Worship times
When we meet, and what happens
Everything below happens at 9356 S Justine Street. There is no ticket, no sign-up and no expectation that you have been before. Turn up, sit wherever you like, and someone will say hello.
Every Sabbath
Saturday
9:30 AM
Sabbath School
Bible study in classes for adults, youth, children and new believers, with prayer, singing and a mission story each week.
Saturday
11:00 AM
Divine Worship
The main service. Music, preaching and communion on the first Sabbath of the quarter. Usually finishes around 1:00 PM.
Wednesday
7:00 PM
Midweek Prayer
In the sanctuary and on Zoom. Contact us for the link rather than looking for it online.
First time here
What to expect on a Sabbath morning
Arriving
Come in through the front steps on Justine Street. Aim for 9:20 if you are coming to Sabbath School, or 10:50 for worship. Nobody minds if you are late.
Parking
Free street parking on Justine and the surrounding blocks. It is rarely a problem on a Saturday morning.
What people wear
Most dress smartly for worship. Nobody is turned away for what they are wearing, and no one will be looking.
Your children
Sabbath School runs classes by age group at 9:30. Children are welcome in the main service, and nobody minds a bit of noise.
During the week
Midweek, and the food pantry
Prayer line
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 6:00 AM by phone. Ask us for the number and the access code.
Food pantry
Wednesdays 5:30 to 7:30 PM in the fellowship hall downstairs. Free groceries, open to anyone. More on our ministries
Watch from home
Services are posted to our YouTube channel if you cannot get here, or want to see what a Sabbath looks like before visiting.
Special services
Communion, baptisms, seminars and socials are announced as they are scheduled. See the calendar
Find us
9356 S Justine Street
On the corner in Chicago’s Beverly neighborhood, 60620. Look for the brick building and the sign on the lawn.
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9356 S Justine Street, Chicago, Illinois 60620
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Questions before you come
Ask us anything
If there is something you want to know first — about accessibility, about your children, about what we believe — just ask. Nobody minds the question.