Harvard Avenue Evangelical Free Church

About Us

"A church for every person, every race, and every situation."

"We desire to be a multi-ethnic community where people in every season of life can experience the love and grace of Jesus Christ. As our motto indicates, we strive to be a church for every person, every race, and every situation.
It is with great delight that we are seeing this happen as people are finding healing and grace for their difficult situations, enjoying friendships with people of different ethnicities and experiencing a real community where they can grow in their love for God.
In many respects, we desire to be a hospital for our local community - full of hope, love and support."

Vibe: Friendly

Programs: Community Service, Young Adults, Youth Group, Missions, Nursery, Adult Education, Food Pantry, Children's Ministry

Music: Traditional Hymns, Contemporary

Denomination: Evangelical Free Church of America

Size: Small

Language: English, Spanish

Contact

Phone

(630) 834-2650

Website

http://www.harvardavenue.org

Social

Our Services

Sunday

09:30am: Sunday Worship Service
09:30am: Sunday School ages 5 - 5th grade
11:00am: Sunday Seminars

What to Expect

What are services like?
Our worship lasts one hour and 15 minutes on average. The preaching is biblical and relevant for all ages and life situations. The music is contemporary with drums, guitars, bass, and violin. We incorporate hymns with a contemporary style. We strive to create an authentic environment by using testimonies, times of question and answer and reflection. People are welcomed to come dressed however they wish with some coming in ties and many in jeans. We encourage people to feel comfortable as they worship.

What is the community like?
We are a community that is diverse racially with individuals from Caucasian, African-American, Hispanic-American, Filipino and Indian nationalities. We are a community comprised of people from every age bracket, old to young. We are a community that is equally represented by white-collar and blue-collar families. We are a community that has educational diversity with those with little or no education to people having advanced degrees.

What if I'm not a Christian?
We desire to show compassion and truth to the world. As a church, we believe every person has the unique opportunity to make a difference for Jesus Christ in their workplaces, neighborhoods and family environments. We encourage people to develop relationships with people of all walks of life, showing love and grace, rather than pulling away from the world. We intentionally teach compassion rather than judgment towards the world, desiring to be a light to our communities.