We will dive into a study of the Beatitudes and Sermon on the Mount. There will be no required book as we will draw from several sources. This study will continue until the beginning of Lent in the first week of March.

All are welcome to join us on Thursday mornings. Our discussions, led by the Rev. Dr. Gloria Hopewell, are always lively and thought-provoking! We also stream the sessions on Zoom.

For questions or other information, please contact The Rev. Dr. Gloria Hopewell.

We meet weekly in person and on Zoom to practice the method of Christian meditation known as Centering Prayer. After twenty minutes of silence, we discuss the practice and read the book, The Path of Centering Prayer, by David Frenette.  For information, please contact Elizabeth Clemmitt.

Before you head to your car after the Annual Meeting stop by the McClain Room and grab a lunch with us. Enjoy a slice of Vegetarian Spanish Torta or a sandwich accompanied by salad and fruit. Let's celebrate the beginning of another year of fellowship by connecting with friends or those soon to become friends. Looking forward to sharing a bite and good conversation with you.

During the Annual Meeting, we invite our youth to join us in a special project - making tealight candles that will be used during our monthly Taizé services. This is a meaningful way to contribute to a beautiful tradition of prayer and reflection. Your efforts will help light the way for our community in worship. For more information, please contact Wendy.

Experience the joy of being part of the Christ Church community by getting to know your fellow worshipers at this casual social gathering. Gluten free and kid-friendly treats will be offered.

We will dive into a study of the Beatitudes and Sermon on the Mount. There will be no required book as we will draw from several sources. This study will continue until the beginning of Lent in the first week of March.

All are welcome to join us on Thursday mornings. Our discussions, led by the Rev. Dr. Gloria Hopewell, are always lively and thought-provoking! We also stream the sessions on Zoom.

For questions or other information, please contact The Rev. Dr. Gloria Hopewell.

Come and learn with us the art of quilling. Michelle Sweeney will guide us in this ancient paper art of rolling, shaping, and gluing paper strips into a beautiful design. No matter your crafting or artistic skills, if you love getting together with people to learn something new and fun, then this evening is for you. Light refreshments will be served. Refresh & Connect meets the third Tuesday evening of every month to learn something new and socialize. Organizers are Patty Lea, Anne Miller, Lisa Snabes, Jennifer Stephan, and Melissa Durbin. Refreshments provided by Darlene McKinney and her fabulous Hospitality committee.

We meet weekly in person and on Zoom to practice the method of Christian meditation known as Centering Prayer. After twenty minutes of silence, we discuss the practice and read the book, The Path of Centering Prayer, by David Frenette.  For information, please contact Elizabeth Clemmitt.

Join us for a meaningful Day of Service as we celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Connect with your community and make a difference by participating in a variety of service projects benefiting multiple area nonprofits. All ages welcome.

Confirmation is a two-year program designed for youth in grades seven and eight where they explore their relationship with themselves, each other, the Church, and God. The youth will delve into the overarching theme of the Church’s Tradition as they seek to understand how and why Episcopalians worship the way we do. Accompanied by faithful adult mentors, confirmands will be encouraged to learn about their faith by asking questions and openly expressing doubts. There will be opportunities for large group discussions as well as small group reflections, giving the confirmands opportunities to create meaningful relationships with their peers and their adult mentors.

Discover the beauty and rhythm of the Daily Office, a time-honored practice of structured prayer that deepens your spiritual life.  In this series you’ll learn how to navigate the prayer book, incorporate scripture and psalms, and cultivate a daily habit of connecting with God through morning, evening, and other set prayers.  Perfect for beginners or anyone seeking a richer prayer life.  Join us and bring the ancient tradition of daily prayer into your modern world.  For more information, please contact TJ at TJ@christchurchwinnetka.org.

Experience the joy of being part of the Christ Church community by getting to know your fellow worshipers at this casual social gathering. Gluten free and kid-friendly treats will be offered.

So author, professor, and biblical scholar Amy-Jill Levine introduces her study “Light of the World: a Beginners Guide to Advent.”

The Thursday Women’s Bible Study will launch into Advent with this fascinating four-week book and video series on Thursday, November 21 from 9:30-11 a.m. in the Library at the Maple Street location. 

Books will be available for purchase in the church office, but come even if you haven’t had the chance to read in advance! Our discussions, led by the Rev. Dr. Gloria Hopewell, are always lively and thought-provoking! We also stream the sessions on Zoom.

For questions or other information, please contact The Rev. Dr. Gloria Hopewell.

During the season of Epiphany, a time when light is a frequent theme, we invite you to enter a world of peace and beauty with us in our candle-filled worship space. You’ll be surrounded in quiet succession by readings, prayers, silence, and lovely music. For more information, please contact Richard Clemmitt at rclemmitt@christchurchwinnetka.org.

