Historic Church Trail

Historic churches near Living Faith Assembly of God

This trail starts at Living Faith Assembly of God and ranks nearby churches by distance, National Register records, founding era, Wikidata architecture, and heritage notes.

Stops
12
NRHP
10
Styles
5

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Stops

Nearest historic churches

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01

Batavia United Methodist Church

Batavia, IL

  • National Register 83000320
  • National Register of Historic Places listed place
  • Founded 1887
  • Romanesque Revival architecture
02

Church of the Epiphany

Chicago, IL

  • National Register 98000067
  • National Register of Historic Places listed place
  • Founded 1885
  • Richardsonian Romanesque
03

Fourth Presbyterian Church

Chicago, IL

  • National Register 75000648
  • National Register of Historic Places listed place
  • Gothic Revival
  • Architect: Ralph Adams Cram
04

Second Presbyterian Church

Chicago, IL

  • National Register 74000754
  • National Historic Landmark
  • Gothic Revival
  • Architect: James Renwick Jr.
05

Notre Dame De Chicago Church

Chicago, IL

  • National Register 79000826
  • National Register of Historic Places listed place
  • Romanesque Revival architecture
06

Table Grove Community Church

Table Grove, IL

  • National Register 79003783
  • National Register of Historic Places listed place
  • Renaissance Revival architecture
07

Church of the Atonement

Chicago, IL

  • National Register 09000590
  • National Register of Historic Places listed place
  • Gothic Revival
  • Architect: Henry Ives Cobb
09

Ebenezer Baptist Church

Chicago, IL

  • National Register 16000734
  • Chicago Landmark
  • Neoclassical architecture
  • Architect: Dankmar Adler
10

Hampshire Colony Church

Princeton, IL

  • National Register 100002821
  • National Register of Historic Places listed place
11

Ame Church

Chicago, IL

  • Chicago Landmark
  • Founded 1891
  • Romanesque Revival architecture
  • Architect: Henry F. Starbuck