Methodist churches descend from the revival movement John Wesley ignited in 18th-century England, grounded in a theology of grace available to every person. The tradition's defining convictions — prevenient grace, personal holiness, and social transformation — shape both the Sunday service and the broader community life of Methodist congregations. Worship varies from traditional liturgy to contemporary band-led gatherings. Chicago is home to at least 2 methodist congregations listed in the NearFaith directory. Browse the listings below to compare service times, contact information, and community programs for Methodist churches in the Chicago, IL area.