United Church of Rogers Park

About this church

United Church of Rogers Park is a United Methodist congregation at the corner of Ashland and Morse in Chicago's Rogers Park neighborhood. Worship is held Sunday at 10 a.m. in the sanctuary and is also streamed on the church's Facebook page; confirm the time on the website. The service draws on traditional United Methodist liturgy blended with the church backgrounds of its members, with song, prayer, Scripture and a sermon. Communion is shared every other week, and the music can range from gospel and hymns to bluegrass and contemporary songs. The church describes itself as a reconciling congregation that supports full inclusion of LGBTQ people, and it belongs to a cooperative of United Methodist churches on the North Side.

Every Sunday afternoon, the Community Feast serves a free dinner to neighbors in need in the third-floor hall. The New To You thrift shop in the building sells clothing, books and housewares to support the church's ministries, and the Dress Your New Body project offers free styling help for transgender and nonbinary people. CAMP is a weekly adult gathering for conversation about spirituality. Visitors can take the CTA 155 bus to Ashland and Morse or walk two blocks from the Red Line Morse stop. Street parking is limited but free on Sundays. Repairs to the front steps have changed the entrance, so check the website for current directions.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed September 16, 2026. Sources: Homepage: address, phone, Sunday 10am, transit and parking · Worship experience: liturgy, music, communion, livestream · What we believe: United Methodist mission statement · Community Feast Sunday meal ministry

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