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Episcopal Church of the Incarnation

Incrnation Episcopal Church - Living Faith Courageously * Family * Humor * Compasion/Forgiveness * Faith/Spirituality * Honesty * Love * Trust * Courage*

Sunday Worship

10 AM

Welcome to Incarnation

261 W. Army Trail Road

Bloomingdale, IL 60108

Phone: 630-351-3249
Fax: 630-351-3293

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The Church of the Incarnation

Mission Statement

We, the Episcopal Church

of the Incarnation,

called by

a loving and forgiving

God, are a diverse,

committed family of

Christians seeking to become

closer to God

and each other

through worship,

education, and fellowship.

Empowered by

God's Holy Sprit,

we share our many gifts,

and invite growth and

participation in

our life and ministry.

Our History

he Church of the Incarnation, Bloomingdale can trace its beginning back to November 4, 1981 when The Rt. Rev. James Montgomery appointed The Rev. Alvin Johnson as a missioner to the area. He began to gather a congregation by knocking on doors.

With the help and love of two sister churches in the Aurora Deanery, Trinity Church in Wheaton and St. Mark's Church in Glen Ellyn, the fledgling mission began to take shape and grow. The first Eucharist and study groups were held in members' homes until a nucleus of 86 people gathered on Palm Sunday 1982 for their first formal worship service in the gym at the Central School in Bloomingdale. A proud and thankful congregation occupied its present church building at 261 West Army Trail Road, Bloomingdale, IL on July 31, 1988.

The Incarnation family has had an incredible history. In just 23 years, Bloomingdale and the surrounding communities have watched the birth of a growing church family. Over this time, Incarnation has epitomized the notion of Time, Talent and Treasure. Whether it was rolling up our sleeves to build, paint, dig, or unload pumpkins; donating time for special projects; or helping raise funding for air conditioning, the beautiful organ, or even an office copier, Incarnation has been successful at every turn.

Over the years we have gone through many changes, yet we have remained the same caring and intimate church family we have all come to love. Incarnation is proud to be home to many who have found our worship and fellowship a common meeting ground to many from varied faith backgrounds.