All Nations Community Church
Homewood IL
60429
Who we are
At All Nations Community Church of Homewood the diversity of the international people of God is evident through the presence and contributions of people from various ethnic, educational and economic backgrounds. Yet, at the heart of this community stands one vision: to experience, cultivate and demonstrate the presence of God in every aspect of our lives. We are determined, in accordance with Scripture and the leadership of the Holy Spirit, to bare the image of Jesus by becoming people of power, love, worship, holiness, integrity and destiny.
Our Mandate
We exist for the reshaping of lives in Christ and Community.
Our Mission
Engage the far-away with the Gospel Equip the family for the mission Empower the fearless to live out the mission
Our Marks (4G)
How do you know if you are a maturing disciple?
In what ways am I Growing? How much do I commit to Giving? Have I been committed to Gathering? Where am I using my Gifting?
Our Mandate
We exist for the reshaping of lives in Christ and Community.
Our Mission
Engage the far-away with the Gospel Equip the family for the mission Empower the fearless to live out the mission
Our Marks (4G)
How do you know if you are a maturing disciple?
In what ways am I Growing? How much do I commit to Giving? Have I been committed to Gathering? Where am I using my Gifting?
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Leadership
Leader Name:
Steven W. Bell
Leader Position:
Pastor
Phone:
Fax:
708-957-7531
Leader Email:
Click here to contact Steven W. Bell
Leader Bio:
Steven Webster Bell’s vision of this local church family is to equip and empower each generation for the work of ministry with a philosophy of being “Doctrinally sound and culturally relevant.”
Pastor Steve received his Bachelor of Science degree in Leadership and Ministry from Central Baptist College, Conway, AR. He matriculated to Memphis Theological Seminary – Memphis, TN, where he earned his Master of Divinity degree.
In November 2015, Pastor Steve was elected Vice President of the Arkansas Baptist State Convention, the first African American elected to any state office. In January 2017, he joined the church planting team of the Arkansas Baptist State Convention. Pastor Steve served as the church planting strategist for the Greater Little Rock area with an emphasis on urban church planting.
Pastor Steve is married to the lovely Joycelyn Bell, his best friend since high school. They are the proud parents of three children: Noah, Olivia, and Robinson.
Pastor Steve received his Bachelor of Science degree in Leadership and Ministry from Central Baptist College, Conway, AR. He matriculated to Memphis Theological Seminary – Memphis, TN, where he earned his Master of Divinity degree.
In November 2015, Pastor Steve was elected Vice President of the Arkansas Baptist State Convention, the first African American elected to any state office. In January 2017, he joined the church planting team of the Arkansas Baptist State Convention. Pastor Steve served as the church planting strategist for the Greater Little Rock area with an emphasis on urban church planting.
Pastor Steve is married to the lovely Joycelyn Bell, his best friend since high school. They are the proud parents of three children: Noah, Olivia, and Robinson.
Administration
Admin Name:
Raven Collins
Admin Position:
Secretary
Phone:
Fax:
708-957-7531
Admin Email:
Click here to contact Raven Collins
All Nations Community Church Service Times
Worship
Sundays @ 10:00am
– Onsite & Online –
via FB: fb.com/ANCCHomewood
via Zoom: lu.ma/ANCCOnline
via Phone: (708) 607-6700
Prayer
Mondays @ 7:00pm
– Virtually –
via Phone: (708) 607-6700
Bible Study
Wednesdays @ 7:00pm
– Online –
via FB: fb.com/ANCCHomewood
via Zoom: lu.ma/ANCCOnline
via Phone: (708) 607-6700
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Sundays @ 10:00am
– Onsite & Online –
via FB: fb.com/ANCCHomewood
via Zoom: lu.ma/ANCCOnline
via Phone: (708) 607-6700
Prayer
Mondays @ 7:00pm
– Virtually –
via Phone: (708) 607-6700
Bible Study
Wednesdays @ 7:00pm
– Online –
via FB: fb.com/ANCCHomewood
via Zoom: lu.ma/ANCCOnline
via Phone: (708) 607-6700
It's been more than 2 years since the last service times update. Please make sure to contact the church to confirm service times.
