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Lighthouse & St. Pauls UCC are coming together for a joint Pride worship on Sunday, June 30. Make sure to stick around and join us at the Pride Parade afterwards! RSVP here: http://bit.ly/2F4W38s

It's going to be a musical summer here at Lighthouse! Join us this upcoming Sunday for a throwback to the 70's. Our praise team will cover "A Song for You" by Donny Hathaway, so don't miss out!

Join us @Lighthouse this Sunday @11:30am as we continue our June Sermon Series: The Gospel Through the Decades! Next stop: The 70’s! See more here: http://bit.ly/2F39e9V

A movement is taking shape to address the racism of Boystown.

A movement is taking shape to address the racism of Boystown.

Watch as Pastor J kicks off Lighthouse UCC’s June Sermon Series: The Gospel Through the Decades with a stop at the 60’s from Acts 2:1-21 NIV. In this message Pastor J weaves the themes of Pentecost, Pride, and protest together to address the racism in Boystown. Pentecost came 50 days after Easter. And a movement is launching in Chicago of African American LGBTQ+ folks and our allies, 50 years after Stonewall to demand that justice prevail and Black LGBTQ+ folks are welcomed and served in Boystown, as well as throughout all of Chicago. Listen and share this message with folks who need to hear about the racism of Boystown and how they can join the movement to challenge it: http://bit.ly/2WAY1Zd

Last Sunday we went back to the 60's with a cover of "Ain't No Mountain" by Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell. Let's just say that this sermon series is music to our ears!

Listen as Pastor J kicks off our June Sermon Series: The Gospel Through the Decades with a stop at the 60’s from Acts 2:1-21 NIV. In this message Pastor J weaves the themes of Pentecost, Pride, and protest together to address the racism in Boystown. Pentecost came 50 days after Passover. And a movement is launching in Chicago of African American LGBT folks and our allies, 50 years after Stonewall to demand that justice prevail and Black LGBT folks are welcomed and served in Boystown, as well as throughout all of Chicago. Listen and share this message with folks who need to hear about the racism of Boystown and how they can join the movement to challenge it: http://bit.ly/2WAY1Zd

Lisa, thank you for being such a passionate, active, and devoted member of Lighthouse Church. As a white ally, your words in this blog are profoundly moving. Justice is coming to Boystown!!!

Join us @Lighthouse this Sunday @11:30am as we kick off of our June Sermon Series: The Gospel Through the Decades! See more here: http://bit.ly/2MwygEE

Wow! What an awesome turnout at the community meeting yesterday convened by Affinity, CBGMC, and Lighthouse Church of Chicago. About 75 folks met at Lighthouse, 2335 N. Orchard St. from 7-9 pm to create an action plan to address the racist events at Progress Bar, as well as other Boystown establishments. Stay tuned for more details about how this movement will go forward in light of what was decided last night.

Thank you Chicago Black Gay Men's Caucus, TRP Chicago, Chicago Coalition of Welcoming Churches, B.blyss, and United Latinx Pride for helping to spread the word about the community meeting happening TODAY, Wednesday, June 5th, 7pm, at Lighthouse Church, 2335 North Orchard St., Chicago, IL 60614. Enter on Fullerton. Together we will discuss the racism of Progress Bar, as well as other Boystown businesses AND develop a plan to address it. We aren’t just coming to talk, we’re organizing to act!

Thank you for adding your voice and support to this movement, Brent and Chicago Coalition of Welcoming Churches!

It's time to take action against the racism in spaces like Progress Bar and communities like Boystown. Join us for a community meeting TOMORROW 6/5 @ 7 PM. Together we will develop an ACTION PLAN to address the events at Progress Bar, as well as other businesses in Boystown. RSVP HERE: http://ow.ly/o7ou50uwwcN

Last Sunday we went back to the 60's with a cover of "Ain't No Mountain" by Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell. Let's just say that this sermon series is music to our ears!

We wrapped up The Gospel According to Chance the Rapper with one final song, May I Have This Dance? Stay tuned because we've got more music coming your way this summer!

Another Sunday, another Chance cover! Finish Line/Drown featuring our talented praise team. Next Sunday we’ll be singing May I Have This Dance, so make sure to join us 😀

"God took my little and made much. That's why the old folks used to say, ‘if you take the first step, God will do the rest.’ “- Pastor Jamie Frazier Listen to the full sermon from our service on 5/5, featuring the Gospel According to Chance the Rapper, Track 1: Blessings. http://ow.ly/kejj50u7g27

"I believe that Chance (the Rapper) is a prophet. He is someone that is called to address our time." - Pastor Jamie Frazier Listen to the full sermon from our service on 5/5, featuring the Gospel According to Chance the Rapper, Track 1: Blessings. http://ow.ly/ps8d50u7fmv

This past Sunday, we kicked off our highly anticipated sermon series: The Gospel According to Chance The Rapper! Here's a sneak peek of our praise team's cover of Blessings. Our praise team will sing Finish Line/Drown next Sunday, so make sure to join us 😀

Hungry for inspiration, friendship and some tasty food? Join us TODAY Easter Sunday, April 21, at 11:30 am for a phenomenal worship experience followed by a free chicken and waffles brunch! We meet at 2335 N Orchard St., inside of St. Paul’s UCC. Enter on Fullerton. Lighthouse is a predominately African American LGBT- inclusive church that welcomes all people. Learn more here → http://bit.ly/2TGfxFd

Hungry for inspiration, friendship and some tasty food? Join us Easter Sunday, April 21, at 11:30 am for a phenomenal worship experience followed by a free chicken and waffles brunch! Lighthouse is a predominately African American LGBT- inclusive church that welcomes all people. Learn more here → http://bit.ly/2TGfxFd

Check out this recent Newsy story about how The Lighthouse Church of Chicago is working to spread healing and light in the world. Join us for worship! We meet every Sunday morning, 11:30 am, at St. Paul’s UCC Church, Lincoln Park, 2335 N. Orchard Street. Enter on Fullerton. www.lighthousechicago.org.

Hey Friends! In case you missed it, here is Lighthouse Lead Pastor, Jamie Frazier featured in a segment today on CNN about the Jussie Smollet case.