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Assumption l 323 W. Illinois St. l Chicago , IL 60654 l (312) 644-0036 l www.assumption-chgo.org
Mystery of Healing: Confessions
Military Support: Writing notes of thanks and sending cards to service personnel and to military veterans who will be in military hospitals at Christmas time
Community Outreach: Different programs to aid the poor and homeless.
Anointing of the Sick
Career Connections Group: Offered to help participants examine current career goals and achieve work intentions in pursuing the right job, seeking career change, adjusting to workplace challenges or issues or in gaining the support necessary to balance challenges of work, home, and family; Mentoring/Coaching
Young Adult Group: Trivia Nights; participates in service projects on a regular basis
Garden Club
Career Transitions Center of Chicago l 703 W. Monroe St. l Chicago IL 60661 l (312) 906-9908
Multiple Services: CTC is a volunteer-driven, non-profit organization providing professional assistance to individuals in employment transition. CTC represents an alignment of academic institutions, faith communities, and businesses concerned with supporting people in their search for meaningful employment and sustainable success.
Chicago Uptown Ministry has operated for 35 years in the neighborhood of Uptown serving the homeless, immigrants, and low income families. Through steadfast love and honesty, it is the Ministry's mission to build community between people from all walks of life to bring about self sufficiency, hope, and justice. The Ministry's food pantry serves as a bridge to a number of other services including: ESL classes, after school programming, pastoral care and worship services, AA meetings, support groups for the mentally ill and seniors, parish nursing, substance abuse treatment referral services, and social justice advocacy.
Chicago Harbor Light l 1515 W Monroe St. l Chicago, IL 60607 l 312-421-5753 l http://www.salarmychicago.org/
Office Hours: 8:30am-4:30pm(Mon-Fri)
Angel Tree: Christmas gifts.
Community Cares - Nursing Home/Hospital Outreach
Mobile Feeding Program
Community Service - Court Ordered
Transitional Jobs Program - Career Counseling/Resume Writing; Job Readiness
Addiction Recovery: Treatment Programs
Women's Programs
First Immanuel Lutheran Church l 1124 S. Ashland Ave. l Chicagp. IL 60607 l (312) 733-2676 l https://filc.ctsmemberconnect.net/
Health & Fitness: ADAPT Fun Run; Trddy Bear Walk
Sports: Basketball
Nursing Home Outreach
Performing Arts: Choir; Youth Choir
Wednesday Dinner: Weekly
Annual National Youth Gathering
First St Paul Lutheran Church l 1301 N. LaSalle Dr. l Chicago, IL 60610 l 312-642-7172 l http://www.fspauls.org/
Alcohol Anonymous: Addiction recovery.
Free Foot Clinic
Community Meals: Weekly
Seniors Group: 50+ Luncheon - Monthly
Youth Group: The youth group has fundraisers so that they can attend community events, go bowling, to the movies or outreach to the community. In the past they have also attended servant events in the community to share their skills and grow
Near North Singles (adults 20s-40s): We have planned monthly brunches and dinners, game nights, theater outings, and have attended outdoor festivals
Family Nights Out: These events help build relationships through family fellowship, typically accompanied by a meal. They are open to the public to provide an atmosphere of an extended family in the urban community
Arts & Crafts: To date we have crocheted and distributed over 125 mats for the homeless from the bags that have been donated.
Performing Arts: Choir
Grace Fellowship Church of the Nazarene l 1111 N. Wells St. Ste. 305 l Chicago, IL 60610 l 312-255-0151 l http://www.gracefellowshipnazarene.org/
INTRSCT: Outreach to at-risk kids in the city
Homeless Outreach
Holy Family l 1080 W Roosevelt Road l Chicago , IL 60608 l (312) 492-8442 l www.holyfamilychurchchicago.org
Mystery of Healing: Confessions
Sacrament of the Sick
Food Pantry
Sick / Homebound Support: Reach out to the sick, elderly, handicapped and homebound
Bereavement Group: Grief Support.
Sports: Annual Golf Tournament
WRES: Racism and Ethnic Sensitivity - retreats/workshops
Health & Fitness: Hunger Walk
Youth Group
Seniors/Retirees Group: Trips
Marriage Enrichment: Marriage Encounter Weekend
Holy Name Cathedral l 730 N. Wabash Ave. l Chicago , IL 60611 l (312) 787-8040 l www.holynamecathedral.org
Mystery of Healing: Confessions
Anointing of the Sick
Health & Fitness: Weekly Yoga; Blessing of Marathon Runners and Pasta Dinner
Care Group: Outreach to homebound and nursing homes
Pregnancy Support: Project Gabriel - Offering practical assistance to women and families who are facing untimely pregnancies
English As A Second Language
SPRED: A network of services designed to assist persons with developmental disabilities and or learning problems.
