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Archived Events and News Previously Posted on the CMA Website
in, for or through JANUARY 2006
Souper Bowl of Caring
This message comes from the Church World Service Midwest Regional Office
about a great opportunity for both youth and adults to raise funds for
CWS on NFL Super Bowl Sunday through the Souper Bowl of Caring.
What is the Souper Bowl of Caring?
More than 140 million Americans watch the NFL Super Bowl each year.
Imagine the impact we'd have on HUNGER if each of those people gave
JUST ONE DOLLAR to help those in need. On or near FEBRUARY 5, 2006,
you have the chance to join youth and adults around the world to help
put an end to hunger and poverty. The Souper Bowl of Caring is an
effort to touch lives and teach youth and adults to fight hunger and
poverty in their local communities and overseas. The 2005 effort was
led by over 11,000 organizations and generated $4 million for charities
across the country and world.
How?
1. REGISTER at www.souperbowl.org
or call 1-800-358-SOUP and get a FREE RESOURCE KIT to personalize your
Souper Bowl of Caring event. The kit includes posters, information
on the Service Blitz, Bible studies, hunger studies, and interactive
teaching materials.
2. Gather the Youth and your friends to organize an activity you can
do in your community or congregation (see below for sample ideas).
3. COLLECT dollar donations.
4. REPORT your collections online at
www.souperbowl.org
or call 1-800-358-SOUP
5. DONATE your collections directly to Church World Service!
Ideas
Have a Souper Bowl Potluck on Super Bowl Sunday
Have the Youth do a Hunger Education Skit during the service on
Souper Bowl Sunday
Have the Youth collect dollars with Souper Bowl Buckets
(stickers and materials provided)
This is a great way to add new meaning to the NFL Super Bowl. For more
detailed information please call the number listed above or visit the website.
Thanks!
Church World Service Regional Office
900 Jorie Blvd. Suite 32, Oak Brook, IL 60523
www.churchworldservice.org
1-888-297-2767
Vital Action Needed on 2006 Federal Budget
Urgent Message From
Richard N. Peterson
Illinois Conference Representative to
UCC Justice and Witness Ministries (JWM)
Final Vote set for Wednesday, Feb 1st
I am writing about the federal budget that the US Congress is considering
and the devastating impact its cuts could have on the most vulnerable
in our society.
When Congress adjourned in December, most of us thought the battle was over
and that we had lost that battle. For three months, the leadership in the
Congress had to keep delaying roll calls on the measure because they didn’t
have enough votes - and they didn’t have enough votes because concerned
citizens across the country called their Senators and Representatives to
raise objections.
Just a few days before Christmas, however, in the wee hours of the morning,
Vice President Cheney was flown in from the Middle East, to cast the deciding
vote on the legislation in the Senate. Yes, the vote was 51-50 to enact the
budget cuts. That close!
But it turns out that the Senate added a provision that wasn’t in the House
bill. So the legislation has to go back to the House of Representatives again.
That is expected to happen in the last days of January or the first days of
February 2006.
In July 2005, General Synod XXV of the United Church of Christ adopted a
strong resolution to advance the cause of the most disadvantaged in the
budgetary and appropriations process. This resolution underscores
Christ’s call to serve the poor by calling attention to the 2006 US federal
budget which significantly increases the burdens placed upon the poor and
calls on the UCC and the churches to speak about this issue in the public
arena. This position has been forcefully communicated by JWM staff in the
UCC’s Washington DC office. In addition, JWM has prepared Winners
and Losers: Faith Reflections on the President’s Proposed Federal Budget
2006, a thoughtful, comprehensive study guide for individuals
and churches which may be
DOWNLOADED HERE.
As your JWM representative and as Chair of the CMA’s Church in Society
Committee, I now ask you to do two things.
I urge you to contact your Representative to share your thoughts on the
forthcoming vote.
In keeping with the resolution adopted by the UCC General Synod, I ask
that you share information about this important vote with members of your
congregation, and encourage them to take whatever actions they deem appropriate.
Thanks for your faithful consideration of this important issue.
Richard N. Peterson
(Posted 11/08/05 - 1/31/06)
CHURCH OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR WELLINGTON AVENUE UCC, CHICAGO
Wellington Avenue United Church of Christ (WAUCC)
615 West Wellington Avenue, Chicago 60657
www.waucc.org
WAUCC is seeking to fill the position of Church Office Administrator. This
position provides office and administrative support to WAUCC's pastor,
church committees and congregation. The ideal candidate will have strong
organizational, time management and interpersonal skills and be able to
multitask and work without extensive supervision. He or she also must be
able to maintain strong boundaries and confidentiality and be aware of
the mission of our church, including the many communities that we serve.
Duties include: phones; setting up and maintaining files; managing emails
and correspondence; support typing for pastor; preparing weekly church
bulletins; record keeping; managing building use and event calendars;
and serving as liaison with building users, renters and pastor and
property and finance committee. Applicants must have a thorough
working knowledge of Windows XP; Microsoft Word, Excel and Outlook;
and Quicken.
This position is part-time, 20 hours per week, with compensation that
ranges from $14 to $16/hour, depending on qualifications.
All interested applicants should send a copy of their resumé, along with a
cover letter, to the attention of Rev. Clare Overlander, Wellington Avenue
United Church of Christ, either by email at
waucc@sbcglobal.net
or by regular mail to the address listed above.
(Posted 10/13/05 - 01/31/06)
NEIGHBORHOOD OUTREACH MINISTER THE NIGHT MINISTRY, CHICAGO
Position Summary: Provides pastoral care and parish ministry support for
the people of the nighttime streets.
