Caring Christian people who are ready to help families and individuals in need, and have been doing…read moreso for many years. The new Alsip, Il. distribution / warehouse facility is needed because the amount of families seeking food has more that doubled . Volunteers are welcomed and contributions; financial and food products are always needed. Thanks for praying for this food pantry service!

From the owner: Operation Blessing is a not for profit 501c3 food pantry made up of volunteers from many walks of…read morelife. We do not get any government funding, but rely solely on monetary donations and donations in kind from individuals, churches, and businesses.

Wonderful multi cultural and multi ethnic community of believers in Jesus Christ who are working…read moretowards being more like Jesus everyday. Services are great and connection groups after are a great place to talk and get perspective on the message and how to apply it to your daily life.

From the owner: You will find First Christian Church to be a Bible-believing church with interesting and practical…read moreteaching. You will also see First Christian Church as a Christ-centered family, comprised of people of a variety of ethnic backgrounds. Finally, we have opportunities for children, young people, and adults to grow, serve and develop lasting friendships. Sunday worship at 10:00am.

My Ziarko family became parishioners in 1954. It included my Polish immigrant Grandparents, My…read moreFather, Mother and myself, I was 5 years old.It also included my Aunt, Uncle and their children. We all moved from St. Peter and Paul Parish, 37th and Wood Street. We kids all attended St. Denis School, under the direction of Sr. Una, Who was our Principal. We had our first communions, confirmations,, Weddings and children's baptisms there. My parents remained active parishioners until 1996, when my Father passed and had his funeral mass there. We remember fondly Fr. Leo Hanley, Fr. Fulmer, Fr. Doyle, Fr. Bowman, The many Sisters who taught us! I Thank God for this blessing bestowed upon my Chicago Catholic Family!

I've really enjoyed my time at St. Denis. Very accepting people, faithful to tradition without…read morebeing all snide and arrogant about it. Not a "traditional" parish, guess many would call them "liberal" but their theology is nevertheless entirely orthodox as far as I have seen. Lotta older people there but they are very sweet, very warm, and very accepting people. Hey, if you ever want to visit, PLEASE let me know. I'd love to join you for the mass you'd like to attend!

It's a beautiful church from the outside and it's more active than the Church that's possibly…read moredormant down Laramie Ave. (that's not an orthodox church) but at least this church has an active website. The church has alot of parking in the back behind the church. Easy to access. Handicapped accessible too on the side.

St. Michael's is an incredibly friendly, welcoming church with a surprisingly full schedule of…read moreservices for its size. If you're in the area it's definitely worth a visit!