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Formed, in 1979, by the merger of Church of the Messiah and Church of Saint Bartholomew.

Saint Andrew's was started as a mission / chapel of Christ Church (Streator) and shared a rector for a number of years. It was one of the only truly rural churches in the diocese of Chicago. Originally consisted of a church, parish hall, and cemetary. Currently St. Andrew's is only open Easter Day through Christmas Eve and is one of four churches that comprise the consortium of churches known as the LaSalle County Episcopal Ministry.

Organized as a mission in 1962. Applied for and received status as a parish in 1976.

Saint Mark's, originally in Fox River Grove, became an organized mission in 1954 and met for the first two years in homes until they had to rent space in a building. Once the church was built, they have continually met in Barrington Hills, Illinois.

After irregular services in rented space from 1838-1850, Saint John's was formally established in 1850 with the construction of its own building. The church still exists.

Families started meeting in 1934 and in 1945 the church became a mission of the Diocese of Chicago. The building was dedicated in 1954 and the church was consecrated in 1962. The parish continues to this day as of December 2023.

In 1868, the mission began with a church school program held every Sunday in the pastor's home, with occasional Sunday services held in the local Methodist Church. Regular services began in 1870 in various locations until 1888, when a church building was erected. Later a Parish house was added. The mission continued until 2019, when it closed.

Began as an unorganized mission in 1888. Became an organized mission in 1890. Closed in 1905.