Cons: First thing at every service is they ask for money. I would prefer they wait till the end of service as it makes it seem that money collection is their true purpose and priority. Of course, they say things like if this is your first time or you're new do not feel obligated to give. It annoys me every single time. Pros: They relate scripture to current times. Most of the time the atmosphere is upbeat. Everyone is very helpful and ready to assist. Coffee is also fantastic and well priced.

I found my church home here at Willow. Everyone is welcome. Finding a small group has taken me a while, but I’ve managed to make a few friends in the meantime by volunteering. It is a Bible based church therefore scripture is the basis. I come or watch online to “recalibrate” and set my week off in a positive way and remember that I have decided to commit my life to serve God and that He is my compass nothing else. I caution, it took me two years of going to Willow to get to that point. It wasn’t overnight. It took time as any worth while relationship. I even trek 45 min to get there! I kicked the tires and volunteered in as many areas as I could to see if what was thought on the pulpit was lived throughout the church. I found it did. If you’re exploring, give Willow a try as you might be pleasantly surprised.

Very welcoming and anointed church. One of a kind.

Attended Global Leadership Summit at the Willow Creek Church. Beautiful, inviting facility with kind and attentive staff. It's clear the culture of this business is well tended to. I dont attend worship here so I can't attest to it, but the senior pastor Craig Groeschel was one of the speakers during the summit and he was excellent.

I love their praise and messages!! Whenever I come visit my parents back in Chicago area, I always attend WC! Thank you for your heart and passion for the gospel!