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| Denomination | Place
of Worship/meeting, website/email * = has an entry in alpha detail table |
Address-phone |
| African
Methodist Episcopal (Assembly of God- see Christian) |
Grant Memorial AME |
4017 S. Drexel (773 285-5819) |
| Baptist | A Oh
Church Centennial MB Church * Cornerstone (fundamentalist/Fairhaven) www.cornerstonebaptistchicago.com) Christian Liberty Missionary * Ellis Ave (formerly Cornell, Baptist. Lib. and social) Evening Star Holy Vessel Paradise St. John Shiloh Missionary (moved to 11813 S. Michigan Av) |
moved?
(773 743-1865) 4138 Cottage Grv (773 536-9138) 824 E 43rd (773 548-4501) Currently meets Neigh Club, 5480 S. Kenwood, Wed. elsewhere (773 643-1865) 4834 Cottage Grv (773 924-5249) 5001 S Ellis (773 268-4910) 4235 Cottage Grove (773 924-5574) 1448 E 53rd (at United Ch HP) 1163 E 43rd (773 924-3687) 6154 S Woodlawn (773 667-8543) (268-2733 for temp. phone no.) |
| Baptist-America USA | *
First BC of Chicago (www.firstbaptist-chicago.org) * Hyde Park Union C (www.hpuc.org) |
935 E
50th (536-3430) 5600 S Woodlawn (363-6063) |
| Baptist-Missionary Assoc. | ||
| Baptist-Southern | *
Ellis Avenue (formerly Cornell) Baptist (www.ellisavenuechurch.org) Also there: Metropolitan Alliance of Congregations Rogations Pleasant-Gift MB |
5001
S Ellis (773268-4910) 4526 S Greenwood (773 285-9181) |
| Buddhist | University of Chicago Buddhist Association, meditation (buddhist.uchicago.edu,) Contact Nathan Czuba: czuba@uchicago.edu) |
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| Catholic Byzantine (Roman see Roman Catholic) | Vicariate Service Office, Archdiocesan of Chicago | 4924 S King (773 451-0023) |
| Christian (Disciples see United CC) | New Heritage Christian Center Assembly of God | 5848 S Princeton (773 684-0444) |
| Christian-Disciples of Christ | * University Church (www.UniversityChurchChicago) | 5655 S University (773 363-8142) |
| Christian & Missionary Alliance | Hyde Park Alliance Church | 5139 S Dorchester (773 752-0469 |
| Christian Reformed | Hyde Park C R | 5144 S Cornell (773 288-2677) |
| Christian Science | Christian Science Society of Hyde Park General Information (see also in campus ministries/orgs; nearest: 8th at 4359 S. Michigan) Contact Christopher Freeman, Reynolds Club, 5707 S University. cfreeman@uchicago.edu |
1438 E. 57th St- mail to 1448 E.52nd st box 60614, Sun serv. 10:45 (773 493-1044) |
| Church of God | *Active
Bible Church of God (affil. unknown) Church of God Church of God Langley Av (Anderson, IN denom.) (Note: Apostolic C of God ((Byron Brazier's)) identifies as Pentecostal qv) |
5655
S. University (University Church)
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| Church of God in Christ | Second Faith Temple | 424 E 49th (773 624-0799) |
| The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints | * The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (Hyde Park Ward) (www.lds.org) (Contact Scott Shurtliff, ss@byu.net) (Services 10:50 am Sunday, visitors welcome. | )5200 S. University (312-523-8729) |
| (Disciples
see United Church. Ecumenical see Nondenomen.) Episcopal |
Brent
House (brenthouse.org)
stacyalan@brenthouse.org
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5540
S Woodlawn (773 947-8744) 4945 S Dorchester (773 624-3185) |
| Evangelical Covenant (affil. Lutheran) | The Storehouse
EEC (www.thestorehouseecc.org) |
1100 E. 55th St. P.O. 178263, 60617. (773 757-7074) |
| Friends, Religious Society of (Quaker) | *
57th St Mtg (Religious Society) of Friends http://www.57thstreetmeeting.org |
5615 S Woodlawn (773 288-3066) |
| Hindu | Bhav Bhakti Hindu Society (Sangam) (hindu.uchicago.edu) contact Akshay Birla * Vivekananda Vedanta Society (Ramakrishna Mission) (www.vedantasociety-chicago.org) |
Meets Bartlett Lounge 57th University (773 324-0726) 5423 S Hyde Park (773 363-0027) |
| Islam, Mosques of |
Muslim Students Association (msa.uchicago.edu) contacts Omar Mozaffar, ghaalib@uchicago.edu, Yusra Gomaa, ygomaa@uchicago.edu |
47th & Woodlawn 1135 E.57th St. (630 881-5211) |
| Jewish- see Synagogues | ||
| Latter Day Saints- See in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints | ||
| Lutheran var. |
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| Lutheran-Evangelical | *
Augustana Lutheran (www.augustana.chi.il.us)
contact Pastor John Gorder, Rev. Elizabeth Musselman Campus Minister.
