Offices: 1111 N. Wells St. Suite 500
Chicago, IL 60610 - 312.573.8800
Calendars
schedules: ordering our life together
Upcoming events
Friday, May 9
This month, Cornerstone Cafe welcomes Chicago jazz recording artist Pippi Ardennia and Pure Love on Friday, May 9 in Cornerstone Center's Leslie Hall. Open mic begins at 7pm and Pippi and the band will take the stage at 8 pm.
Pure Love is a unique collaboration of song writer and performer Dave Clark with Pippi - one of Chicago’s most respected jazz and pop singers. Pippi has performed at many of Chicago’s greatest jazz clubs from Mr Kelly’s to the famous Rosebud on Rush and Green Dolphin Street.
Pure Love is creating a vibrant, eclectic mix of original songs which move between Jazz, R & B, Gospel, and Blues.
Get more info about the cafe and upcoming shows.
Saturday, May 10
The LaSalle Choir will rehearse Saturday, May 10 in the Sanctuary from 9:45 to 11:30 am and will begin with warm-up on Sunday, May 11 in the Sanctuary at 8am.
All are welcome to join the LaSalle Choir in making a joyful noise! Contact Gary Rand at 312.573.8822 for more information.
Sunday, May 11
Affirmands and mentors will be meeting the 2nd Sunday of every month in Room 405 from 12:45 to 3:45. Come May 11th having read the 6th chapter of Velvet Elvis, by Rob Bell.
-Sunday, May 11
On behalf of the staff at LaSalle Street Church, we would like to wish all of the LaSalle mothers a very happy Mother's Day.
-Sunday, May 11
LaSalle Forum will not meet today, in honor of Mother's Day. At other times, Forum meets in Cornerstone Center's Leslie Hall, Room B at 11 am.
-Sunday, May 11
The Word and the World meets every Sunday at 11 am in Room 500. ON SUNDAY, MAY 11: 1 Corinthians, Chapter 11, Christian Eucharistic Meals. Everyone is welcome to join us on any and all Sundays for a study of this letter, which is filled with teachings from Paul on many practical issues: factionalism, sex, marriage, divorce, prostitution, slavery, potluck meals, and worship practices. In every instance he discerns the effects of human sin and suffering, but also divine salvation and sanctification. Annette and Tim Huizenga continue to facilitate the discussion. Visitors and newcomers are encouraged to attend.
-Wednesday, May 14
The Green Team says, "Get Brainy." On May 14 attend the inaugural event of the Comer Symposium at The Field Museum: A Global Warning: Understanding Climate Change. WGN radio host John Williams will moderate a discussion with experts in geophysics, ecology and policy to explore how our changing climate is changing our planet. Panelists include Timothy E. Wirth (United Nations Foundation and Better World Fund), Dr. Ray Pierrehumbert (University of Chicago) and Dr. Doug Stotz (The Field Museum).
The program will begin at 7 pm and is FREE. Pre-registration is recommended. Call 312.665.7400 to reserve free tickets.
Wednesday, May 14
There will be a rehearsal for the LaSalle Choir men on Wednesday, May 14 from 7:30 to 9 pm at the Rand House (635 S. Wenonah, Oak Park). For directions and more information, contact Gary Rand at 312.573.8822.
-Thursday, May 15
Event info, courteous of the Chicago Field Museum:
Discover the ancient Mesopotamian city of Kish. Located south of modern-day Baghdad, Kish was one of the world's first true cities and site of the earliest evidence of wheeled transport. Archaeological expeditions in the early 20th century revealed significant evidence of Kish's extraordinary position as a world leader 5,000 years ago. Come join Will Pestle as he details the significance of the ancient material culture excavated from Kish.
William Pestle is a PhD candidate in the Department of Anthropology at the University of Illinois at Chicago and a Researcher at The Field Museum.
Thursday, May 15, 2008; 7:00 pm
Free!
THE HOPLEAF BAR
5148 N. CLARK ST.
CHICAGO, IL 60640
773-334-9851
Friday, May 16
This month, the LSC Book Group will be discussing The Constant Princess by Philippa Gregory on Friday, May 16 at 7:30 pm in Room 100 of Cornerstone Center. All are welcome to this discussion. For more information call Becky (773.528.2968) or Annette (773.545.6051). The book is available in hardback, paper and audio forms and is found in most CPL Libraries. Many used book stores will have copies as well.
