Located in the far north Sauganash neighborhood of the City of Chicago, Queen of All Saints…read moreBasilica is a historic Roman Catholic church. It has great meaning (past and present) for my wife's family, and we were able to use it as a place for remembrance during the start of Lent in 2025. Basilicas are Catholic churches with special privileges and historical significance, granted by the Pope and approved by the Vatican. There are four 'major' ones, all located in Rome, and many minor ones (with three in the City of Chicago). A Cathedral is the church that serves as the home for a Catholic Diocese, with the Holy Name Cathedral being that for the Chicago arch-diocese (though it is not a basilica). The Queen of All Saints was completed in 1960, with Pope John XXIII elevating it to a basilica in 1962. Our families came for the 8:30 am mass on a Monday, to remember the one year death anniversary of our dad. We came early, and witnessed the rosary led by layman (mostly Filipinos from what I can tell). By 8:30 am, the front of the church was filled up. After the mass, our families stayed to do our rosary for the dead.

Great church really beautiful inside and out. The people are really friendly and welcoming. Lots of…read morestreet parking as well as a very large lot. Warning this is a super popular church especially on the holidays so come early to guarantee a seat.

The architecture of the church is absolutely beautiful. The Statue of Jesus and Mary up front…read morenear the altar are gorgeous. Beautiful stain glass up front. Older church kept up beautifully. Each mass we attended we were able to have a different priest do the homily. Each homily heard was meaningful and relevant. The church has a nice mix of people; German, Irish, Italian, Hispanic, Asian. I like that. God created us all different and this church represents that spirit. Door greeters up front always friendly. Down to earth neighborhood vibe. It is clean, has a nice amount of masses available to go to and a mass in Spanish. My husband, myself and our kids are really happy with our new parish home. We are going to be formally joining.

Today's service was so good, pastor Steve brings his sense of humor to all the Sunday services,…read morewhich always keeps people ingaged. He talks about Yeshua in such an easy way for to understand. Everyone there is incredibly welcoming and sweet! Easter Service was so nice. The band was rocking out to the Lord today. Do yourself a favor, and bring a friend with you, they don't disappoint here. ‍

This church is so warm , friendly and down to earth real! . The teaching is Bible based and…read moreencouraging. I moved out to the suburbs, but still take the trip back to the city for church!

Friendly and fun congregation. A great family church whether you have kids or not. Rich worship…read moreexperience from the members to the music to the sermon. Inspired activities to keep being engaged beyond worship too. Give it a try, chat up some regulars. Enjoy an eclectic group of welcoming christians. This review is short one star and that would be you. So get on it, there's a warm welcome waiting for you.

I have been a member of Edgebrook Community Church for three years now and have connected with many…read morewonderful people A friend of mine invited me to worship, and I can remember being apprehensive because of the unknown...Not knowing what to expect I was going to a different church and a denomination I never heard about. What is United Church of Christ. I was raised Catholic? What will happen when I walk through the doors? But I went....I can remember sitting and listening to Pastor Greg's sermon, and have never looked back. It has been three years now and my faith has changed in many different ways. The congregation made me feel welcome then and now. I am happy that I was invited to visit the church that Sunday because the people that I have met have transformed me as a person.

I love the old-fashioned community theatre~ and the Trinity Church does it right! We went to see a…read morefriend in Trinity Slovak Lutheran Church's production of "The Pajama Game" and it was a lot of fun with a big audience. It's so great to see people from the neighborhood talking and spending time supporting the arts while building their community up. Wish there were more places that did this still!

From the owner: Peace loving, God fearing members. We love visitors. Location. Convenience. Parking. Events. read more

This is a church that is constantly growing. They are blessed with so many talented people that…read moreexcersise their gifts in so many ways. They have children's church for the younger kids, so the parents can enjoy the upstairs service during that time. They also have Sunday school for pre-k to adult. Come stop by for a great Sunday morning worship!

I am in Chicago because of this wonderful Church…read more If you speack Romanian, go once. I recommend Sundays or Tuesdays evenings.

One of the best Romanian churches in Chicago! Healthy Biblical teaching and a very talented music…read moreministry. Blessed to attend while living in the city. Also, friendly members.

We were married here in August of 2007. Pastor Linda Forbes and the office staff at the church were…read moreso accommodating and helpful. It was one of the few places that would allow a non-member to come in with an outside minister to perform the wedding. The facility was charming, but even more importantly in August, air-conditioned. I would highly recommend.

I also was married here back in the late '80s. I have been attending every since. Pastor Erickson…read moreis great at giving an inspiring, often humorous message to get you thru your week. VERY friendly people, families, Sunday school, nursery care, and really beautiful sanctuary, inclusive members, and everything you could want for a wedding, baptism, funeral before and after. You could have a smaller reception (under 125) here very inexpensively. Office staff is tops.