Lutheran Campus Ministry (lutheran.uchicago.edu) |
5500
S Woodlawn (773 493-6451) 5500 S. Woodlawn (773 493-6451) |
| Methodist-see United Methodist (Mormon see
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints) |
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| New Age, spiritual, mystical | *Power of Oneness (http://www,powerofoneness.net) contact Pastor Rev. Celeste A. Frazier, trev@powerofoneness.net | Mailing P.O. Box 198779, 60619-8779 (773 962-9081), meets at Hyde Park Neighborhood Club, 5480 S. Kenwood |
| Nondenominational and Ecumenical or unknown. (Multi-denom are listed under at least one denom component, examp. United Ch of HP, University Ch.) | Asian
American Students for Christ (try
to locate through Intervarsity Chr. Fellowship Citylight International Assembly (info@thecitylight.org, www.thecitylight.org) Graduate Christian
Fellowship contact Joel Selking 1212 E.59th jdselkin@uchicago.edu
United Protestant Campus Ministry (Amer. Bapt., Church of Brethren, Presbyterian, Un. Method.) contact: Rev. Norval Brown, UPCM@uchicago.edu. May no longer exist? Vineyard. See Hyde Park Vineyard above. |
1212 E. 59th St. 5139 S Dorchester
(773 752-0469) 1212 E. 59th St.
5850 S. Woodlawn
(773 702-7095)
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| Orthodox Christian (Eastern Rite) | Center
for Study of Religious Life * St. Makarios Orthodox Chr. Ch. (affil. w. St John Stone Aug. Friary) |
5420
S Cornell (773 752-2720) 5103 S Ellis (773 955-0660) (773 643-4468) (834-9217) Bond Chapel Sun, St. John Stone Friary else 1165 E. 54th (312 714-9775) |
| Pentecostal (see also United Pentecostal) | Apostolic Church of God (Bishop Brazier) (www.apostolicchurchofgod.net) City of Faith Christian,
progr./social and orthx. |
6320 S Dorchester,
(773 667-1500) Meets at KAM, 1100 E. Hyde Park Blvd. |
| Presbyterian (Quaker see Friends) |
*Bethel Christian at U of C (Presbyterian Church of America) (708 280-8779 www.bethelcc.net) (hotairwindycity.blogspot.com for commentary on weekly sermons) * First Presbyterian (P-USA?)
(e-mail: firstpreschicago@sbcglobal.net) |
Sundays
11:30am worship and lunch at Ida Noyes Library, 59th and Woodlawn |
| Reformed/Reformed tradition. See also Christian Reformed, Presbyterian | *Bethel Christian at U of C (Presbyterian Church of America) (708 280-8779 www.bethelcc.net) (hotairwindycity.blogspot.com for commentary on weekly sermons)
* Holy Trinity (www.htcchicago.org). Non-dem. in reformed tradition. Four Holy Trinity geographical subcongregations. |
Sundays 11:30am
worship and lunch at Ida Noyes Library, 59th and Woodlawn South Side of 4
congregs. currently meets 4 pm at United Church of Hyde Park, 1448 E.
