Top 5 Churches in Illinois

340 45th St, Munster, IN 46321, United States

“Best Church in Indiana to me ⛪️. Different experience that you need to check out. Wonderful Jesus of Nazareth and Scrooge Plays. 6 out of 5”

520 W 138th St, Riverdale, IL 60827, United States

“The Word of God interprets itself; Brother Buie guides all with the desire to learn through the Word. Thank GOD for giving us this opportunity to learn His Word. In Jesus name, amen.”

4151 W Lake Ave, Glenview, IL 60025, United States

“Had just enough time to go worship there before catching a flight for home. A beautiful and peaceful place. The building itself is beautiful, the workers very welcoming and friendly, and the grounds are immaculately cared for. What a wonderful experience!”

126 E Chestnut St, Chicago, IL 60611, United States

“Absolutely gorgeous exterior, with green vines climbing the stone facade and hogwarts like courtyard to walk around. It’s on magnificent mile and a must see”

1635 N La Salle Dr, Chicago, IL 60614, United States

“This was our first experience and WOW it was fabulous! The church is stunning inside. The orchestra and choir exceeded our expectations-absolutely wonderful!”

1850 N Hermitage Ave, Chicago, IL 60622, United States

“Attended a wedding. An absolutely beautiful church. Great place to praise god. Only negative is there is no AC. Priest for the wedding was not from the parish.”

642 W Deming Pl, Chicago, IL 60614, United States

“One of the most welcoming, vibrant and evangelizing Catholic communities in our country. The fastest growing Catholic community in Chicago and host to the Alpha course. Beautiful and relevant Byzantine architecture with amazing art glass, music and Bible centered teachings, and everything you need to worship Him wholeheartedly.”

7600 Roosevelt Rd, Forest Park, IL 60130, United States

“Phenomenal place of Worship. Teaching is always on point. The worship Is awesome”

4220 N Sheridan Rd, Chicago, IL 60613, United States

“I’ve been a parishioner here for just over a year and this is by far the most spiritually satisfying church I’ve ever been a part of. Below you can find an almost random collection of videos and photos I’ve taken throughout the year with different spiritual events thrown in. I’ve been to many different denominational churches, mosques, and Baha’i temples in my life in search of God. I was raised Catholic early in life, but went in deep search of different ideas and spiritualities in my life. Eventually, I can back to Catholicism, in full force, in no small part because of this parish. It is a welcoming place with very friendly parishioners, many of whom have become my friends. The community is of so many different ages, races, and backgrounds, it’s cool seeing the church be so intertwined. The homily’s (sermons) are never long enough, in my opinion, but always resonate on such a unique level with me. As you can see in one of the videos one of our pastors really interacts with us and preaches with us, not to us - (the video was cut off but he had us do a little Q&A and get up to look at part of the room to explain a point about preaching the gospel outside the church). It makes me think about the topic at hand and feel at home. Besides the church having many extra activities, like a young peoples club, Bible study, etc… they most importantly help others in need. If you want to join, we feed about 100 homeless people every Wednesday with a cookout. Afterwards we give premade food bags for them, which can be found in one or two of the photos I posted. We also give out huge amounts of clothing in the winter, and the church doesn’t just have a sign outside that reads we should help refugees, but we actively house, feed, and aid many, I see and participate firsthand and it’s incredible. I feel like there’s a real impact being made, often our pastor is leading efforts in the city to help those in need, especially on the topic of refugees in chicago. Often when I went to other places of worship, including other Catholic Churches, i did not find that they were practicing what they were preaching. There usually wasn’t a lot of work done to directly aid the community outside of prayer. That is definitely not the case here. All in all, the church has a thriving Spanish and English speaking community with packed masses, a legitimate impact on the community and greater area that you can help with, fantastic spiritual guidance, and many events that make me feel right at home. I hope this helped.”

6N491 Crane Rd, St. Charles, IL 60175, United States

“St. Patrick Catholic Church is a beautiful parish, inside and out. Everything and everyone are so welcoming and you feel loved!”

1429 W Wellington Ave, Chicago, IL 60657, United States

“This review is purely for the Oktoberfest they host and not affiliated with a church service. They say suggested donation however they funnel you into two lines saying cash or credit suggested $10 and if you go to swipe your card for a donation, they ask how many people and automatically charge you $10/person. They do not ask how much you would or would not like to donate. When I raised the issue, the staff said they are simply volunteers and it’s not the first time it has been raised. So! If you don’t want to donate, make sure you say no and keep walking. :) would be happy to donate knowingly and willingly based on the amount I choose, not this masked coercive manner. Also they only carry sam adams beers, no other German beers for Oktoberfest so hope that’s your thing. I’ve been to much better Oktoberfests and don’t get the hype.”

24126 N Quentin Rd, Lake Zurich, IL 60047, United States

“What I love most about Quentin Road is they just let you come as you are! Very welcoming”

2705 Walton Wy, Marion, IL 62959, United States

“Very welcoming. Friendly people. Mission is helping people follow Jesus! I'm glad to have found them.”

14327 Highland Ave, Orland Park, IL 60462, United States

“Beautiful Church. We saw the SoWest Symphony perform their Christmas show. Great as usual.”

1400 S Wolf Rd, Hillside, IL 60162, United States

“I am very disappointed in the ground maintenance that has degraded over the years! In summers they knock over and run over flowers and items. To a point we don't put potted flowers there any more. One year after that I purchased a $35 predecorated cross. Within a month or so, it was gone! I called the office and a young Spanish person who answered the office phone he told me "it was too large (over 12" high)" it was not! "So it was removed." So I didn't put anything there for a while. After a couple years I put another $35 cross there 12" high. Well, it disappeared again! So these days I put smaller inexpensive items there and even those sometimes get mowed over! In recent years the cemetary had added new graves. There is a Spanish area. The only reason I mention this is because those graves have multiple decorations large and small that seem to be there ALL the time! I don't know if the management knows this but it seems the workers are prejudice. There is a section in back where they put/dump the items that they remove seasonally and I have seen personal items from various nationalities and races, none of which look Spanish. This is a Catholic cemetary and I find this very disrepectful. There is no excuse for prejudice here from anyone!”