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All Nations Community Church History
Founded
January 2, 1911
All Nations Community Church was founded originally as West Auburn Park Swedish Baptist Church on January 2, 1911. The church, owned by the congregation, was located on West 69th Street in Chicago.
Name Change
January 1, 1922
The name was changed to West Auburn Park Church when it became an independent Full Gospel Church in 1922.
Beulah Gospel Temple
January 1, 1957
During the succeeding years, the church moved several times to various locations on Chicago’s south side. In 1957, the congregation purchased property at 11325 South Halsted Street, built a church, and changed its name to Beulah Gospel Temple.
Sold
January 1, 1971
The building was sold to a Church of Christ in 1971, as most of the congregation had moved to the south suburbs. From 1971 to 1973 the congregation met in three different locations. During the transition, the name was changed to Homewood Full Gospel Church.
186th and Kedzie
October 7, 1973
The present property at 18620 South Kedzie Avenue in Homewood was purchased and a new building was built and occupied on October 7, 1973.
New Auditorium
March 31, 1987
We were blessed by tremendous growth from the Lord. Thus in 1985 construction on the new auditorium (seating for 2000+) was begun around the existing church building and completed in March 1987.
All Nations Community Church
May 27, 2001
Being a church made up of people from many different nations, it was voted upon, in May of 2001, to acquire the name of All Nations Community Church of Homewood. Over these years many ministers and missionaries were thrust out into the field both nationally and internationally through this church.
Burn the Mortgage
July 10, 2016
Sunday, July 10, 2016, was our “Victory Sunday”; we held a mortgage burning ceremony to commemorate the paying off of our mortgage!! As we look back at what God has done to bring us to this point, we thank God for people from various races and cultures, blended together as one body, worshipping and serving the Lord. We are looking ahead eagerly to what He is going to do. It is our prayer that everyone will experience God’s love and become complete in Christ Jesus. We also pray that we will experience a mighty revival from God.
January 2, 1911
All Nations Community Church was founded originally as West Auburn Park Swedish Baptist Church on January 2, 1911. The church, owned by the congregation, was located on West 69th Street in Chicago.
January 1, 1922
The name was changed to West Auburn Park Church when it became an independent Full Gospel Church in 1922.
Beulah Gospel Temple
January 1, 1957
During the succeeding years, the church moved several times to various locations on Chicago’s south side. In 1957, the congregation purchased property at 11325 South Halsted Street, built a church, and changed its name to Beulah Gospel Temple.
Sold
January 1, 1971
The building was sold to a Church of Christ in 1971, as most of the congregation had moved to the south suburbs. From 1971 to 1973 the congregation met in three different locations. During the transition, the name was changed to Homewood Full Gospel Church.
October 7, 1973
The present property at 18620 South Kedzie Avenue in Homewood was purchased and a new building was built and occupied on October 7, 1973.
New Auditorium
March 31, 1987
We were blessed by tremendous growth from the Lord. Thus in 1985 construction on the new auditorium (seating for 2000+) was begun around the existing church building and completed in March 1987.
All Nations Community Church
May 27, 2001
Being a church made up of people from many different nations, it was voted upon, in May of 2001, to acquire the name of All Nations Community Church of Homewood. Over these years many ministers and missionaries were thrust out into the field both nationally and internationally through this church.
July 10, 2016
Sunday, July 10, 2016, was our “Victory Sunday”; we held a mortgage burning ceremony to commemorate the paying off of our mortgage!! As we look back at what God has done to bring us to this point, we thank God for people from various races and cultures, blended together as one body, worshipping and serving the Lord. We are looking ahead eagerly to what He is going to do. It is our prayer that everyone will experience God’s love and become complete in Christ Jesus. We also pray that we will experience a mighty revival from God.
"Yes, Lord"
"Yes, Lord! Jesus, I give all of this to you. Jesus," I just started out a dream for my neighbourhood. "I didn't ask you to make me a messenger to the world. I just wanted to love my neighbours. But Jesus, here it is. Here's my future, here's my loneliness, here are all the pressures, here are the criticism", and I gave Him everything. And I told Him to take me again and I would try to make "Yes, Lord" the continuing motto of my life..
All Nations Community Church listing was last updated on the 29th of June, 2021
