We are a Christ-exalting, organic community that seeks to transform the city of Chicago by the gospel of Jesus Christ.
Sunday Service
We meet at 10:30 a.m., at 1211 S. Western Ave., Suite 200—on Western just south of Roosevelt Road. There is plenty of parking on Western Ave. Buses #12, #38, and #49 stop at the corner of Western and Roosevelt.
Sunday Service Times:
10:00am - Coffee
10:30am - Corporate Worship
Lead Pastor
Oscar Leiva— or mobile at 312.925.2361
Would you like more information?
Whether you're new to HTC West Side, or you have been attending for a while, you're invited to Meet HTC, a four-week class exploring the vision, values, and mission of our church. You can also find out how to become a member and get involved on HTC's mission to Chicago.
What HTC believes about membership:
Because we are a “gospel community,” we at HTC believe in church membership. Membership is about joining a family that is united in belief and purpose in order to experience Christ and share Him with the world – it is a visible representation of a spiritual reality: that Christians actually are the “body” of Jesus Christ. Members at HTC are united theologically. We share common views about God and his Word. We are also united in our mission and philosophy, which flow out of our theology; our values lead us to be united in our mission to Chicago and to the world. In short, we fight for unity so that we can faithfully live out the gospel together for the sake of the world and we believe that membership is part of our pathway to theological, missional, and philosophical unity.
The next class begins January 31 at 9 a.m. To sign up or learn more, contact Oscar Leiva (312.925.2361).
Upcoming events
Intersection Cafe: A place where community members from every walk of life can cross paths. Every Friday from 5:30-8:00 pm, the West Side space will be open to provide a warm place to eat, read, play games, and talk. This Friday, Feb. 12, from 6:30-7:30 p.m., come individually or with teams to participate in trivia night! For more information, contact Paul Rollet—.
Urban Men: Plan to attend a weekly dinner at Bar Louie (1321 W. Taylor St.) at 5:30 p.m. every Tuesday.
In an effort to encourage men to better connect with one another and to build each other up, we will meet every Tuesday for $1 burgers and good conversation. Feel free to bring friends and co-workers. For more information, contact Mike Rose—
Community Groups: Community Groups meet in homes with the four-fold purpose of connecting with God, the Word, other people, and the city. They start with a dinner, and short study in Joshua. If you want to join a group, sign up online, or contact Oscar Leiva ().
