Immanuel Anglican Church Chicago
Immanuel Anglican Church
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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Oct 26, 2026
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Episodes
Ascension Sermon - Fr. Aaron Damiani 22.05.2023 25:55
Luke 24:4 4-53
A Secure Reputation - Fr. Aaron Damiani 14.05.2023 26:29
1 Peter 3:8-18
A Secure Justice - Fr. Matt Woodley 30.04.2023 30:43
1 Peter 2:11-25
A Secure Status - Dcn. Susan Raedeke 23.04.2023 27:35
1 Peter 1:13-2:3
A Secure Inheritance - Fr. Aaron Damiani 16.04.2023 24:56
1 Peter 1:3-9
A Secure Life - Fr. Aaron Damiani 09.04.2023 19:34
Matthew 28:1-10
Good Friday 2023 Homily - Fr. Stephen Lake 06.04.2023 25:20
Good Friday 2023 Homily - Fr. Stephen Lake by Immanuel Anglican Church
Maundy Thursday 2023 Homily - Christina Baik 05.04.2023 17:36
Luke 22:14-30
King Over All the Earth - Fr. Stephen Lake 26.03.2023 26:39
Zechariah 14:1, 3-9, 20-21
A Cleansing Fountain is Opened - Dcn. Will Chester 19.03.2023 32:37
Zechariah 12:10-13:6
We Have Heard that God is With You - Fr. Aaron Damiani 12.03.2023 29:40
Zechariah 8
Render True Judgments - Pastor Corey Buchanan 05.03.2023 40:39
Zechariah 7
Get Rid of It - Fr. Aaron Damiani 26.02.2023 27:12
Zechariah 5
Ash Wednesday 2023 | All Flesh Is As Grass - Dcn. Susan Raedeke 22.02.2023 21:28
Psalm 103:8-14
New Clothes and a Fresh Start - Fr. Aaron Damiani 12.02.2023 27:24
Zechariah 3
World Mission Sunday (Zechariah 2) - Nephtali Matta 04.02.2023 33:04
World Mission Sunday (Zechariah 2) - Nephtali Matta by Immanuel Anglican Church
The Comfortable Words - Dcn. Susan Raedeke 29.01.2023 28:17
Scripture Passage: Zechariah 1
Encouragement for the Messy Middle - Fr Aaron Damiani 21.01.2023 28:18
Haggai 2
From Apathy to Vivacity - Fr. Aaron Damiani 15.01.2023 26:33
Reading: Haggai Chapter 1
How to See Christ - Fr. Aaron Damiani 08.01.2023 25:57
Reading: Matthew 2:1-12
The Gift and Challenge of Faith - Josh Evans 19.12.2022 20:11
The Gift and Challenge of Faith - Josh Evans by Immanuel Anglican Church
The Medium is the Message - Fr. Aaron Damiani 11.12.2022 21:00
Father Aaron discusses the frustration of waiting for important communication, how this feeling can be intensified when waiting for a response from God and reflects on the season of Christmas and how God broke the silence by sending his son, Jesus Christ, to be born.
Would You Trust This Guy? - Dcn. Susan Raedeke 04.12.2022 32:01
Reading: Isaiah 11:1-10 Deacon Susan discusses the context of the prophecy of Jesus in the book of Isaiah, and explains that the prophecy was given during a time of political crisis in the Southern kingdom of Judah, and offers insight into the young King Asa's fear and the Lord's response to him.
"Let Us Walk in the Light of the Lord" - Fr. Aaron Damiani 27.11.2022 23:04
Reading: Isaiah 2:1-5 In this Advent sermon, Fr. Aaron discusses the necessity of preparation for the "Day of the Lord" and uses the example of Alex Honnold's intense training for his successful free solo climb of El Capitan. The sermon focuses on Isaiah's vision of the "mountain of the house of the Lord" as a metaphor for the end of history and God's ultimate triumph over all human empires.
Loving Our ‘Saint-Makers’ - Fr. Aaron Damiani (Nov 6th, 2022) 06.11.2022 24:41
Loving Our ‘Saint-Makers’ - Fr. Aaron Damiani (Nov 6th, 2022) by Immanuel Anglican Church
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