We worship God. We work for justice. We build community. We welcome all.

“Faith that Feeds”

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We invite you to gather for usual Sunday worship either in-person or via Zoom at 10:30 am (prelude often begins at 10:20).

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Feeding Our Faith – Sundays 9 – 10 AM 

Join our Adult Discussion Class on Sundays. No class on April 20, 2025.

April 27, 2025 – Doctrine of Discovery’s Roots in Climate Injustice – Are We There Yet Film Discussion-Oct ’22 Lutherans Restoring Creation

The ELCA has been working to repudiate the Doctrine of Discovery. As individuals and institutions continue to reconcile and repair relationships let’s consider what specific role Creation Care Ministries can offer this mission. One step in the process is to listen to people’s stories and recognize the roots which reverberate racism and inequity throughout our nation and churches. The 30-minute film, Are We There Yet, amplifies voices rarely heard. This recording captures an intro to the film and discussion afterwards. Calvin Lee and Marisa Prince are Believers of Color – and frustrated Evangelical outsiders – seeking more for the American Christian Church. Are We There YET follows their cross country Road Trip to better understand the Doctrine of Discovery, its connection to contemporary Christian Nationalism, and if it’s possible to chart a new course for the American Christian Church.

Gatherings include viewing short videos and lively discussions.

You can participate either in-person (Fellowship Hall) or via Zoom.

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Sundays:  Feeding Our Faith Series at 9:00 a.m.    Worship at 10:30 a.m.    Tuesdays:  Spiritual Growth Conversations about faith and the upcoming Sunday Scriptures 2:00 pm.   Wednesdays during Advent & Lent: Evening Prayer Worship at 7:00 pm

(Visit the Calendar for more info or links to any virtual gatherings via Zoom)

Immanuel Lutheran Church is a Reconciling in Christ congregation

We are a member of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA), Metropolitan Chicago Synod, and we welcome people of every age and size, color and culture, every sexual orientation and gender identity, socio-economic status and marital status, every ability and challenge. We welcome believers and questioners, and questioning believers.

As a Reconciling In Christ (RIC) congregation, we make explicit our welcome to people of all sexual orientations, gender identities, and gender expressions. We are also a member congregation of the Chicago Coalition of Welcoming Churches. We believe that God works in and through all of us, and so we invite you to join with us in worshiping God and in doing the work God is calling us to do together in our communities and in our world. We commit ourselves to embracing the work of anti-racism, social and economic justice, and environmental care.

Greetings from Pastor Mark Sloss

Welcome! Immanuel Lutheran Church is a vibrant Christian community where we gather to worship God and to serve our neighbor. We’re a place of warm hospitality, beautiful worship grounded in the ancient traditions of the church, amazing music, an openness to spiritual and intellectual questing and questioning, and a strong sense of social justice inspired by the Good News of Jesus. We believe and try to practice a “faith that feeds”—faith that feeds us spiritually, yes, but also a faith that leads us to feed others both physically and spiritually as we work for justice and peace. If you’re looking for a faith community in which to grow spiritually and to work together with others who are trying to follow the way of Jesus, we invite you to come and experience community with us. And please plan to stay after worship for coffee hour to learn about congregational happenings and celebrations.  It’s where to get a real taste of this vibrant, God-centered, loving, and caring community.