Denomination: Episcopal Church
Liberation Theology on Chicago's Near West Side
St. Andrew's is a little church not far from Chicago's United Center. The church building is modest in appearance from the outside, and many drive past on Washington or Warren Boulevard without realizing it is there. But inside, it is a beautiful chapel inviting visitors to prayer and quiet reflection, with a high ceiling, tall windows, and colorful artistic touches. Bishop Jeffrey Lee has described its look as "monastic". Our front doors are painted bright red, the centuries-old sign for a place of sanctuary. St. Andrew's is home to a growing community of Chicagoans who come from a variety of backgrounds and who are inspired by the teachings and example of Jesus.
The people of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church invite you to join them on Sundays at 10:40 a.m. for worship, for friendship, for building our community, and for making a better world.
We are unapologetically pro-people, pro-public education and pro-union.
St. Andrew's is a little church not far from Chicago's United Center. The church building is modest in appearance from the outside, and many drive past on Washington or Warren Boulevard without realizing it is there. But inside, it is a beautiful chapel inviting visitors to prayer and quiet reflection, with a high ceiling, tall windows, and colorful artistic touches. Bishop Jeffrey Lee has described its look as "monastic". Our front doors are painted bright red, the centuries-old sign for a place of sanctuary. St. Andrew's is home to a growing community of Chicagoans who come from a variety of backgrounds and who are inspired by the teachings and example of Jesus.
The people of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church invite you to join them on Sundays at 10:40 a.m. for worship, for friendship, for building our community, and for making a better world.
We are unapologetically pro-people, pro-public education and pro-union.
