CityPoint Community Church

About this church

CityPoint Community Church gathers in person and online Sunday at 9:00 and 11:00 a.m. in Chicago's Bronzeville neighborhood. Worship combines relevant music with preaching that draws connections among hip-hop, popular culture, the Bible, Jesus, justice, and community. Visitors may engage socially or remain anonymous. Free off-street parking is available beside the church, with unrestricted street parking on nearby blocks. The building is also steps from the 43rd Street Green Line station and close to the No. 3 bus at 43rd and King Drive, making CityPoint unusually accessible without a car.

Nursery for birth through age four and CP Kids for ages five through eleven operate at both Sunday services. CP Next teen church for ages twelve through seventeen meets at both hours on second through fifth Sundays. Families who prefer to stay together can use a second-floor parent, child, and nursing room with a window into the service. CityPoint describes its approach as socially conscious Christianity, joining faith to public impact inside and beyond church walls. Community groups, membership, baptism, a growth track, service teams, and neighborhood ministries provide next steps. The result is a distinctly urban evangelical congregation where contemporary Black culture, biblical preaching, family programming, transit access, and concern for justice are explicit parts of the visitor experience.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 25, 2026. Sources: Worship style, transit, parking, family rooms, and times · Socially conscious Christianity and online worship · Nursery, children's church, and teen-church schedule · Church identity and community approach

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