First Christian Church of Chicago

First Christian Church of Chicago is a multiethnic congregation that embodies the vision of a diverse community as described in Revelation 7:9, welcoming individuals from every tribe, language, people, and nation. Established in 1885, the church has evolved over the years, reflecting the changing demographics of the Ashburn neighborhood and fostering a sense of family among its members.

Originally founded as the Englewood Church of Christ, the church moved to its current location in 1961 and has since embraced a growing diversity, including significant participation from Filipino and African American families, as well as the establishment of a Spanish-speaking congregation. This commitment to inclusivity highlights the church's mission to serve and connect with its community.

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