Soup Kitchen (outdoor pickup)
Pick-up at Hinman Avenue door.
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Pastor’s Sermon Prep
ZoomGod’s Story, Our Stories Lectionary Bible Study
ZoomThis weekly Bible study invites participants to discuss the scripture texts for the coming Sunday and to ponder what those stories may teach us today. New participants are always welcome. […]
On the Same Page Book Group
On March 31, the First Church book group On the Same Page will gather for conversation on Lydia Millet's A Children's Bible (2020).  The New York Times Book Review calls this book […]
Limitless Zoom Game Night
All are welcome to join in the fun for Zoom Game Nights with the Limitless Group everyThursday from 8:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m. The group starts the night by checking in with each other.They then play games such as Trivial Pursuit and Pictionary, led by Matt and Stephanie Peters.All ages and stages are welcome to the Limitless […]
Virtual Morning Prayers
ZoomOn YouTube. Rev. Imathiu presents sermons from Dr. Tittle’s manuscripts preached from the First Church pulpit (1920-1949).
First Feet Walking Group
For information contact Susan Prout at swprout@comcast.net
Greater Chicago Food Depository Afternoon Project (with the First Hand group)
First Hands (a First Church fellowship group of all ages that regularly volunteers together) will serve with the Greater Chicago Food Depository on Saturday, April 2 from 1:00-3:45 pm. New participants are always welcome. Volunteers must be vaccinated, wear masks, and practice social distancing. We may be sorting produce or repacking bulk dry goods into […]
Stay-at-Home Group
Via ZoomContact is Beth Swanick : bethswanick@gmail.com
Nursery
Our nursery for children under three is open on Sunday mornings during school year beginning at 9:00 a.m. Parents may sign in their babies and toddlers for the morning, or they can visit the nursery for a play break, diaper change, or feeding. Some parents prefer to keep children with them in worship.