WPC has fed and sustained my faith and my family for over 60 years. Friendly. Together. Young and…read moreOld. Great children and young adults programs.

When we moved to Winnetka eleven years ago, we were looking for a church that felt like a…read morecommunity, had a great youth program to help us raise our two kids to be morally strong, and a pastor that inspired us. We found all of those things at WPC and became official members a year later. This is a church that inspires us to action and has given us ways to teach our kids about helping the homeless, hungry, and lonely in the north shore. The focus isn't so much on the church as a building, but as a group of people who can make a difference. During quarantine, the weekly service has been broadcast on Vimeo so our family still has a routine each week for some spiritual reflection together.

great church for our young family. lots of opportunities to connect with others in the area, solid…read moremom's ministry, and great preaching. the congregation is a real community that is very friendly and committed to serving each other and the community.

could not ask for a better church. beautiful building in a great location, Grace has an incredible…read morestaff with distinguished yet varied backgrounds and experiences stemming from LA to Dallas to Houston to Portland, OR and from both big and small churches. the message and music is a pleasant mix of contemporary and traditional with very clear life application and delivered in a meaningful, heartfelt way by the senior pastor.

I was lucky to find WCC about seven years ago when I was seeking to have my baby baptized. Since…read morethen, I officially joined, became a member, and currently volunteer in the church's community outreach groups. It has been an extraordinary experience for me and my children.

I came here for my friend's wedding recently. The church was a nice place for her to get married…read more(even if she's an athiest who got married in a church - irony!). The church was attractive inside and outside, and the service was not mind-numbingly long like some weddings I've attended. The minister had a good sense of humor, told some personal stories about my friend and her husband, and avoided any outdated sexist language. two small quips - - only two one-person bathrooms for a church that holds a lot of people: need more! - why must all protestant churches have hard pews!? all in all though, it was pretty chill, as a church ceremony goes.

I have been a member of KUC for almost 40 years. The church really creates a sense of community and…read morefamily that resonates with me. There are incredible programs for youth and quite frankly for any and every age beyond as well. The music program is vibrant! The congregation is amazingly charitable. The services are well attended and quite meaningful. What is amazing to me is how well the church has always been able to maintain it's stable environment regardless of the changes that come with time.

If Hansel and Gretel had been lovers instead of brother and sister they would totally get married…read morehere. Quaint is the only word that comes to mind to describe it. Quaint in the way, rich people can be quaint. Not rustic, nor shabby (chic), but purposeful, we have gobs of money--quaint. I attended a wedding of a dear friend in this little charmer and the hubs and I were impressed at the word go. The church itself is tucked away in the neighborhood barely distinguishable from the perfectly manicured mansions on either side. It is, however, the oldest non-denominational church in the United States. This little tidbit served my pals well as one was Catholic and the other was...not. If you are looking to be wed in the Northshore take a look at this nugget!

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Currently in an emergency situation and with no one else to turn to, I spoke with the preacher of…read morethis church. He wasn't kind or even sympathetic. Obtuse and treating me like a scheister I wasn't trying to sound like this, there's natural panic in my voice because of the emergency situation I've endured these past 5 days. He said I should contact a church that's closer to my community in Chicago because he couldn't help at all. When I responded, "but Chicago is heartless, which is why I have contacted a church in the 'burbs instead." He snapped back, "CHICAGO IS NOT HEARTLESS! Chicago is NOT heartless. Nope, it's not. No. You're wrong..." Stupid me, he's from Winnetka and has never endured hardship before apparently.

Bought most of my suits there when I was a seminarian nearby. And a wool coat that more than…read moreprotects against Lake Michigan January winds.

Excellent treasures, good prices, good cause, most organized sale I've every been to. They collect…read moreitems for an entire year for their charity sale. Everything is in working order and clean. They mark down around 1:30p. I go every year!

I have found the Community Church of Wilmette to be a beautiful faith community with people from…read morevarious Christian denominations. Worship services are creative with inspiring music and sermons. The pastor, Dr. Josiah Ewing, preaches sermons that engage both the mind and heart while sharing the good news of the Gospel. This is a church where you do not have to leave science or a curious mind at the door. If you are looking to attend an open and LGBTQIA+ affirming Christian Church in North Chicagoland, you may have found your place! It's a proud member of the Association of Welcoming & Affirming Baptists.

A small community church where all are welcome. Excellent music, evocative preaching, and a…read morerelaxed, friendly atmosphere

This is the church that was also in home alone…read more John Hughes lived in North Brook and Lake Forest and Is buried in Lake Forest. It's a pretty church on the outside. They still have the nativity scene at Christmas and a pumpkin patch during the fall, starting in October. You can even be interred here, if you want.

Absolutely stunning church with the nicest people and the greatest music anywhere. Truly a…read morecommunity there, one that welcomes anyone.