7th to 12th graders are invited to wrap our neighbors in love, as we create cozy, no-sew blankets! These handmade blankets will be donated to the Winnetka Community House during the MLK Day of Service on Mon, January 20, 2025. Let’s come together to honor Dr. King’s legacy of service and make a tangible difference for those in need, one blanket at a time!

Discover the beauty and rhythm of the Daily Office, a time-honored practice of structured prayer that deepens your spiritual life.  In this series you’ll learn how to navigate the prayer book, incorporate scripture and psalms, and cultivate a daily habit of connecting with God through morning, evening, and other set prayers.  Perfect for beginners or anyone seeking a richer prayer life.  Join us and bring the ancient tradition of daily prayer into your modern world.  For more information, please contact TJ at TJ@christchurchwinnetka.org.

Confirmation is a two-year program designed for youth in grades seven and eight where they explore their relationship with themselves, each other, the Church, and God. The youth will delve into the overarching theme of the Church’s Tradition as they seek to understand how and why Episcopalians worship the way we do. Accompanied by faithful adult mentors, confirmands will be encouraged to learn about their faith by asking questions and openly expressing doubts. There will be opportunities for large group discussions as well as small group reflections, giving the confirmands opportunities to create meaningful relationships with their peers and their adult mentors.

Experience the joy of being part of the Christ Church community by getting to know your fellow worshipers at this casual social gathering. Gluten free and kid-friendly treats will be offered.

Our Confirmands will be attending a meaningful and fun Confirmation Retreat! This is a special time to grow in faith, connect with friends, and prepare for the next steps in your spiritual journey. For more information, please contact Wendy at wendy@christchurchwinnetka.org.

On July 25, 1965, over 8,000 North Shore residents gathered on Winnetka’s Village Green for Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s historic speech - the first of its kind, to an all-white suburb. Why Winnetka? What did King have to say that day?

Join Dr. Nathaniel Adishian, Bexley-Seabury faculty and Dr. King scholar, as he revisits this historical moment 60 years later. For more information, contact Rev. Cynthia at cynthia@christchurchwinnetka.org.  Register here.

So author, professor, and biblical scholar Amy-Jill Levine introduces her study “Light of the World: a Beginners Guide to Advent.”

The Thursday Women’s Bible Study will launch into Advent with this fascinating four-week book and video series on Thursday, November 21 from 9:30-11 a.m. in the Library at the Maple Street location. 

Books will be available for purchase in the church office, but come even if you haven’t had the chance to read in advance! Our discussions, led by the Rev. Dr. Gloria Hopewell, are always lively and thought-provoking! We also stream the sessions on Zoom.

For questions or other information, please contact The Rev. Dr. Gloria Hopewell.

We meet weekly in person and on Zoom to practice the method of Christian meditation known as Centering Prayer. After twenty minutes of silence, we discuss the practice and read the book, The Path of Centering Prayer, by David Frenette.  For information, please contact Elizabeth Clemmitt.

7th to 12th graders are invited to join us as we spend time outside (weather permitting), walking through the neighborhood, gazing at the stars (if they’re out), and remembering the courage and faith of the Wise Men on their journey to find the Christ Child. Inside, we’ll explore the ancient tradition of door chalking and its meaning for our homes and hearts. As always, dinner will be served, and we’ll conclude the evening with a special dessert: King Cake.  For more info, contact Wendy at wendy@christchurchwinnetka.org. RSVP here.

Confirmation is a two-year program designed for youth in grades seven and eight where they explore their relationship with themselves, each other, the Church, and God. The youth will delve into the overarching theme of the Church’s Tradition as they seek to understand how and why Episcopalians worship the way we do. Accompanied by faithful adult mentors, confirmands will be encouraged to learn about their faith by asking questions and openly expressing doubts. There will be opportunities for large group discussions as well as small group reflections, giving the confirmands opportunities to create meaningful relationships with their peers and their adult mentors.

Discover the beauty and rhythm of the Daily Office, a time-honored practice of structured prayer that deepens your spiritual life.  In this series you’ll learn how to navigate the prayer book, incorporate scripture and psalms, and cultivate a daily habit of connecting with God through morning, evening, and other set prayers.  Perfect for beginners or anyone seeking a richer prayer life.  Join us and bring the ancient tradition of daily prayer into your modern world.  For more information, please contact TJ at TJ@christchurchwinnetka.org.

After the service, the celebration continues during at a reception with Kings Cakes, prizes, and activities for the children. At our Epiphany Photo Booth, the children are invited to dress up like royalty and get their photo taken with the Royals. Please join us for this festive conclusion of the Christmas season and joyous start to the season of Epiphany.