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Service and Justice
At Christian Church of Arlington Heights, we serve others through refugee support, meal programs, and community projects like Exodus World Service, PADS Summer Suppers, the Mitten Tree, and Fifth Sunday Service Projects, making a meaningful impact beyond our church walls.
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Since 1988, Exodus World Service has mobilized the Christian community to welcome and befriend refugees. We do this by educating churches and individuals about the plight of refugees, connecting volunteers with refugees through practical service projects, and empowering people to be champions for refugees.
EXODUS WORLD SERVICE
Green Team
Enabling us to be socially aware within our church community
Warm Hearts, Warm Hands: The Mitten Tree Collection by Rachael-Rebekah Circle
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The Mitten Tree is a heartfelt initiative brought to life by the Rachael-Rebekah Circle, showcasing a delightful collection of winter essentials for the Wheeling Township community. Many of these items were lovingly hand-knitted by dedicated members, reflecting the spirit of giving and warmth that defines our Church and it's members . Join us in celebrating this wonderful effort to keep our community cozy and cared for during the chilly months ahead.
Fifth Sunday​
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In 2015 Christian Church of Arlington Heights launched Fifth-Sunday Services— a new opportunity to connect worship with service, to translate our words into deeds. Whenever five Sundays occur within a month (approximately four times a year), the fifth Sunday begins with a brief worship service in the Sanctuary, followed by hands-on mission projects in Jordan Hall.
PADS Dinner
At Various times throughout the summer, the Christian Church of Arlington Heights provides dinner for those experiencing homelessness in the Arlington Heights area. The program is coordinated through PADS (Public Action to Deliver Shelter)..