Human Concerns Group: Responds to the needs of the poor and fragile
Senior Adults: Act II - social dining; variety of activities
Young Adult Group: Social dining; Book Club; service projects
Community Meals: Thursday & almost every Friday Suppers
Performing Arts: Cathedral Singers; Instrumental; Chamber Orchestra; Women’s Schola; Cathedral Filipino Singers; Childrens Choir
Immaculate Conception l 1431 N. North Park Ave. l Chicago, IL 60610 l (312) 944-1230 l www.ic-sjchurch.org
Mystery of Healing: Reconciliation
Anointing of the Sick
Parish Food Pantry: Serves the working poor who live in our community; provides groceries for over 300 families; Clothing for those in need
SPRED: A network of services designed to assist persons with developmental disabilities and or learning problems.
Bingo: Monthly Bingo Social for Margaret Manor Central - a residential facility for mental health patients
Alcoholics Anonymous: AA Meetings
Health & Fitness: Weightwatchers
Care Group: Outreach to ill and homebound
Nursing Home Outreach
Bus Service: Sundays
Music: Adult Choirs; Childrens Choirs; Musicians
Lincoln Square Presbyterian Church l 38 S. Peoria l Chicago, IL 60607 l 773-802-1500 l www.cityviewchicago.org
The Merit School of Music
Homeless Outreach: Providing and serving dinner for around 80 people, as well as helping with the childcare and hospitality
Sports: Participate in the Chicago Half Marathon
Financial Aid: Fund to help anyone who may have financial or material need- primarily those in our church body, but also those in our surrounding community
Old St. Mary's l 1500 S Michigan Ave l Chicago, IL 60605 l (312) 922-3444 l www.oldstmarys.com
English; Asian
Mystery of Healing: Confessions
Anointing of the Sick
Care Group: Outreach to homebound or hospitalized
Sports: Softball
Men's Group: Knights of Columbus
Outreach to homeless
Young Adult Group: THEOLOGY ON TAP - Good Food + Great Conversation + Stimulating Speakers
Senior Adult Group: Those With Leisure (TWL)
Music: Adult Choir; Instrumental
Scouts: Cub Scouts; Boy Scouts
Arts & Crafts: OSM Knitting Circle- learn to knit or crochet
Old St. Patrick's l 718 W Adams l Chicago , IL 60661 l (312) 648-1021 l www.oldstpats.org
English; Celtic
Sign Language Interpreter; Braille and large print worship aids are available for your convenience; a small lift, without stairs
Mystery of Healing: Reconciliation
Anointing of the sick
Health & Fitness: Annual Turkey Trot; Blood Drives; Special Olympics
Adoption Group: Provides a supportive social network for adoptive families
S.P.O.K.E.S.: Formed to introduce our children to outreach projects in which they can feel they have made a difference to others.
Education: Adult Literacy Program
Marriage Group: Annulment Support
Grief Support Group
Thanksgiving Lunch for Homeless Veterans; Annual Thanksgiving Day Food Drive
Community Outreach: World’s Largest Block Party
Senior Adults: Little Brothers - Friends of the Elderly
Youth Group: Teens participate in retreats, service trips, and many other fun events
Young Adult Group: Game Night - Board games and party games, music, food, drinks and a lot of laughter and fun; Book Club
Family Group: Reach out to all families, and strive to create opportunities for family-shared experiences; provide reflection on all family experiences through time dedicated to children of all ages, parents, spouses and grandparents
Performing Arts: Choir; Drama; Children's Choir; Family Choir; Choir of Hope
Moms And Tots Group: Meet and socialize with other moms while the kids play. Suggested for newborns through preschool age
Saint James Lutheran Church l 2101 N. Fremont Street l Chicago, IL 60614 l 773-549-1615 l http://stjames-lutheran.org/
Project Renewal: A bi-annual event, during which volunteers of all ages host 25 disabled adults
Closet to Closet: Clothing for needy
Fitness and Fellowship Group: Each time we meet, we run or walk one of a number of courses
Sports: Basketball; Golf
Annual Block Party
Adult Group: Friends - a dinner club that meets once monthly at an interesting and affordable restaurant in Chicago. Friends also meets at concerts, museums, or for picnics - all of which provide the group with opportunities to make friends and further existing relationships.
Women's Group: Women's Network - Get together with other women in the community for fellowship and fun, network, and share ideas - meets once a month
Performing Arts: Mixed Choir; Men's Choir; Brass Choir; Bell Choir
St. Joseph Church l 1107 N. Orleans Street l Chicago , IL 60610 l 312-787-7174 l www.ic-sjchurch.org
Mystery of Healing: Reconciliation
Anointing of the Sick
Parish Food Pantry: Serves the working poor who live in our community; provides groceries for over 300 families; Clothing for those in need
SPRED: A network of services designed to assist persons with developmental disabilities and or learning problems
Bingo: Monthly Bingo Social for Margaret Manor Central - a residential facility for mental health patients
Addiction Recovery: AA Meetings
Health & Fitness: Weightwatchers
Care Group: Outreach to ill and homebound
Nursing Home Outreach
Bus Service: Sundays
Music: Adult Choirs; Childrens Choirs; Musicians
St. Josaphat l 2311 N. Southport Ave. l Chicago, IL 60614 l (773) 327-8955 l www.stjosaphatparish.org
Mystery of Healing: Reconciliation/Confession
Anointing of the Sick
Sports: Girls Basketball; Boys Basketball; Men's Volleyball
Homeless Outreach: Each day, we feed anywhere from 25 - 45 people from the back steps of our Rectory
Christmas Giving Tree: Provide gifts and the necessities of life (food, clothing, baby formula, diapers, car seats, etc.) to those in need in our neighborhood and beyond
Annual Unity Ball: All funds raised at the Unity Ball contribute to programs to serve the community
Youth Group: Open to the young people and their friends from grades 7 through 12. Teens and adults assist with the planning of activities that help young people grow socially, emotionally, morally and spiritually
Senior Adults: Boomers Plus Club - generally meets every other month for some type of event.
