Awesome and great place of worship...me and my wife really enjoyed our visits to the church, we are…read morenow attending new member classes..GOD IS SO GOOD

My Husband and I have been looking for a church and attending a few different places to find where…read morewe should attend. We have been two Sundays so far and people are so welcoming. We have been invited to several of the events the church holds as well as breakfast on the first Sunday of the month! There is a good mix of people and ages. We really like it here!

Every year they have a big yard sale, and it's great to stop in and see what kinds of items you can…read morefind. It's not over crowded, yet there are lots of knick nacks and bits and bobs to try and find for your house. I found a little bud vase here the other day that's sparking a lot of joy, and love even more that my purchase went to a good cause.

Our Lady of Consolation is a beautiful parish with a warm and welcoming Christian community.read more

Wonderful church filled with great people. You will enjoy the worship and the Word. You will find a…read morefriendly welcome atmosphere. This church does so much for the community. Weekly outreaches to feed the hungry and meet the needs of everyone. You will be amazed.

This was my home church most of my life until recently. I would be cautious to recommend attending…read morehere. There's some amazing people that attend and God will always move where His people call on Him. However I would advise people to be cautious getting involved. We've seen many people chewed up and spit out, and I don't want to see more people get hurt.

I grew up at FCCD, played in the praise band, and attended until I moved to California last year at…read morethe age of 22. My family still attends and I always enjoy going back whenever I am in town. If you are looking for a great place to worship, a strong message, and a wonderful community, I would highly suggest FCCD!

I grew up Catholic but as I grew older I felt that I needed more then the Catholic faith could…read moreoffer me. I began going to many nondenominational churches and was invited to come to First Christian Church with my brother. First visit I felt very welcomed. No one pushed me to join anything just offered me open arms. Second visit they said welcome back (they remembered me) and I have been going back. Great messages and great fellowship!

BEWARE OF THE NEW PRINCIPAL FRANCIS AND THE INEXPERIENCED KINDERGARTEN TEACHER MS. DYRA. THEY WILL…read moreWORK TOGETHER AGAINST YOUR CHILD!!! PARENTS OF CHILDREN OF COLOR PLEASE ADVOCATE FOR YOUR CHILD AT IJP!!!!! WWJD? Definitely not what this institution did. Of course I had to deal with the 2 new faces of IJP. The principal hired last March and the new Kindergarten teacher with only 2 years experience. Parents deserve to know what happened to our son at Infant Jesus of Prague. After only a day and a half in kindergarten, we had no choice but to withdraw him because of the way he was treated. On the second day of school, just two hours after class began, he was sent to the principal's office and described as unable to communicate or make eye contact. This was a five-year-old child who had only met the staff the day before. To place him in the principal's office so quickly and apply such labels was not only premature but prejudicial, unprofessional, and emotionally harmful. Please keep in mind that the mother has a background in child development and Psychology. There was nothing wrong with our son. He did what healthy children do. He spun on a bright rug, hugged me at drop-off, asked for help with his zipper, and had a small disagreement with a peer. These are completely normal behaviors for his age, yet they were mischaracterized as problems. My son knows how to zip a zipper. He may have been seeking Ms. Dyra's attention, just to see is she would help him. The teacher reported that he hit another child, while he told us the opposite. Instead of helping two children resolve a conflict, blame was placed squarely on him. When he sought comfort, he was reprimanded, even though other children were being comforted at the same time. This kind of inconsistent and unfair treatment creates stigma in the mind of a child who is just beginning his school journey. Even more concerning, the principal asked us whether our son's doctor had ever reported behavioral issues. This was an intrusive and inappropriate question and a clear attempt to pathologize age-appropriate behavior. Our son's physician has never raised concerns. To suggest otherwise showed a lack of understanding of both child development and professional boundaries. The lack of care extended beyond behavior. The teacher even sent us an email calling our son by the wrong name. A kindergartner's sense of identity and belonging is fragile. To misname a child reflects carelessness, not the nurturing and attention that five-year-olds deserve. When our son was placed in the office, his father left work to pick him up against the principal's advice. That moment revealed the truth: our child's emotional well-being was not their priority. Later, when I came to formally withdraw him, the conversation centered not on his welfare but on a check. We care about the refund, but this was never about money. This was about a child being mislabeled, stigmatized, and made to feel unsafe in his very first school experience. And I must ask, what would Jesus do? Jesus would not have mislabeled a kindergartner, called him by the wrong name, or isolated him in an office after only two hours of his second day. A Catholic school should embody patience, compassion, and understanding. Instead, what we experienced was judgment, rigidity, and a lack of care. Parents, hear me clearly: there was nothing wrong with my child. The problem was the way he was treated. Infant Jesus of Prague showed weak leadership, poor developmental understanding, and emotionally unsafe practices. No five-year-old should ever be made to feel like something is wrong with them on their very first two days of school!! Beyond PREJUDICE, the attitudes were devilish and extremely cold! I understand why my child had anxiety and didn't talk to them. Lacking severe skills needed for transitioning kindergartners. Or any child that has not met them prior. Giving a child one day to transition is gatekeeping and stigmatizing to impressionable children.

A wonderful place to worship with diverse and faith-filled parishioners, inspiring music, vibrant…read moreministries, and remarkable new pastor and bishop. The future of our Church in the south suburbs is bright!

Great church! They truly care about the community -- helping with jobs, housing, and etc . Very…read morekind and supportive people."

Great peaceful place. Beautiful stonework, amazing statues. We were looking for a memorial made to…read morea relative years ago, and amazingly on a Sunday the office was open & there was a very helpful staff member there. Unfortunately there is no computerized list, but the office staff helped point us to areas to search.

Great place to visit and explore and pray. More things to see when there. For me the best time to…read morevisit this place is summer, especially August.

This is a great place to worship and hear the word of God! Pastor Lee is a phenomenal preacher and…read moreknows the Bible. This church is spirit filled! I always feel like my soul is being fed when I attend this service.