Sunday Services Online
We invite you to be our guest at a Sunday service online at 9 and 11 a.m! Out of an abundance of caution, we are cancelling all gatherings until further notice. We are creating a unique online church experience on our Willow Chicago YouTube Channel to help you connect with God each week.
For kids: Infants to Grade 5 can find digital resources from our Promiseland Children's Ministry through the [email protected] curriculum. Learn more here!
For students: Middle school students (Elevate) and high school students (Impact) can view messages from our Student Ministries Pastor Alaina Garcia on our Student Ministries YouTube Channel!
Journey Through Mark
The life of Jesus is the stuff of a good story, one that the writer of Mark has likely heard time and again. But what makes this good story even better is this: It’s true.
As a friend of Peter’s, John Mark has surely heard the apostles tell the stories of all that Jesus did and said, and he’s intent on getting it down. But more than simply wanting to preserve the account, John Mark has in mind all those who still need to hear the story. His telling hits the ground running and doesn’t stop. And he’s careful to capture the events in such a way that even those who are outside the Jewish faith can grasp the significance of it all and get caught up in the adventure too.
John Mark knows that the life of Jesus isn’t just a good story, it’s good news.
Go deeper in the Journey Through Mark with daily readings for you and your whole family. Learn more at willowjourney.org!
About Willow Chicago
We are Willow Chicago, a church committed to loving everyone, always, and extending the hope and grace of Jesus to our neighbors near and far. Willow Chicago is a church that strives to reflect the unique collection of people who call it home. We are a church that champions multiculturalism and encourages our community members to embrace each others' unique differences.
“They devoted themselves to the apostles’ teaching and to fellowship, to the breaking of bread and to prayer.” – Acts 2:42