Church of the Mediator (Chicago, Ill). Saint Agnes Group
Church of the Mediator (Chicago, Ill)
Services began in 1878, although the first church building was not built until 1889. The original mission became a church on February 2, 1902. A new church building was built, dedicated in 1930 and provided a worshipful church and a large gathering hall. The church closed in 2007.
Church of the Incarnation (Winthrop Harbor, Ill)
Mission church that was open for 2 years. Edgar Wells from Church of the Annunciation of Our Lady, Waukegan, ILL (670.23) served as the priest in charge.
Church of the Incarnation (Chicago, Ill)
The mission was started in 1886 and continued primarily as a Sunday School until 1896, when a movement to revive the mission resulted in the establishment of a church. A building was purchased from a Methodist Church which was building a new building. The church was moved to a newly purchased lot and refurbished by parishioners. In 1908, the building was again moved to its final location and again refurbished. Around 1948 the church burned down, and the congregation was combined with All Saints Church to form Saint Matthias Church.
Church of the Incarnation (Bloomingdale, Ill)
Started informally in 1981 as a mission of St. Marks, Glen Ellyn and Trinity, Wheaton. Became a mission of the Diocese of Chicago in 1982. COI is currently one of three churches which occupy the same address. (Church of the Incarnation, St. Luke's Philippine Independent Church and First Asian Church of North India).
Church of the Holy Trinity (Chicago, Ill)
Founded in 1885 in the stockyards district of Chicago, it was served for 18 years by the Reverend H.C. Kinney. The church was destroyed in 1902 and was rebuilt at 47th Street and Union Avenue the same year. The church closed in 1958.
Church of the Holy Spirit (Lake Forest, Ill)
Became a mission in 1901, admitted at a parish in 1902.
Church of the Holy Nativity (Clarendon Hills, Ill)
Church of the Holy Nativity (Chicago, Ill)
Formed in 1899, its first church was created out of an old barn. From there, the church has created a succession of church buildings, leading to its current location in the Beverly community.
Church of the Holy Name (Dolton, Ill)
Church of the Holy Name opened in 1961 and the building was dedicated in 1979. By 1989 the church as in discussion with Christ the King about cmerger. Holy Name ended up closing in 1990 when there was a buyer for the building. the building was sold in 1991. The parishoners were encouraged to go to Christ the King. There was no official merger..