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Preached a sermon "Century of rebuilding" at the Cathedral Church of Saint James, 1860.

Disciples of Christ Church renting space at Saint Francis Church.

Established in the village of Woodlawn in 1889, it remained in Woodlawn when it became a neighborhood of Chicago. Closed in 1971 in the midst of the racial unrest on the south side of Chicago.

"Christ Church" as a meeting place of Epsicopalians started in Oak Park (Harlem) in 1867 and was accepted into the Diocese of Chicago the following year. In 1882, for a variety of reasons, the congregation decided moved a few blocks away and started Grace Church as a mission. They worshipped there until 1923 when Christ Church (River Forest) reopened as a mission of Grace Church, Oak Park. Christ Church continues today.

Founded as an organized mission in 1877, it became a parish in 1969, and in 2002, it closed its doors.

Seventh Episcopal parish in the state of Illinois. Christ Church Joliet and St. John's Church Lockport (670.104) (1838-1856) for a time were considered the same parish and shared the same rector. St. Edward started as a chapel of Christ Church, became it's own parish in 1960 and then in 2004 Christ Church merged with the Church of Saint Edward the Martyr (Joliet, Ill) (670.17) to become Saint Edward and Christ Church (670.88).