-Saturday, May 17
The Green Team says, "Get Inspired." Go to Greenfestival Chicago at Navy Pier on May 17 or 18th. Find out what green technologies are working in Chicago, listen to over 150 visionary speakers, shop for eco-friendly and fair-trade products. You can even bring the kids and check out the Green Kid's zone or kickback at the organic beer garden.
Saturday, May 17
The LaSalle Choir will rehearse Saturday, May 17 in the Sanctuary from 9:45 to 11:30 am and will begin with warm-up on Sunday, May 18 in the Sanctuary at 8am.
PLEASE NOTE: GOSPEL MUSIC FESTIVAL WARM UP SUNDAY (May 18) AFTERNOON @ 2:15 PM. CONCERT BEGINS AT 3 PM.
All are welcome to join the LaSalle Choir in making a joyful noise! Contact Gary Rand at 312.573.8822 for more information.
Saturday, May 17
The Near North Ministry Alliance is holding its annual Healthy Community Fun Fair on Saturday, May 17 from noon - 3 pm at Seward Park, corner of Clybourn & Division. LSC belongs to the NNMA and we are excited to volunteer and assist with this event. Contact Oreon at 312.573.8836 if you would like to volunteer for set up or tear down.
-Sunday, May 18
Gospel music is bringing people together! Join the celebration of the 1st Annual Gospel Music Festival on May 18, 3:30 pm in the sanctuary building (1136 N. LaSalle).
First on the program, The LaSalle Street Choir with Rob Clearfield and the band will sing a set of some of LaSalle's gospel favorites. Then we will join forces with the Voices of Liberty Choir from Liberty Temple Full Gospel Church of Chicago under the direction of musical director Elsa Harris, for a closing celebration you will never forget. Bring a friend - THIS IS A FREE EVENT.
Sunday, May 18
(Cornerstone Center's Leslie Hall, Room B / 11 am) Come hear some of the successes and challenges LaSallers working for not-for-profit organizations have encountered in their efforts to serve the underprivileged from around the city to around the globe. Panelists from the young adult generation of LaSalle will discuss the important role non-profits play in changing the world for the cause of Christ.
-Sunday, May 18
The Word and the World meets every Sunday at 11 am in Room 500. ON SUNDAY, MAY 18: 1 Corinthians, Chapter 12, Political Speeches: One Body. Everyone is welcome to join us on any and all Sundays for a study of this letter, which is filled with teachings from Paul on many practical issues: factionalism, sex, marriage, divorce, prostitution, slavery, potluck meals, and worship practices. In every instance he discerns the effects of human sin and suffering, but also divine salvation and sanctification. Annette and Tim Huizenga continue to facilitate the discussion. Visitors and newcomers are encouraged to attend.
-Sunday, May 25
LaSalle Forum will not meet today, due to the Memorial Day holiday. At other times, Forum meets in Cornerstone Center's Leslie Hall, Room B at 11 am.
-Sunday, May 25
The Word and the World meets every Sunday at 11 am in Room 500. ON SUNDAY, MAY 25: 1 Corinthians, Chapter 13, Praise of Love. Everyone is welcome to join us on any and all Sundays for a study of this letter, which is filled with teachings from Paul on many practical issues: factionalism, sex, marriage, divorce, prostitution, slavery, potluck meals, and worship practices. In every instance he discerns the effects of human sin and suffering, but also divine salvation and sanctification. Annette and Tim Huizenga continue to facilitate the discussion. Visitors and newcomers are encouraged to attend.
-Sunday, May 25
The 4th Sunday of every month is Frisbee Sunday. Come out on Sunday, May 25 for our second round of ultimate Ultimate Frisbee. Everyone is welcome to participate. Meet in Cornerstone Lobby at 12:45 pm. We will play until 2:00 or 2:30 pm, depending on the weather, how many people show up, etc. No matter what the weather, other than lightening, we will be playing. Bring weather appropriate clothes to change into after the 11am service (plastic cleats encouraged!).
-Sunday, Jun 1
The LaSalle Choir will begin rehearsal and warm-up on Sunday, June 1 in the Sanctuary at 8am.
All are welcome to join the LaSalle Choir in making a joyful noise! Contact Gary Rand at 312.573.8822 for more information.