53rd St.(773 221-9856?) office 28 E. Jackson Ste 210 60604 phone 312.447.0962,
fax 312.447.0978 |
| Roman Catholic | Discalced Carmelites *Institute of/ Shrine
of Christ the King Sovereign Priest (http://www.institute-christ-king.org,
info@) |
5345 S University
(773 752-6943) 1012 E. 47th St.
60615. (773 624-3695) |
| Seventh-Day Adventist | Goshen
SDA Hyde Park SDA |
4608
S Drexel (at Kenwood UCC) (773 373-2909, pantry 773 288-0429) PO Box 805509, Chicago, IL 60680 1525 E 53rd (773 324-7513) |
| Synagogues-Conservative United Synagogues of America | * Congregation Rodfei Zedek (www.rodfei.org) | 5200 S Hyde Park (773 752-2770) |
| Synagogues/congregs/ministries affil. unknown-conserv Hasidic | Chabad Jewish Center (www.Chabadhydepark.com, chabad.uchicago.edu, Chabad@uchicaog.edu) | Meets at Chabad House, 1236 E. 57th, sometimes Judd Hall, 5835 Kimbark (773 955-TORAH) |
| Synagogues-Reform | * KAM Isaiah Israel Congregation (http://www.kamii.org) | 1100 E Hyde Park (773 924-1234) |
| non or multi-affiliated Jewish | Newberger Hillel Center UC Campus (http://www.uchicagohillel.org) contact Daniel Libenson Exec. Dir., Operations Raif Melhado, hillel@uchicago.edu | 5715 S. Woodlawn Av. (773 752-1127) |
| Unitarian-Universalist | *
First Unitarian of Chicago (www.firstuchicago.org
or http://www.enteract.com/~firstu) also as Unitarian Universalist Campus Ministry Contact: Barbara Gadon, interim and likely final. office@firstuchicago.org or |
5650 S Woodlawn (773 324-4100) |
| United Church of Christ |
* Hyde Park Union Church (also American Baptist) (www.hpuc.org)
Disciples Divinity House at University Church. 1156 E. 57th St.. Kristine A. Culp, Dean. http://ddh.uchicago.edu. |
1448 E. 53rd St. (773 363-1620)
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| United Methodist | Hyde
Park Korean UM/ United Methodist (Korean) or Korean American Christian
Ministry. Contact The Rev. Sung-Kown Oh, kacm@kacm-chicago.org * CLOSED: St James UM stjameschurch4611@sbcglobal.net * United Church of Hyde Park (www.uchpeace.org) |
5745
S. Blackstone (773 643-2144) 4611 S Ellis (773
285-4244) |
United Pentecostal |
Pentecostal Church of God | 4022 S Drexel (773 373-6755) |
| Universal Fellowship of Metropolitan Community Churches | Resurrection MCC | 5757 S University (773 288-1535) |
| Affiliation not known | Bethel
Christian UC on campus (www.Bethelcc.net) |
708
773 280-8779 |
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Links, umbrella organizations, religious social ministries
For a beginning list & links to denominational websites, visit the McCormick Seminary website.
Hyde
Park and Kenwood Interfaith Council. The umbrella group, very active, for
religious organizations in the area is the Hyde Park and Kenwood Interfaith
Council, 1448 E. 52nd St., Box 117, Chicago, IL 60615.
773 752-1911. http://www.hpkifc.org.
email hpkifc@hotmail.com. Organized
February 7, 1911. HPKIFC is a 501 c3.
