About Gospel Temple Missionary Baptist Church
Gospel Temple Missionary Baptist Church is a Baptist Missionary Association of America church located at 405 WEST DIVISION STREET, Chicago, IL, 60610. You can reach Gospel Temple Missionary Baptist Church at +17739443898.
Gospel Temple Missionary Baptist Church is one of 1,875 churches we list in Chicago, among 13,817 across Illinois. It falls within Cook County and the Chicago-Naperville-Elgin, IL-IN metro area. It is counted among 160 Baptist Missionary Association of America churches in Chicago, part of 165 in the Baptist Missionary Association of America tradition across Illinois. Its design is attributed to Dankmar Adler.
Where is Gospel Temple Missionary Baptist Church located?
Gospel Temple Missionary Baptist Church is located at 405 WEST DIVISION STREET, Chicago, IL, 60610. The building sits at coordinates 41.90370, -87.63915, placing it in Chicago, IL 60610.
Location is approximate — drawn from the public street address.
- Address
- 405 West Division Street, Chicago, IL, 60610
- Coordinates
- 41.903698, -87.639148
- Latitude
- 41.903698
- Longitude
- -87.639148
- Directions
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Decimal degrees, ready to paste into a GPS unit or any mapping app. The point is a street-level match on the address above.
- Customers parking 253 ft
- Public parking 600 ft
- Private parking 617 ft
- Public parking 623 ft
- Private parking 669 ft
- Division & Clybourn · CTA 243 ft
- Division & Sedgwick · CTA 279 ft
- Division & Sedgwick · CTA 282 ft
- Division & Clybourn · CTA 295 ft
- Orleans & Division · CTA 456 ft
- Starbucks · coffee_shop 436 ft
- The School House 866 ft
Nearby places drawn from OpenStreetMap, Jun 28, 2026.
The neighborhood around Gospel Temple Missionary Baptist Church
The ZIP code 60610 area around Gospel Temple Missionary Baptist Church is home to 42,904 residents with a median household income of $106,277 and a median age of 32.3 years, according to the US Census Bureau's 2022 American Community Survey 5-year estimates.
US Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2022 five-year estimates.
What to expect at a service at Gospel Temple Missionary Baptist Church
Baptist churches emphasize Scripture, a clear gospel message, and music — and welcome visitors to observe freely.
- Services usually run 60–90 minutes: worship songs, a Bible-centered sermon, and an invitation to respond.
- Communion (called the Lord's Supper) is observed periodically, open to anyone who has professed faith in Christ.
- Dress is casual; families are welcomed and children are often part of the service.
Generalized notes for first-time visitors. Individual churches vary — when in doubt, ask a greeter at the door.
Churches sharing the architectural tradition of Gospel Temple Missionary Baptist Church
5 other US churches in the Neoclassical architecture tradition are indexed in Churches List.
- Saint George Orthodox Church Orlando, FL
- St. William Philadelphia, PA · est. 1956
- First Presbyterian Church Valdosta, GA
- Elmendorf Reformed Church New York City, NY
- Central Baptist Church Miami, FL
Your Sunday at Gospel Temple Missionary Baptist Church
Gospel Temple Missionary Baptist Church by the numbers
Questions and answers about Gospel Temple Missionary Baptist Church
- What denomination is Gospel Temple Missionary Baptist Church?
- This church is part of the Baptist Missionary Association of America tradition.
- Where is Gospel Temple Missionary Baptist Church located?
- Gospel Temple Missionary Baptist Church is located at 405 WEST DIVISION STREET, Chicago, IL, 60610.
- What is the architecture of Gospel Temple Missionary Baptist Church?
- Gospel Temple Missionary Baptist Church is a Neoclassical architecture building, designed by Dankmar Adler.
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