Womens Group: Monthly Women’s Night; organize special events throughout the year
Men's Group: Men over 21 years old are invited to join.
Summerfest: Street festival
Performing Arts: Adult Choir; Childrens Choir; Dance; Musical ensemble
Arts & Crafts: Wreath making
Kids Group: SAVE THE DAY SQUADS - tasks are never hard, mailings, set-ups, phone calls, collating, sorting, clean-ups, inventories
St. Michael l 1633 N. Cleveland Ave. l Chicago, IL 60614 l (312) 642-2498 l www.st-mikes.org
English; Portuguese; Brazilian
Mystery of Healing: Reconciliation
Anointing of the Sick
Care Group: Outreach to Homebound and Nursing Homes
Health & Fitness: Parish Nurse; Flu Shots
Sports: Men's Baketball; Youth Basketball
Senior Adult Group: Senior Center
Home Schooling Support Group
St. Vincent de Paul Society: Basic Needs Assistance.
Giving Tree: Christmas Gifts.
Men's Group: Knights of Columbus
Moms Group: Mother's support group.
Our Fathers Table: Homeless Outreach
Mens Club
Women's Group: Ladies Sodality - Bake Sales
Music: Adult Choir; Children's Choir
Arts & Crafts: Wreath making; Prayer Shawl making; Crocheting; knitting
St. Peter l 110 W. Madison St. l Chicago, IL 60602 l (312) 372-5111 l www.stpetersloop.org
Mystery of Healing: Reconciliation/Confession
Divorced & Separated Support Group
Financial Group: Debtors Anonymous; Workaholics Anonymous; Financial Workshops
Annual Repair My House: In the midst of money and job worries, family problems, health concerns, meanness and hate, and discouragement with ourselves, we obtain “living skills” to cope with less wear and tear on our lives. We gather with others and hear encouraging words for our mind, bodies, and souls
Addiction Recovery: AA (Alcoholics Anonymous)
Chaste Living: A Support Group for Men Struggling with Chastity.
Senior Adult Group: Senior's First Friday; Lunchtime Videos - Join us for some "comfort food" and refresh yourself with multimedia programs. No charge, bring your lunch
Young Adult Group
Men's Group
Performing Arts: Choir
St. Pius V l 1919 S. Ashland Ave l Chicago , IL 60608 l (312) 226-6161 l www.stpiusvparish.org
English; Spanish
Mystery of Healing: Reconciliation/Confessions
SPRED: English and Spanish. A network of services designed to assist persons with developmental disabilities and or learning problems.
H.O.P.E. Program: Domestic violence support and counseling
Soup Kitchen
Food Pantry
La Tiendita: Secondhand store which provides used clothing and household items to poor families and the homeless
Princess Closet: Devoted to enhancing the lives of financially disadvantaged high school students by making their dreams of attending prom or graduation accessible by providing gowns... enriching them in the areas of positive self-image... [and] equipping girls with the knowledge of self-presentation to develop future leaders
Counseling: To assist individuals, couples and families to overcome crises or simply to grow personally and spiritually; addresses problems such as depression, grief, intergenerational conflict, chemical addictions, domestic violence and other marriage problems
Marriage Enrichment: Couples interested in improving their marriage
English as a Second Language
Legal Assistance for Immigration: The Chicago Legal Clinic, providing low-cost legal assistance for immigration and other matters, operates at St. Pius V
Youth Center: Year-round after-school program for 80 children and youth; provides academic tutoring, homework assistance, structured recreation, cultural activities, computer training, college prep sessions, sports, educational field trips, and an active youth group. We are non-partisan and welcome youth and their families regardless of their faith or beliefs
Youth Group: We offer workshops for high school students four times a year. This workshop focuses on Leadership, social skills and teen dating
Couples Group: Come and learn to create a space for you and your partners where: Develop communication skills, revitalize your love, resolve conflicts without using violence and renew your wedding vows. This program is for couples regardless if they are married or just living together
Parenting workshops: One for parents with children under 12 and one for parents with teenagers
St. Procopius l 1641 S. Allport St. l Chicago, IL 60608 l (312) 226-7887 l www.stprocopius.com
English; Spanish; Croation
Mystery of Healing: Confession
Soup Kitchen
Addiction Recovery: AA
Community Movie Nights
Education: Tutoring
Youth Group: Participating in community service projects and learning leadership skills; learning skills in the arts, sports and academics
Young Adults: Open Gym
Women's Group: Ladies Social Group
Bingo
Arts & Crafts
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