Worship centers in Galesburg, Illinois

The Salvation Army 360 Life Center of Galesburg is a welcoming church and place of worship located at 510 North Kellogg Street in Galesburg, Illinois, United States. Our mission is to provide spiritual guidance, support, and resources to those in need in our community. We offer a variety of programs and services to help individuals and families thrive, including worship services, counseling, food assistance, and more. Join us in our mission to spread love, hope, and compassion to all who walk through our doors.

East Galesburg Community Chapel is a welcoming church located at 106 2nd Street in East Galesburg, Illinois, United States. As a place of worship, we strive to create a warm and inviting environment for individuals and families to come together in faith and fellowship. Our mission is to provide spiritual guidance, support, and a sense of community to all who walk through our doors. Join us for Sunday services, prayer meetings, and special events as we come together to worship and grow in our faith.

The HOPE Center, located at 305 South Cherry Street in Galesburg, Illinois, is a university institution that serves as a home for Intercultural Life and the Office of Spiritual Life on the Knox College campus. Opened in April, the HOPE Center aims to create an inclusive campus community where students of all social identities feel welcome, affirmed, and supported. The Center provides a space for students to study, hold meetings, events, chat with staff, and relax throughout the day. With open, flexible spaces for worship, prayer, meditation, and reflection, the HOPE Center fosters a sense of community and belonging for all members of the Knox community. The building, previously a church, was purchased and renovated thanks to the generosity of donors and now serves as a multi-faith, inclusive space for various activities and gatherings. The HOPE Center is a symbol of unity, diversity, and equity at Knox College, reinforcing the importance of celebrating and embracing differences within the community.