Immanuel Anglican Church Chicago

Immanuel Anglican Church

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We are an Anglican church that meets in the West Lakeview neighborhood in Chicago. Anglican churches draw upon the ancient practices of Christianity in a way that all people can understand and participate. Our purpose in Chicago is to lift high the Son of God, that all in the city may be drawn to Him. We are committed to displaying the truth, beauty and goodness of Jesus Christ for the people of Chicago. If you haven’t gotten a chance to worship with us yet, we invite you to please join us on a Sunday morning! We gather on Sundays at 10AM at 1625 W Diversey Pkwy.

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Lessons & Carols Homily 14.12.2014 15:12

True justice begins when connecting power precedes correcting power. Hear Fr. Aaron's reflection on Jesus' incarnation from John 1, which was given at our annual Lessons & Carols service on December 14, 2014.

Make Way for the King 07.12.2014 36:35

After recent events in Ferguson and New York City, many are asking: "What's it going to take for justice to finally be established?" Fr. Aaron engages this question with an exposition of the story of John the Baptist and Jesus in Mark 1:1-8.

The End Of The World As We Know It 01.12.2014 29:13

Fr. Kevin Miller, Associate Rector at Church of the resurrection, preached at Immanuel on November 30th. In his homily he explains what Jesus tells his followers what to watch out and be on guard for in Mark 13.

Food For The Journey 24.11.2014 9:33

Fr. Stephen Gauthier, Canon Theologian for the Upper Midwest Diocese, led Immanuel in an instructed worship service on Nov 23. In his homily, Fr. Stephen explains how the Eucharist is the nourishment for God’s people who are on a journey to eternal life.

Connecting With Jesus In The Liturgy 16.11.2014 25:30

Susan Raedeke, Director of Sunday Operations at Immanuel, teaches from Isaiah about the significance of the Anglican liturgy.

The Reality Of The New City 09.11.2014 33:17

We need to graduate from the question, "How do I make it in this city?" Hear the final sermon from the series: "From Fantasy to Reality: the Renewed Imagination."

Self-Pity Fantasies 02.11.2014 39:09

Our battle scars tell a story about our pain, and tempt us to self-identify as a permanent victim. The story of Elijah and the promise of Christ's love in Ephesians 3 calls us out of self-pity fantasies to the empowering love of Christ.