South Chicago Churches      The South Chicago community was the most populous of the Southeast Side communities and served as a port of entry for new immigrants.  As a result it had the largest number and variety of churches in the area.  The churches were important social and cultural institutions for the people they served.  The neighborhood has changed in recent years and white European ethnics have been replaced by Hispanics, mostly Mexicans, and African Americans.  As a result many of the area churches have closed or remain open with new groups in control. 

Links to South Chicago Churches

Immanuel Lutheran	Bethany Lutheran	Immaculate Conception
Sts. Peter & Paul	St. Michael Archangel  (Polish Catholic)	St. Bride's
St. Joseph	Agudath Achim Bichur Cholim	St. John the Baptist
St. Mary Magdalene	Pilgrim Baptist	Our Lady of Guadalupe
St. Bronislava	South Chicago Introduction	Southeast Chicago Tour

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South Chicago Churches