I love the chapel community, overall they make me feel happy and the services are welcoming and…read moreamazing!

I've come to this church several dozen times now. There is some (some) good worship music. And…read moreoccasionally a very inspired message. I also believe there are some good people here. (Pastor Cory was great.) My issue? They dress like slobs. To me, it seems fake and like they are trying to relate to "the common man."I'm not a fan of the skinny jeans and fog machine churches. But these guys wearing shorts and dirty shirts? They are often wrinkled messes. In shorts . Preaching. Men in their 50's and 60's. Is it disrespectful to the Lord? Is it insulting to the congregation? God KNOWS our hearts and John the Baptist wore camel skins, slung over his shoulder. So seriously is it wrong that I think those on stage shouldn't be among the worst dressed of all? The leaders have one job basically - and that's to preach on Sunday morning. And yet when that time comes all they can find is a pair of shorts and an wrinkled ill-fitting shirt? It just doesn't ring true. They wouldn't dress like this go out to dinner I imagine. And yet here at church.... The Chapel group- It's a very successful organization. What gives? I dress nicer to sit on my couch.

Great music, excellent teach, great fellowship!If your looking for a church that has both…read morecontemporary and old hymns along with great biblical teaching this may be the church for you!

Great atmosphere and the people accept you for who you are regardless of your past. Pastor is real,…read morenot fake.

One of the oldest Episcopal Churches in Wisconsin, this church was founded by Bishop Jackson…read moreKemper, the first Missionary Bishop in the United States, in 1844. This building dates from 1880. The church is Neo Gothic and is located at Broad and Geneva in downtown Lake Geneva and is a jewel box of beauty. The Stained Glass windows are incredible, including a Tiffany Window, and the 1883 Hook and Hastings Pipe Organ is worth the visit alone. The parish is a lively and welcoming group and the outreach of the church includes the Lake Geneva Food Pantry, Side by Side, and the Walworth County Food and Diaper Bank. During the summer, the church is the site (along with the Horticultural Hall next door) of the Lake Geneva Farmers Market. The church has a dedicated group of volunteers who sell locally produced brats (from the Lake Geneva Meat Market) and the profits go to local charities. The church is open on Farmers Market Day (Thursday), May until October, and folks can come in and hear the organ being played by Dr. Roy Clare, who is an amazing organist. Last summer (2023) over 3000 people came inside to see the beauty of this building. Service are every Sunday at 10:30 (Coffee hour starts at 9:30). You will not be sorry to come to hear the sermons by the Rev. Elizabeth Meade.

this is a beautiful church from 1882. Lots of stained glass and tons of history. The organ is a…read moreHook & Hastings from 1883 ! Services 10:45 every Sunday. Open for tours on some Saturdays in Summer

I love this church! We have only been members for about 5 years, but we have found interesting…read morestudies, beautiful music and good friends there. There is so much offered - senior programs, teen programs, programs for children. I joke that I could set up a cot there and it would be easier!!! as we are there so often. I will be forever grateful for this welcoming, friendly church.

This is indeed a church of love and a church of prayer. CLCBC has a heart to welcome all in that…read morewant to know Jesus and be known by others in the family of God. Gospel teaching and a challenge to share the love of Jesus with others outside the church walls are hallmarks.

St. Joseph Catholic Church which sits almost exactly on the border of Illinois & Wisconsin is a…read moretreasure. St. Josephs has a great daily and weekend Mass schedule. Msgr. Hinze offers Masses that follow church rubrics, as well compelling homilies.

Probably unlike any church you have ever attended. And that's a good thing…read more The clean, attractive worship space is flooded with light and windows that bring the beauty of the natural environment almost inside. This is a church that does not have an answer for every question or a litany of dogma to which you must subscribe. Instead the minister and congregation collaborate to create and environment where each person can safely navigate their own personal spiritual journey with safety and support. Lessons are drawn from all of the world's great faith traditions, from science, literature, and personal experience. There is an affirming openness including a long tradition of being LBGT welcoming. Personal spiritual growth and community involvement are equally honored and there is a strong commitment to social justice. Rev, Sean Parker Dennison is personally warm and willing to share his unique life experiences along with genuine scholarship and a poet's touch in his sermons. The Choir, with more than twenty voices including stellar soloists under the direction of Thomas Steffens may be the best in McHenry County and performs music across styles, genres, and cultures. Services are at 10:45 followed by a social hour. Religious education classes Sept-May are concurrent with the services. Child care available for infants and toddlers.

From the owner: We are brave, curious, and compassionate thinkers and doers. We are diverse in faith, ethnicity,…read morehistory and spirituality, but aligned in our desire to make a difference for the good. We have a track record of standing on the side of love, justice, and peace. Our congregation has been making a difference in McHenry county since 1855.