaller population means that students get more individual attention. The principal has a grand vision for the greatness this school can achieve. The teachers and staff are dedicated to student success. Queen of the Rosary School has been designated as a Blue Ribbon School of Excellence! I highly recommend Queen of the Rosary School!

It's a very nice non-denominational church. The messages are biblically based…read more Very open to all ages. Seem to have a great children's program serving all ages through high school. The worship team is very talented. It's not too loud, but definitely brings modern Christian music that is enjoyable. Highly recommend this for anyone looking for a new church and especially for a place to grow in your faith with your family.

Great people and a loving church that puts Christ before anything. The preaching and worship is on…read morepoint and their is so many ministers to get involved in.

St. John United Church of Christ is an open and welcoming church in downtown Arlington Heights…read more Outside of their front door is a pride flag, letting everyone know that this is a safe space for all. I had the opportunity to speak there as a part of their labor at the pulpit program. I was able to discuss what the labor movement and Christian faith have in common. The parishioners were very kind and welcoming as was the minister. St. John United Church of Christ is a house of worship that has built a great community and comes highly recommended.

I have been in many, many churches of different denominations over my life. St. John is the most…read morewelcoming and accepting group of people I have ever known. I am so glad we gave it a try fifteen years ago. The family here is very loving and giving. Give it a couple of visits. I think you will find the church to be the most open and welcoming you've ever been in.

Amazing place that values God's Word and the Cross of Jesus Christ first. Wonderful mix of people…read morefrom all ages and backgrounds. Amazing ministries to get involved with. It's a big church so GET INVOLVED in serving, a small group and an adult community. You won't regret it as there are incredible, godly people to get to know. I also love their motto: "In essentials unity, in non-essentials liberty and in all things charity." And they practice it. If only the world had more churches like College Church!

Faithful to the Bible, warm and inviting. If you want to learn and grow in your faith, and meet…read moreothers who are on that same path, this is the place to do it.

I have to say ~ I have been in a lot of temples, synagogues, and churches in my time, but this is…read moreby far the most unusual lay-out. None of the other reviews have addressed this issue. Despite the Prairie Street address, what is probably the main entrance to the church (I will explain in a bit) faces Douglas Road which is a rather busy street. The parking lot for the church is accessible off Prairie. We saw a few people, who looked like they knew where they were going, enter via a small door. We figured there would be some type of signage to get us where we needed to go if we entered this door. Directly to the left of this door as you enter is the sacristy. We took a few more steps and found ourselves next to the altar. Directly in front of the altar there were about 5 pews and then the piano and choir area. All other seating was positioned diagonally from the altar or directly to the side. Therefore, about 97% of the congregation is not directly facing the altar. Now, we were there for a funeral, and the family and casket entered via that main entrance on Douglas and walked up the side to the altar. The family sat facing the altar. After the service, everyone exited via this Douglas Road door. The hearse was not parked on the street but in the parking lot. Therefore, we had to walk around the corner to get to the parking lot. What happens in inclement weather? A whole new experience for me.

I went to middle school here and go to Sunday mass here as well. Noon mass on Sundays is not very…read morecrowded at all, which I like. However, they will often have a priest who is not a native English speaker, and it can be very difficult to understand his homily. Overall though, a good community and nice people. This particular church has a choir sometimes, but it's not the traditional music you hear in cathedrals, which is more traditional.

Excellent facility with very welcoming and kind staff. If you're looking for a spiritual retreat,…read morethis place is where you should go.

We had a wonderful Nursing School reunion here. The facilities are lovely and well cared for.read more