St. Lawrence Church is an Episcopal church that, like branches of the worldwide Anglican Communion, uses a version of The Book of Common Prayer for its worship services.
The church donates a basket of non-perishable food to the HOPE (Helping Other People Everywhere) food pantry weekly.
Traditional service takes place on Sundays at 8am, and a contemporary, family-oriented service is held on Sundays at 9:30am.
The Libertyville Branch Community of Christ is part of an international Christian church with 250,000 members in more than 50 countries. Members of the church are dedicated to living as representatives of Jesus Christ. The church welcomes people of all ages and all walks of life.
First Presbyterian Church is a religious institution offering a safe and welcoming environment for residents to worship and pray. The church offers weekly prayer services, as well as communion and holiday services. The church also offers numerous programs for patrons, including community service, youth activities, religious education, adult programs, ministries and more. Some programs include student ministries, group ministries, Bible study, adult education and more. The church also offers child care services, including for infants and toddlers. Check the church's website for a schedule or programs or events, or for details on services provided.
Established in April 1980, the Holy Cross Lutheran Church is a Christian community that serves more than 500 families. Dedicated to celebrating God's love for all creation, the Church believes in embracing people regardless of who they are or where they are on their personal faith journey.
Mom's Morning Out is the church's early childhood ministry that provides parents a safe environment for children to experience being away from Mom. Each class is limited to eight students.
The church's CrossWays Preschool aims to teach children the world outside of the home by helping them "recognize reasonable limits and grow toward self-discipline and increased independence."
Grace Lutheran Church is a religious institution which hosts regular worship services, youth and adult education programs and ministries.
The Evangelical Free Church of Libertyville's mission is "to build a community of Christ-followers to reach a culture in need of God's presence." Seven elders provide spiritual leadership and govern the organization, and five salaried members lead the ministries dedicated to helping adults, youths and children to grow in relationship to Jesus Christ. Sunday worship starts at 9am and children's church education starts at 9:20am.
The Archdiocese of Chicago Pastoral Vicariate I is one of six vicariates in Chicago. Vicariate I is responsible for overseeing 54 parishes in Libertyville and helps to promote the Roman Catholic Church of Chicago.
The Christian Science Reading Room is the bookstore and lending library for the First Church of Christ, Scientists in Libertyville. The Reading Room provides materials about Christian Science and its discovery as well as Mary Baker Eddy, founder of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientists. The lending library uses an honor system where patrons simply provide their contact information upon checking out an item. There is reserved parking for patrons of the Reading Room in the rear of the building.
Established in 2004, The Islamic Foundation North provides religious, social and cultural services for the Muslim community. The foundation faciliates the practice of religion of Islam in accordance with the Quran and Sunnah. It also provides educational and social activities to strengthen the bond among Muslims. The foundation is also involved in interfaith dialogue, providing prayer observation for high school students and interested community members to foster a better understanding of the religion.
The Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses' congregation is governed by a group of elders that make decisions on all doctrinal matters. Jehovah's Witnesses use the New World Translation of the Holy Scriptures and meet on Sundays and Tuesdays.
St. Joseph Catholic Church is located on E. Maple Ave. in Libertyville. It offers bible study for adults, a religious education program for children and programs to meet the spiritual needs of persons with special needs. There is also a Catholic pre-school and elementary school here, associated with the church.
The Serbian Orthodox Church-Metropolitanate of Libertyville is listed in the National Register of Historic Places by the United States Department of the Interior. The church grounds is home to the St. Sava monastery Cemetery, the School of Theology and a memorial in honor of General Dragoljub Mihailovich who served as Commander-in-Chief of the Yugoslavian Army Forces and also as the Minister of War.
Word of Faith Community Church is a nondenominational church in Libertyville. Although the address is on Butterfield Road, the church is only accessible via St. William Drive.
In 1983, Rev. Jeffrey Harkin established Calvary Way International Fellowship. The church is a Chrisitian, non-denominational church with a fellowship of local and international ministries that work to "extend the kingdom of heaven on earth and to exalt Jesus Christ, the king of kings." The church is connected with many believers and churches abroad. Its missions extend to places such as Canada, Hong Kong, Myanmar, Mexico and Thailand.
St. Sava School of Theology is available for students who are interested in joining the priesthood. It offers classrooms, church, libraries and living quarters. Its admission requirements include graduation from high school, junior college, college or Middle Orthodox Seminary with a grade point average of at least a 3.0 and a passing score on the entrance examination. For more information, visit its website or contact the school to set up a visit.
The Chapel is a Christian group offering worship services with several locations around Illinois. This location meets on Saturdays at 5 pm and Sundays at 9 am and 11 am. Matt Furr is the Libertyville Campus Pastor.
In 1989, Trinity Community Church was founded with a "vision for a new church that blended elements of worship, prayer, Biblical teaching and the active presence of the Holy Spirit." The congregation met in rented spaces until it moved to its current location in 2003. This church promotes a family-oriented community where every member is a disciple, minister and missionary. The church hosts a junior high ministry, women's Bible study and mission trips to help places in need. Church services take place at 10am on Sundays.