Join us for worship at 10:30 am. Rev. Colin Knapp will be leading worship and preaching from the biblical text. In worship we celebrate our relationship with God, we strengthen our relationship with one another, and we explore what it means to put our faith into action. Come as you are.

Join us for Saturday Morning Pilgrim Power Hour, every Saturday 9:30-10:15 in June during the Farmers Market. The theme is BUGS. Free secular stories, movement, music and crafts for ages 2-10. No RSVP needed just drop in! For more information contact Maureen Deahl at, maureen,deahl@pilgrimoakpark.org.

Power Hour will take a break in July and then continue on Saturdays in August and September. Watch for more on the upcoming themes!

The next Men's Breakfast will be at Michael Horton's house. RSVP to Michael at mhorton71@gmail.com. Please bring yourself and a dish to share, hope to see you there! 

Women’s Book Club will be reading Driftless, by David Rhodes, with discussion led by, Debbie Kent. Gloria Cox will be hosting. Books are available for checkout at the Oak Park Public Library Main Branch.

Join us for worship at 10:30 am. Rev. Colin Knapp will be leading worship and preaching from the biblical text. In worship we celebrate our relationship with God, we strengthen our relationship with one another, and we explore what it means to put our faith into action. Come as you are.

Join us for Saturday Morning Pilgrim Power Hour, every Saturday 9:30-10:15 in June during the Farmers Market. The theme is BUGS. Free secular stories, movement, music and crafts for ages 2-10. No RSVP needed just drop in! For more information contact Maureen Deahl at, maureen,deahl@pilgrimoakpark.org.

Power Hour will take a break in July and then continue on Saturdays in August and September. Watch for more on the upcoming themes!

Join us for worship at 10:30 am. Rev. Colin Knapp will be leading worship and Rev. Tim Wolfe preaching from the biblical text. In worship we celebrate our relationship with God, we strengthen our relationship with one another, and we explore what it means to put our faith into action. Come as you are.

Join us for an All Pilgrim’s Wine and Cheese gathering at Pilgrim Church. We will gather on the front lawn, weather permitting, or in the Parlor. RSVP to Pilgrim at office@pilgrimoakpark.org if you plan on attending. Bring your favorite appetizer, wine or non-alcoholic drink to share. Also bring your lawn chair.

Join us for Saturday Morning Pilgrim Power Hour, every Saturday 9:30-10:15 in June during the Farmers Market. The theme is BUGS. Free secular stories, movement, music and crafts for ages 2-10. No RSVP needed just drop in! For more information contact Maureen Deahl at, maureen,deahl@pilgrimoakpark.org.

Power Hour will take a break in July and then continue on Saturdays in August and September. Watch for more on the upcoming themes!

Join us for worship at 10:30 am. Rev. Colin Knapp will be leading worship and preaching from the biblical text. In worship we celebrate our relationship with God, we strengthen our relationship with one another, and we explore what it means to put our faith into action. Come as you are.

Topic: “The Road to General Synod 35” 
Presenters: Rev. Gloria Cox and Joycelin Fowler
Description: Our delegates will present the important issues coming before this year’s General Synod and the resolutions that we will be voting on. Plan in attending this session to keep up with what’s happening in our denomination.

Join us for Saturday Morning Pilgrim Power Hour, every Saturday 9:30-10:15 in June during the Farmers Market. The theme is BUGS. Free secular stories, movement, music and crafts for ages 2-10. No RSVP needed just drop in! For more information contact Maureen Deahl at, maureen,deahl@pilgrimoakpark.org.

Power Hour will take a break in July and then continue on Saturdays in August and September. Watch for more on the upcoming themes!

Join us for worship at 10:30 am. Rev. Colin Knapp will be leading worship and Rev. Kirsten Peachey preaching from the biblical text. In worship we celebrate our relationship with God, we strengthen our relationship with one another, and we explore what it means to put our faith into action. Come as you are.

Topic: “Beyond Stonewall,” an interactive multimedia exhibit of LGBTQ history
Presenter: LGBTQ+ Ministry
Description: For Pilgrim Pride Sunday, in lieu of a speaker, the LGBTQ+ team will offer a self-guided multimedia installation. This exhibit will be launched on June 1 at 10:00 am and be available for viewing throughout the month.

Pilgrim’s Women’s Breakfast will be hosted by Maureen Deahl. If you plan on attending, let Maureen know by emailing maureen.deahl@pilgrimoakpark.com. Bring your favorite dish or beverage to share.

Join us for worship at 10:30 am. Rev. Colin Knapp will be leading worship and preaching from the biblical text. In worship we celebrate our relationship with God, we strengthen our relationship with one another, and we explore what it means to put our faith into action. Come as you are.

