Pullman Christian Reformed Church stands tall on 103rd Street. It was born in the turbulent 1970s, a time when many churches left the Chicago area for the suburbs. But Pullman CRC stayed put, a beacon of hope in a city that needed it. It’s a place of welcome and diversity, home to both African American and Caucasian members, a reflection of the changing face of the neighborhood. The church has called this former funeral home its sanctuary for many years and has been a source of comfort and support to the community. It is a sign of God’s love in a place that has seen its fair share of hardship. The church is committed to serving the community, offering a variety of ministries, including youth programs, feeding centers, and housing projects. Pullman CRC’s welcoming doors embrace those who are seeking a home, a place of peace, and a community of faith.
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