Visiting Us
Christ the Savior Orthodox Church
927 N. LaSalle Dr., Chicago, IL 60610
On the east side of LaSalle, about halfway between Chicago Avenue and Division Street, just south of Oak — directly across from the Moody Bible Institute.
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Driving Directions
From the Kennedy Expressway (I-90/94): take the Ohio Street exit east, then turn left onto LaSalle. The church is on the right, directly across from the Moody Bible Institute.
From Lake Shore Drive (Highway 41): take the Chicago Avenue exit and drive west to LaSalle. Turn right; the church is a few blocks up on the right. If you pass Oak Street, you have gone too far.
By Public Transit
CTA Red Line: the nearest stops are Clark/Division and Chicago/State. From either it is about a four-block walk.
By bus: the #22 Clark stops at Oak Street, near the Newberry Library — walk half a block west to LaSalle, then three doors south. The #36 stops at State and Oak — walk four blocks west to LaSalle, then three doors south.
Parking
- A limited number of street parking permits are available inside the church for the spaces directly in front and at the Church of the Ascension.
- Metered parking is available nearby on Clark Street and the surrounding area.
- There are multiple parking garages in the area.
Services
| Sunday morning | Divine Liturgy, typically at 9:30 AM |
| Vigil, Confessions & weekdays | Times vary through the year |
The parish calendar has the current schedule for every service, and the office keeps it up to date.
Visitors are always welcome. Come as you are — a member of the parish will be glad to help you find your way during the service.
What to Expect
Attire: Out of respect for the sacredness of the temple, we ask that visitors dress modestly.
Holy Communion: Holy Communion is reserved for baptized members of the Orthodox Church who have prepared through fasting and confession.
Visiting Clergy: If you are from another Diocese, please inquire with our Chancery offices ([email protected]) for a blessing to serve.
Children: Children are a vital part of our community. We encourage families to worship together. If your child becomes restless, the narthex or our courtyard are available for brief respites.