President John Modschiedler, VP Rev. Jonathan Friesen, VP Dennis Koehn, Secretary
Contessa Miller, Treasurer Allan Lindrup
Their new website includes:
A general Donate button on the Home page
Many color photos
HPKIFC Happenings Executive Committee, Interfaith Dialogue, Monthly Happenings,
Thanksgiving Day Interfaith Worship Service, and the Council By-Laws
HPKIFC Member Organizations with descriptions of Congregations, Seminaries,
and Other Member Organizations many with links to their websites, and photos
from many Congregations
Services for Poor and Homeless including HPK Hunger Program, Hyde Park Transitional
Housing, Sanders Free Medical Clinic, and Angels Outreach each with a Donate
button and Other Programs
Activities for Children and Youth, and
Other Social Services
One example of its outreach has been the Community Food Pantry at Union Church 5600 S. Woodlawn: emergency groceries Sats. 10-1; The Open Kitchen at Kenwood United Church of ?Christ, 4608 S. Greenwood: meals at noon Mon.-Fri. Also, Social Justice Committee supports the Transitional Housing Project and the Council holds the Community Thanksgiving Service at Rockefeller Chapel.Mission/Vision, adopted at the Annual Meeting, June 26, 2007The Hyde Park and Kenwood Interfaith Council is an association of religious and spiritual communities, seminaries and service organizations which intentionally cooperate to foster just and compassionate relationships and interconnections.
Goals:Promoting mutual understanding and respect through interfaith experiences of sharing, dialogue and learning;
Seeking peace and healing for Hyde Park and Kenwood and the world by strengthening and supporting community service and social and environmental justice efforts.
It is a priority for the Interfaith Council to expand the network of our relationships and to invite individuals and families to participate in our member organizations.
"Founded in 1911, the Interfaith Council is among the oldest interfaith organizations in the nation, and is the recipient of the National Ecumenical Service Recognition Award of the National Council of Churches. Its members agree to respect the integrity of their different faiths and the right to practice their beliefs. The Council is dedicated to projects for the betterment of life in the community and to the struggle for human equality. The purpose of the Association is to provide effective channels for cooperative expression of our shared mission for the care of the community. These channels include: community service, social justice, mutual spiritual enrichment and understanding... We seek ways to offer support in times of need, to witness to values that heal and repair division, and to create interfaith understanding."Programs: Social Justice Committee, Community Thanksgiving Service.
Metropolitan Alliance of Congregations is a citywide umbrella with participation from many local congregations. 5001 S. Ellis, 773 538-8781. Very socially and politically active, one of the first such alliances in the country.
See also Metropolitan Area Council of Black Churches, 10057 S. Wallace, 773 881-7823. There are others, example chapter of the National Council of Churches.
Council of Religious Leaders of Metropolitan Chicago (Ex Dir Paul Rutgers, contact not yet found)
The Interfaith Alliance (TIAF Chicago) meets in Hyde Park. Information: tiafchicago@aol.com
National Association of Evangelicals
National Council of Churches, World Council of Churches (is no longer a Chicago Federation of Churches)
World Alliance of Reformed Churches
An important resource on environmental, social and spiritual issues, resources and opportunities, which helps congregations and religious groups create websites is Website Creation (getting correct url.) It is a spin off of the National Council of Churches' site and is currently maintained by McCormick Seminary qv.
Outreach help includes Night Ministry 4711 N. Ravenswood,-- Emergency 773 296-6500 or 773 935-3366.
Center for Parish Development. For contacts and weblink call United Church of Hyde Park, 773 363-1620.
Chicago Center for Global Ministries
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Many of the neighborhood's religious organizations are affiliated with or part of University of Chicago Recognized Student Organizations as Religion on the Quadrangles. Several campus groups without contacts are found in http://www.uchicago.edu/docs/religion/ or http://rotq.uchicago.edu/orgs.html (a new address replacing www.uchicago.edu/docs/religion/...?) or the full url address of the organization. Also, an Interreligious Center consolidating many student religious activities is open in the lower level of Rockefeller Memorial Chapel. For more information on campus religious opportunities or clarifications call 773 702-7111 or 773 702-8787.
The following participate in the University religious community:
Campus places of worship include: (Visit 773 702-7111 or 773 702-8282 or Religion on the Quadrangles in UC website, http://www.uchicago.edu/docs/religion.)
