The whole gospel for the whole city.
We are seeking reformation of the city of Chicago through evangelism, training and discipleship, and church planting.
Our mission is simple: The whole gospel for the whole city.
Why do we say, “the whole gospel”?
We refuse to compromise the gospel, either through unbiblical ideologies or immoralities reigning in urban culture. We need the whole gospel.
While many have lost hope in the city, we will not. This is because we know that the gospel is the power of God unto salvation for all who believe (Romans 1:16). Chicago can be saved through the transformation of hearts through the gospel.
Why do we say, “the whole city”?
That is simple. Jesus is the rightful owner of the entire city of Chicago. As the missionary William Carey said, “He must reign until Satan has not an inch of territory.”
We have set our sights on the entire city, with the exclusion of no one. And, if Chicago is reformed through the gospel’s power, Chicago will rock the world.
“Water runs downhill and the highest hills in America are the great cities. If we can stir them we shall stir the whole country.”
D.L. Moody
We began as a group of students studying at Wheaton College passionate about sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ. Since 2018, we have evangelized in Chicago every Saturday, but our history extends far beyond 2018. For over 80 years, students at Wheaton College in Wheaton, IL have taken the train to downtown Chicago to proclaim the Good News. Most notably, famous missionaries Jim and Elisabeth Elliot participated in this Wheaton tradition.
In 2019, we filed a lawsuit in Federal court against the City of Chicago to overturn Millennium Park’s unconstitutional rules, which prohibited our evangelism. By God’s grace, we won the lawsuit and have been able to freely share the gospel with thousands of people around the world.
Our group is no longer just a group of students but Christians from all walks of life. We remain united by our love for the gospel and continue evangelizing weekly in Chicago. Interested in joining us? Read more here.
Our History.
Where we are going.
In 2022, we set our sights on church planting. We hope to launch a church plant of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church. But our end goal is not to be a single church. We long to see uncompromising, evangelistic, reformed churches planted in each of the 77 neighborhoods of Chicago.
The whole gospel for the whole city.