Agapé Chicago

Agapé Chicago is a community in Chicago, IL inviting individuals to partake in the love of Jesus through shared meals and teachings. The concept of Agapé, rooted in Greek, signifies love, particularly showcased in communal gatherings by early Christians, emphasizing the message of Jesus Christ's life, death, and resurrection. These gatherings aim to embody the transformative power of the Gospel in individuals' lives and communities.

At Agapé Chicago, three fundamental values shape their gatherings: Renewing Gospel, Embracing Difference, and Multiplying Disciples. These values highlight a commitment to centralizing the Gospel, embracing diversity, and fostering discipleship among members. The community strives to reflect Christ by uniting various individuals from different backgrounds, fostering a culture of learning and appreciation.

Leaders like Jeremiah Vaught, Steve Johnson, Eugene Beran, and Craig Zebell play vital roles in steering Agapé Chicago towards its mission. Residents, staff, and deacons further contribute to the community's growth and outreach efforts, ensuring a welcoming environment where individuals can explore their faith and engage with like-minded peers.

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