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You're not alone. We all experience seasons of challenge, difficulty, or sorrow. Whatever your circumstance, Willow offers resources that can help.
Get help with basic needs like food, clothing, job training, transportation through the C.A.R.S. Ministry, ESL, and more.
Sometimes storms come, on winds of job loss, accident, illness, financial stress, or a collision of multiple fronts. Willow Creek is here to help.
Engage in relational workshops and resources; speak with a pastor for spiritual questions, next steps, counselor referral, or prayer; plan a funeral; and more.
Attend a weekend service or event, grow through one of our workshops, or join a vibrant community.
Engage life at Willow Creek
Explore services, workshops, and classes that can help you grow with God and others.
Find the program, event, or resource that interests you.
Make a difference with your time by volunteering in a role that fits your God-given gifts, interests, and talents.
Willow's Compassion & Justice ministries fight local and global poverty and injustice.
We have the privilege of partnering with God's work in the world by using our gifts and resources through the local church.
Whether you're new to Willow and want to explore or you've been around a while and want to go a little deeper, you've picked a good place to start.
Willow Creek is a church committed to loving everyone, always and extending the hope and grace of Jesus to our neighbors near and far. We are one church with multiple locations, here to help you grow with God and with others.
Willow is led by a team of pastors who are here to serve you and our community. No matter where you are on your spiritual journey, you are welcome here!
Throughout the New Testament, principles of church leadership point to a central theme: plurality. We believes churches are best led with multiple leaders and good systems of accountability. Our Elder Board is a team of volunteers who provide spiritual oversight, direction, and leadership for the church. They entrust the implementation of that direction to ministry leaders and staff, under the leadership of the senior pastor. This system of organizational leadership, known as Policy Governance, allows the Elders to focus their gifts and time on their biblical mandate to lead and shepherd the church, while allowing ministry leaders (staff) the opportunity to maximize their gifts and talents as they lead their ministries and make practical decisions on how to implement and carry out the direction provided by the Elders. Learn more about our Elders and Policy Governance here.
If you have a concern about a senior or lead pastor at Willow Creek, please contact Capin Crouse at 630-682-9797, ext. 1291, or email willowcongregationhotline@capincrouse.com.