Oak Brook Community Church

About this church

Oak Brook Community Church gathers Sunday at 10 a.m. for its main in-person and online worship service, with Spanish translation available. Oak Brook Deaf Church meets at the same hour in the Activity Center using sign and voice interpretation. Children join the opening worship, then move to Equip Kids upstairs around 10:30; a nursery is also available. Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. brings corporate prayer and worship alongside children's and youth ministries, while the Deaf congregation offers Bible study. The church's visitor page describes a relaxed, come-as-you-are community spanning different ages and backgrounds.

OBCC is part of the Assemblies of God and traces its story to a 1935 tent revival in Chicago. Its mission is expressed as joining God in loving people to life in Christ through the Holy Spirit, with a vision shaped by prayer, multicultural outreach, training, generosity, and missions. Local service includes Bridges, which provides practical and spiritual support to lower-income families with small children and women experiencing unplanned pregnancies, as well as food distribution and connection with international university students. Children are encouraged not only to learn but also to worship, serve people in need, teach, and share their faith. For a first Sunday, arrive before 10 for check-in, expect children to begin in the auditorium, and ask at arrival about Spanish or Deaf-church access if needed.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 26, 2026. Sources: Official services page, Sunday main and Deaf worship, nursery, children, transla · Official newcomer page, service sequence, Wednesday schedule, clothing, and comm · Official history page, Assemblies of God identity and 1935 Chicago origins · Official missions page, Bridges, food distribution, and international-student ou

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