Learn more and apply for our 2024 Fall Church Leadership Cohort program.

Faith & Politics 2023 Chicago Mayoral Forum hosted by The Chicago Partnership and the Chicago AND Campaign. February 19, 4-6 PM at Progressive Baptist Church. (3648 S. Wentworth Ave.)

The Chicago Partnership will be hosting a pastor's gathering on Thursday, March 10th, on the topic of "Mental Health in a Pandemic". Dr. Richard Butman and Anjanette Young will be lending us their decades of expertise in this field. There will be ample time for questions and lunch will be provided. Feel free to spread the word to other pastors throughout Chicago.

We'll be gathering on March 10th at 11 AM for TCP Presents: Regathering the Saints - a conversation about regathering our congregations and communities for in-person services and events.

On February 10th, we invited Bishop Horace E. Smith, M.D. and Ulysses W. Burley, M.D. to answer questions local pastors had about the vaccines, which you can now watch on Facebook or YouTube.

On January 13th we hosted a conversation about faith & mental health with guests Dr. Valencia Wiggins, Dr. Deborah Gorton, and Pastor Charles Butler. You can find it on YouTube or Facebook.

There's still time to apply for our Leadership Cohort starting October 3rd!

On June 9th we gathered church leaders and pastors across Chicago for a time of encouragement and solidarity with Dr. Bryan Loritts.

Join us for an evening of food and fellowship as we gather together as participants, teachers, and supporters to celebrate and launch this new season of training and growth.

This October we are helping host The Gospel & Our Cities conference featuring Tim Keller and others. We hope to see you there!

The goal is simple; we want to help urban practitioners establish a strong, holistic disciple-making culture in their local church.

Brian Dye serves as the Director of Leader Development at The Chicago Partnership and was recently highlighted at The Gospel Coalition blog in an article written by Sarah Eekhof Zylstra.

How do we turn passive participants into active disciple-makers in an ever-changing urban context?

How do we help our church members navigate today's political climate? How do we spark healthy conversations that grow us rather than divide us? Join our next TCP Presents and hear from two leading voices in this arena.

The Chicago Partnership was recently highlighted on The Gospel Coalition blog in an article about church planting in Chicago. Check out the rest of the article written by Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra.

W. David O. Taylor, contributor to and editor of 'For The Beauty of the Church,' spoke to the Chicago Partnership for Church Planting about the place of the arts in church planting. Aaron Youngren, lead pastor for The Line, interviewed Taylor for The Gospel Coalition. Here he shares what excites him about churches engaging the arts and how cooperation will testify to a watching world.