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  I felt very welcomed and have made friends here. I have learned a lot through grow groups and Bible studies and services. I became a member and it has both held me accountable and kept me in a small knit community with people serving the Lord. There are many ways that my close friends here have helped me. This church offers a lot of great services and the opportunities to go on missions trips and has sister churches in other countries. The preaching can't be beat and there are many ways to get involved.

  Added March 10, 2017 by Lisa Manzella
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  Some of the reasons why I attend Armitage Baptist Church is because of the community they have build there. The members are always there with smiles and are eager to greet you and thank you for coming. another reason is the atmosphere. it feels like a second home and I have never felt more welcomed. I always leave with a better connection and knowledge of the lord Jesus Christ.

  Added February 02, 2017 by Rafael Cervantes jr
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  legalism is when you impose law on today when Christ completed and ended the law, lots of rules here, I attend each sunday morning and evening. I tried to volunteer for esl club where you just speak with spanish speaking people so they can learn english and you can learn spanish. but they said I couldn't do it because I am not a member. A waste of time because I was looking forward to it, and went through a bunch of emails until I found out it wouldn't work due to non member status. When I was trying to graduate Moody Bible Institute back in 2003, Moody needed me to be a member of a church as a requirement to graduate, but Armitage told me I had to give ten percent of my income if I was a member and if i signed a form saying i would tithe, requirement for membership, and didn't tithe, I would be a liar. So i never became a member there, I left to Moody Church. I ended up graduating Moody Bible Institute in 2005, and went back to california. I moved back to Chicago this year, and still don't like how they are, but neither does God. And God died for my sin on the Cross when I didn't deserve anything good and rose from the grave. By grace through faith without works I have all in all. I am in Christ and I don't appreciate legalists imposing anything in the Law of Moses on the Christ Body Church. Thats exactly what they do at every service I have ever attended there. This is not going to change. I still attend.

  Added July 29, 2016 by Marginal Minister