Topic: “Understanding Native Sacrifice”
Presenter: Tony Perez

Join us for worship at 10:30 am. Rev. Colin Knapp will be leading worship and preaching from the biblical text. In worship we celebrate our relationship with God, we strengthen our relationship with one another, and we explore what it means to put our faith into action. Come as you are.

Topic: “Life After Incarceration Pt. 2”
Presenter: Bruce Cox
Description: It is estimated that 95% of the people who enter incarceration will be released at some point. Some will be released after a short sentence and some after much longer sentences. The question is, what does their life look like after their release? Have they paid their "debt to society" and will they be given another chance or will they serve a permanent sentence for the rest of their lives? Let's unpack this dilemma and our own attitudes.

The Women’s Book Club will be reading The Diamond Eye, by Kate Quinn, led by Margie McKenzie. Books (including some large print copies) have arrived at the Oak Park Library (main branch) and are available for check out. We will be meeting at Joycelin Fowler home, hosted by Margie.

New folks are always welcome! If any Pilgrim women or non-binary people would like to join the book club, and aren’t on the email list, please email Karen Van Meter at karenvanmeter433@gmail.com.

Join us for worship at 10:30 am. Rev. Colin Knapp will be leading worship and Rev. Gloria Cox preaching from the biblical text. In worship we celebrate our relationship with God, we strengthen our relationship with one another, and we explore what it means to put our faith into action. Come as you are.

Topic: “Immigration Ministry at Pilgrim”
Presenter: Immigration Group
Description: Review Pilgrim's work with refugees and immigrants over its history and, more recently, in the last 7-8 years, as the backdrop for a discussion about where the congregation thinks we should focus in this ministry in the coming period.

Lux Cantorum Chicago Presents: Gospel Extravaganza!

We celebrate the rich heritage of gospel music with powerful vocals, soulful melodies, inspirational messages, call & response, clapping, stomping, and enthusiastic rhythms. Our tribute to gospel music welcomes a spiritual experience with a wide range of gospel music styles, and celebrates a faith and culture that is enriching and entertaining! Featuring works by Robert Ray, CeCe Winans, Mark Hayes, M. Roger Holland II, and more.

For more details and to purchase your ticket visit www.luxcantorum.org.

Join us for worship at 10:30 am. Jenny Burney will be leading worship and preaching from the biblical text. In worship we celebrate our relationship with God, we strengthen our relationship with one another, and we explore what it means to put our faith into action. Come as you are.

Topic: “On Tyranny: Twenty Lessons from the Twentieth Century”
Presenter: Lisa Milam
Description: Join Adult Christian Ed for a discussion of On Tyranny: Twenty Lessons from the Twentieth Century, by Prof. Timothy Snyder, a historian of authoritarianism. We'll talk about what lessons the text has for us about how we are to meet the challenge of responding to this troubling time for our nation. You do not need to have read the book to participate.

Join us for worship at 10:30 am. Rev. Colin Knapp will be leading worship and preaching from the biblical text. In worship we celebrate our relationship with God, we strengthen our relationship with one another, and we explore what it means to put our faith into action. Come as you are.

Topic: “Earth Day” 
Presenter: Green Team
Description: Timely reminders and news about enviromental concerns and review the work Pilgrim is/can be doing to support our community and world.

The Oak Park Farmers’ Market is embarking on its 50th season this summer! To kick off the anniversary, Oak Park River Forest Museum, 129 Lake St., in Oak Park, is hosting a panel discussion, featuring farmers, commissioners, musicians and our very own, Leslie Sutphen, talking about Pilgrim’s role in the market and our donut operation. The market has been held in the parking lot of Pilgrim Church since 1978.

Doors open at 10:30 a.m. for visitors to listen to the Farmers’ Market musicians, view market artifacts, and enjoy complimentary Pilgrim-made donuts (thanks to our Donut Committee!) The program will begin at 11 a.m. Admission is free. Hear how the market started with one farmer in 1976 and has grown into a beloved summer community event over the last five decades. (This year’s Farmers’ Market opens at 7 a.m. Saturday, May 17.)

The Farmers’ Market Commission will have 50th anniversary merchandise for sale. For more information, visit oprfmuseum.org.

Everyone is cordially invited to join us in celebration on Easter Sunday! On April 20th, we commemorate the glorious resurrection of Jesus Christ, the beacon of hope for humanity. Come and rejoice in love's triumph over the grave and embrace the promise of eternal life. We extend a heartfelt invitation to a special worship service, enriched with jubilant singing, inspiring preaching, sacred communion, and fervent prayer. Everyone is warmly welcomed!

Pilgrim UCC welcomes you to an Easter Breakfast. Join us in the Fellowship Hall with a dish to share. At 10:00 A.M. join the Easter Egg Hunt on the Front Lawn. All are welcome!