Sunday, Jun 1
The Word and the World meets every Sunday at 11 am in Room 500. ON SUNDAY, JUNE 1: 1 Corinthians, Chapter 14, Christian Household Worship. Everyone is welcome to join us on any and all Sundays for a study of this letter, which is filled with teachings from Paul on many practical issues: factionalism, sex, marriage, divorce, prostitution, slavery, potluck meals, and worship practices. In every instance he discerns the effects of human sin and suffering, but also divine salvation and sanctification. Annette and Tim Huizenga continue to facilitate the discussion. Visitors and newcomers are encouraged to attend.
-Tuesday, Jun 3
Hey wonderful woman of LaSalle! It’s time to fire up the barbie! Save the date, Tuesday, June 3 from 6 to 9 pm, for the next Chix Mix; we'll be grilling out at Oreon's apartment (4027 N. Central Park Ave., #1). The main entrée will be provided. You can bring a dish, refreshing beverages, salad, dessert, etc.
We hope you can join your sisters from LSC for this most enjoyable experience! Please RSVP to Joanna Hettinga at jgkhettinga@sbcglobal.net or 708.784.0195.
Sunday, Jun 8
The LaSalle Choir will begin rehearsal and warm-up on Sunday, June 8 in the Sanctuary at 8am.
All are welcome to join the LaSalle Choir in making a joyful noise! Contact Gary Rand at 312.573.8822 for more information.
Sunday, Jun 8
The Word and the World meets every Sunday at 11 am in Room 500. ON SUNDAY, JUNE 8: 1 Corinthians, Chapter 15, Greco Roman Views of Death. Everyone is welcome to join us on any and all Sundays for a study of this letter, which is filled with teachings from Paul on many practical issues: factionalism, sex, marriage, divorce, prostitution, slavery, potluck meals, and worship practices. In every instance he discerns the effects of human sin and suffering, but also divine salvation and sanctification. Annette and Tim Huizenga continue to facilitate the discussion. Visitors and newcomers are encouraged to attend.
-Friday, Jun 13
Sojourners has organized a special training in Washington, D.C., this June (13 to 15th) for any and all to learn how to bring the organization's Vote Out Poverty campaign to the local community level.
In this pivotal election year, Sojourners is using the occasion to go deeper, offering real skills to take back to communities and congregations as advocates for social and economic justice. Sojourners staff and other experienced organizers will facilitate small group workshops and other discussions aimed at equipping individuals with the practical knowledge needed for working toward social change. FInd out more about this unique training opportunity and sign up today at http://go.sojo.net/ct/k1x8s_41bEX-/.
Sunday, Jun 15
The Word and the World meets every Sunday at 11 am in Room 500. ON SUNDAY, JUNE 15: 1 Corinthians, Chapter 16, 1 Corinthians Summary. Everyone is welcome to join us on any and all Sundays for a study of this letter, which is filled with teachings from Paul on many practical issues: factionalism, sex, marriage, divorce, prostitution, slavery, potluck meals, and worship practices. In every instance he discerns the effects of human sin and suffering, but also divine salvation and sanctification. Annette and Tim Huizenga continue to facilitate the discussion. Visitors and newcomers are encouraged to attend.
-Sunday, Jun 22
The 4th Sunday of every month is Frisbee Sunday. Come out on Sunday, June 22 for our third round of ultimate Ultimate Frisbee. Everyone is welcome to participate. Meet in Cornerstone Lobby at 12:45 pm. We will play until 2:00 or 2:30 pm, depending on the weather, how many people show up, etc. No matter what the weather, other than lightening, we will be playing. Bring weather appropriate clothes to change into after the 11am service (plastic cleats encouraged!).
-Sunday, Jul 27
The LaSalle Choir will begin rehearsal and warm-up for the Choir Summer Reunion Sunday on July 27 in the Sanctuary at 8am.
Friday, Oct 10
Save the date for the 2008 All Church Retreat during Columbus Day Weekend, October 10 to the 12th. The Wonderland Camp & Conference Center in Camp Lake, WI will be the new host site for our retreat this year, offering more space, more rooms and new recreational options than previous years. Watch for more details in the coming months.
-Thursday, Jun 15
The Jr. and Sr. High youth will serve the local Chicago community this year for their Summer Mission Project from June 15th to 23rd, getting a taste of the different ministry opportunities here in Chicago. We will both learn from and participate with ministries such as Youth with a Mission, Breakthrough Urban Ministries, and possibly a few others during the week. We will be staying at the Youth with a Mission base. A $50 deposit and form will be needed by May 18th if you would like to go with us.
Details and cost, approximately $200, will follow. ALL youth - Jr. and Sr. High - are welcome on this project.
