Episcopal Churchwomen (Church of the Holy Innocents)
Vicar of Church of the Holy Innocents (Hoffman Estates, Ill) from 1970-1995
All Saints Church (Chicago, Ill : 1882- )
Founded in 1882 as a mission in a Methodist Church in the village of Ravenswood, Illinois. In the same year, money was pledged for a church building. The village was later incorporated into Chicago. It retained Ravenswood as the name of the neighborhood. The church has since remained in that location.
All Saints Church (Western Springs, Ill)
Started as a mission in 1894, it became a parish in 1942.
Services in Batavia were held in homes, until a formal mission was established in 1855. In 1886, the mission became a parish. The present stone church was built in 1880, after the previous church was destroyed by a tornado in 1857.
Founded as an organized mission in 1877, it became a parish in 1969, and in 2002, it closed its doors.
Church of the Advent (Marengo, Ill)
Church of the Annunciation of our Lady (Waukegan, Ill)
All Soul's Chapel (of Christ Church, Waukegan, Ill) was renamed Church of the Annunciation of Our Lady in 1964 to reflect the Anglo-Catholic tradition. Annunciation also had a hispanic congregation 1983-1988. In 1990, the church built a new church in Gurnee. Same congregation, same name, different location.
Church of the Ascension (Chicago, Ill)
Founded in January 1857 in a borrowed church on the corner of LaSalle and Erie Streets by parishioners from Saint James Episcopal Church. It was officially admitted to the diocesan convention in 1858. In 1865, the church acquired a building at LaSalle and Elm Streets. Burned to the ground during the Great Chicago Fire of 1871, parishioners saved only the stone baptismal and a large silver chalice and paten. The church was rebuilt in 1873 and dedicated in 1874.