Department of Spiritual Care, UC Medical Center. Consult the University of Chicago Hospitals, University of Chicago Medical Center Department of Spiritual Care, MC 2120, 5841 S Maryland Avenue, Chicago, IL 60637, 773 702-6246. Mgr. Deborah Derylak, 773 702-3467, Deborah.Derylak@uchicago.edu. On-Call Chaplain. 773 702-1000. pager 188-7008. Volunteering: 773 702-4421. The Hospitals has two chapels, open 24/7. Benson Chapel is located in the Mitchell Hospital Rubloff Tower 2nd floor (D288). The Piccolo Chapel is in the Comer Children's Hospital 1st floor.
And consult nearby affiliated houses of worship (above) and the following theological seminaries: (Association of Chicago Theological Seminaries/ACTS) (Consult also Association of Theological Schools, American Academy of Religion, Society of Biblical Literature, Taize.) Note- many smaller religious communities with instruction are included beyond.
A new coalition of seminary students that has established cooperative living quarters and is acquiring more: Seminary Action.
I would like to introduce you to our multi-campus students' organization,
SeminaryAction (www.seminaryaction.org). We are working for inter-church
and inter-faith cooperation; for getting seminary students more actively
involved in the neighborhoods around our campuses; and for improving the
whole experience of students studying in seminary in Chicago. We started in
2006 and are expanding this fall with the new academic year.We are hoping to connect with area non-profits that are seeking volunteers
or interns, and we are also hoping to establish at least one 'Servant Worker
House,' where 6-10 students would commit to volunteering in the community as
part of their common living arrangement.We are currently pursuing 501c3 status through the Fellowship of
Reconciliation and hope to be a positive connection between the
thousand-plus seminary students in our neighborhood and the surrounding
community for many years to come.Attached please find a more detailed brochure of our organization, as well
as a description of the Worker House. If you have any questions or
suggestions, or would simply like to visit with us further, please don't
hesitate to contact info@seminaryaction.org.Many thanks!
peace,
Le Anne Clausen, founding director
M. Div. student, Chicago Theological Seminary
--
It isn't about bashing 'the other side' as much as they might bash us. It
isn't about dressing like and speaking like and acting like the other side,
in hopes of proving that we have something fundamentally different and more
valuable to say. In fact, by striving to do just what they do, we look just
as foolish. This is not love, and we indeed gain nothing. Let love rather
speak in action, conforming not to those with more power and status over us,
but to those with less than us.Le Anne Clausen
cell 773-656-4745www.young-activist.blogspot.com
www.christian-muslim.net
www.seminaryaction.org
www.safeseminaries.org
http://picasaweb.google.com/leanneclausen
Campus student religious organizations include: Visit Religion on the Quadrangles in UC website, http://www.uchicago.edu/docs/religion.
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*More on the Croatian Ethnic Institute (www.croatian-institute.org) with major private archives and museum (by appointment) 4851 S. Drexel Blvd. (Ryerson Mansion) 60615, 773 373-4670, fax 773 373-4746 email croetkjubo@aol.com. Maintains a central collection on ethnic group which includes one of the largest museum, archive (largest in NA) , library and research centers. Major map collection.
Schedules of services and programs, Religious events calendar:
Schedules and congregation vitae
Calendar
of religious events/programs/lectures (The
selection is spare when the academic quarter winds down. Holiday bazaars,
concerts and pageants are in the Community
Events and Cultural
calendars).
One of our oldest seminaries, Meadville/Lombard, is looking for a campus, having sold its and decided not to combine with Andover-Newton.
Chicago Theological Seminary- main buildings have been bought by the University of Chicago for the new Milton Friedman Institute for economic and policy study. New home will be at 60th and Blackstone.
Dr. Frank Yamada has been named McCormick Theological's 10th president. Lutheran School of Theology Chicago President Dr. James Kenneth Echols has resigned to return to pastoral calling. Rev. Dr. Philip Hougen is acting president.

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