The Finance & Investments Team is responsible for the drafting of and oversight of annual budgets, regular accounting, our investment portfolio, financial planning, and stewardship and fundraising campaigns. This team also includes a Grant-writing subteam that works in collaboration with staff. This meeting is on Zoom. If you’re interested in joining the team, email us at info@fpcchicago.org.

Grounded in curiosity, this monthly gathering is for theological conversation and the ways in which our theology and spirituality inform our values, our day to day lives, ethics, politics and priorities. We will convene at a different NWSide bars, pubs and breweries each month. This month we will be gather on the patio at Eris Brewery and Cider House at 4240 W Irving Park Rd. We will tackle the theology and spiritual implications of Artificial Intelligence (AI).

Friendship’s Not a Book Club is back! We emphasize building community and conversations around a monthly theme. The books listed will be utilized as a supplement to our conversations and we will share other resources with one another as well! We understand it can be hard to squeeze reading time in these days, so whether you’ve read the book all the way through or not, you’re invited and encouraged to attend the discussion!

Theme: Knowledge vs. Wisdom

Book: A Wizard of Earthsea by Ursula K. Le Guin

The Mission & Partnerships Team coordinates with current partner organizations and cultivates new relationships in our community. They are responsible for our kitchen programming and curate faith and community based programming that speaks to Friendship’s commitments. If you’re interested in joining the Mission & Partnerships Team, email us at info@fpcchicago.org!

The Space Utilization Team is responsible for maintaining our space, planning creatively and strategically for the use of our space and implementing processes and policies for use of our space. This team manages the renting and usage of Friendship’s spaces. This meeting is in person. If you’re interested in joining the Space Utilization Team, email us at info@fpcchicago.org.

We gather for worship every Sunday at 10am CST. We invite you to join us exactly as you are in person or online! We ensure that our online participants get just as full and immersive of an experience as our in person participants. The link to worship is sent out in our newsletter, so sign up at the bottom of this page to join online!

We gather for worship every Sunday at 10am CST. We invite you to join us exactly as you are in person or online! We ensure that our online participants get just as full and immersive of an experience as our in person participants. The link to worship is sent out in our newsletter, so sign up at the bottom of this page to join online!

Grounded in curiosity, this monthly gathering is for theological conversation and the ways in which our theology and spirituality inform our values, our day to day lives, ethics, politics and priorities. We will convene at a different NWSide bars, pubs and breweries each month. This month we will be gather on the patio at Eris Brewery and Cider House at 4240 W Irving Park Rd. We will tackle the theology and spiritual implications of Artificial Intelligence (AI).

The Finance & Investments Team is responsible for the drafting of and oversight of annual budgets, regular accounting, our investment portfolio, financial planning, and stewardship and fundraising campaigns. This team also includes a Grant-writing subteam that works in collaboration with staff. This meeting is on Zoom. If you’re interested in joining the team, email us at info@fpcchicago.org.

We gather for worship every Sunday at 10am CST. We invite you to join us exactly as you are in person or online! We ensure that our online participants get just as full and immersive of an experience as our in person participants. The link to worship is sent out in our newsletter, so sign up at the bottom of this page to join online!

Friendship’s Not a Book Club is back! We emphasize building community and conversations around a monthly theme. The books listed will be utilized as a supplement to our conversations and we will share other resources with one another as well! We understand it can be hard to squeeze reading time in these days, so whether you’ve read the book all the way through or not, you’re invited and encouraged to attend the discussion!

Theme: The power of education, resilience

Book: I Am Malala: How One Girl Stood Up For Education and Changed the World by Malala Yousafzai