All Nations Church of God

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Deeply rooted in faith and community the All Nations Church of God stands as a beacon. After 15 years of service Elder William Campbell Sr. and his wife Altee Campbell felt a calling. The Lord inspired them to start a church. In 1934, they began a mission in their home.

In 1952, All Nations Church purchased a building at 1525 S. Pulaski Road. The church moved in 1953. All Nations Church of God in Christ became one of thirteen churches. These churches started in 1956 with Bishop Louis Henry Ford. Ford created the Central Jurisdiction of Illinois.

Bishop Louis Henry Ford appointed William Campbell Sr. emeritus on May 12, 1992. He also ordained Campbell’s son, Elder George Demetrius Campbell Sr., as pastor. George D. Campbell Sr. served faithfully for seventeen years until his death.

Bishop Ocie Booker appointed Elder Andre’ R. Fluker Sr. as pastor. Fluker merged Redeeming Life Family Worship Center with All Nations Church of God in Christ on April 25, 2010. Pastor Andre’ R. Fluker continued the founder’s legacy. He remained committed to serving God and the community.

Fluker started new programs. These included a Safe Haven after-school program for youth and Prayer Around the School. He also created the Widow’s Might Foundation and Urban Tree Community Outreach. The church fed people in the North Lawndale Community. Fluker’s motto was “Total Involvement for Christ.” He impacted the community by feeding the hungry. He opened the church doors for a SafeHaven youth mentoring and tutoring program. It ran Monday through Friday.

Under Pastor Andre’ Fluker’s leadership, All Nations Church of God in Christ held its final service at 1525 S. Pulaski Rd in 2022. The church relocated to 520 Sibley Blvd in Calumet City, Illinois.

All Nations Church welcomes people from all backgrounds. The church focuses on Jesus, community, and you. It provides a place for everyone in the family. All Nations invites you to be part of their royal family. Join them to spread love, show love, and share love.

You can join All Nations Church of God in Christ for Tuesday Night Prayer. They also have Wednesday Night Bible Class. Sunday School and New Member Orientation Class are available too. The All Nations Experience is every Sunday.

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