General Purpose: Delivers services and support in accordance with Night
Ministry vision and purpose.
Role Qualifications:
Must provide pastoral care from the Health Outreach Bus and in designated street parishes
Work closely in and in conjunction with other staff members and volunteers to ensure services are provided on the street and from the Outreach Bus
Positions Responsibilities:
Drive the Outreach Bus two nights each week; serve as Team Leader for other staff and volunteers
Provide education, prevention techniques, testing, and pre- and post-test counseling for HIV
Establish and nurture relationships with neighborhood churches, ministerial associations, CAPS and community organizations, and social service agencies to encourage involvement and advocate for parishioners
Offer referrals for social services
Give parishioners opportunities for worship, study and fellowship, as well as the opportunity to serve whenever possible
In close cooperation with The Night Ministry’s health services staff, offer healthcare services within the parish
Carry out periodic nighttime community needs assessments
Complete, maintain and submit required document accurately and on schedule
Keep up-to-date with the issues related to the target population, including current literature, available resources, and street dynamics
Attend all staff, agency and inter-agency meetings
Participate in training opportunities as required
Occasionally represent The Night Ministry to community and congregational groups, participating in The Night Ministry’s public relations and fund-raising activities as required
Special projects and duties as assigned
Essentials skills and experience:
Master’s Degree in Divinity (or significant ministry experience) from an accredited college, university or seminary
Three years of ministry experience, or relevant similar experience
Current driver’s license, evidence of insurability, able and willing to drive 38-foot bus (training will be provided)
Willing to obtain CDL B class driving license
Physically able to walk and/or stand on the street, in all seasons, for as long as six consecutive hours
Street smarts; able to work comfortably in all Chicago neighborhoods
Evidence of excellent interpersonal and pastoral skills
Nonessential skills and experience:
Spanish language
CPE hours
Reporting to this position: no direct reports
Physical Demands and Work Environment: The physical demands and work environment characteristics described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of the job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
Physical Demands: While performing the duties of this job, the employee is occasionally required to stand; walk; sit; use hands to finger, handle or feel objects, tools or controls; climb stairs; crouch, or crawl; talk or hear; taste or smell. The employee must occasionally lift and/or move 20 pounds and drive an automobile and 38-foot bus. Specific vision abilities required by the job include close vision, distance vision, color vision, peripheral vision, depth perception, and the ability to adjust focus.
Work environment: While performing the duties of this job, the employee is exposed to weather conditions prevalent at the time. The noise level in the work environment is usually moderate, but may vary at the different locations required in this job. The employee will be exposed to all varieties of Chicago weather, and will be expected to work mainly evening hours.
Compensation: position offers base salary with benefits package. FLSA status: Exempt
General sign-off: The employee is expected to adhere to all organization policies and regulations specified by the Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS), the State of Illinois, and The Night Ministry.
Download Job Description
(Posted 10/06/05 - 01/31/06)
DIRECTOR, CHICAGO RELIGIOUS LEADERSHIP NETWORK ON LATIN AMERICA (CRLN), CHICAGO
Mission Statement: Responding to the call of Latin America’s poor majorities, Chicago
Religious Leadership Network on Latin America (CRLN) is an interfaith information and
action network that mobilizes religious leaders and congregations in Illinois to advance
peace, justice and human rights in our hemisphere. Through speakers, workshops, frequent
membership updates, advocacy action initiatives, visits to Latin America, and meetings
with U.S. policy-makers, CRLN engages religious leaders to speak out for more just U.S.
policies in our hemisphere.
Responsibilities:
1. Coordinate organizational development and strategic planning with CRLN Coordinating Council and Advisory Board;
2. Implement CRLN Mission Statement;
3. Develop and implement fundraising plan with Coordinating Council and finance committee, assuring financial viability without debt;
4. Maintain relations with Lutheran Volunteer Corps and DePaul Community Service Learning Program; Recruit, train, and supervise volunteers;
5. Maintain and develop relationships with opinion leaders, including denominational leaders;
6. Network to partner organizations and coalitions;
7. Coordinate programming for special events, such as CRLN annual membership luncheon, CRLN annual public policy delegation to Washington DC, CRLN presence at the SOA vigil at Ft. Benning GA, and annual membership delegations to Latin America;
8. Collaborate on communications to members: mailings, e-mails, website;
9. Expand membership base and serve as a spokesperson for CRLN;
10. Promote collegial style among staff based upon collaborative teamwork and consensus decision-making.
Qualifications:
1. Deep personal commitment to global economic and social justice, peace, and human rights;
2. Experience in Latin America;
3. Knowledge or experience in current CRLN program areas: current situation in Colombia, including impact of U.S. policies there; free trade agreements in Latin America, including CAFTA, AFTA, FTAA; the fair trade movement; current situation in Cuba, including impact of U.S. policies there; work to close the Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation (formerly the U.S. Army School of the Americas);
4. Respect for, knowledge of, and experience in religious traditions and diversity;
5. Spanish and English skills;
6. Fundraising skill and experience;
7. Reasonable computer skills;
8. Administrative experience;
9. Organizational development experience;
10. Public speaking abilities;
11. Demonstrated collaborative leadership style.
Compensation: $30,000-$35,000 depending on experience, medical insurance, 4 weeks vacation.
To Apply: Please send cover letter along with resume, writing sample and three references to:
Search Committee
Chicago Religious Leadership Network on Latin America
4750 N. Sheridan Road, Suite 429
Chicago, IL 60640-5078
Application Deadline: October 31, 2005
Download Flyer
(Posted 07/15/05 - 01/31/06)
SEMINARY STUDENT INTERN, PEACE MEMORIAL UCC, PALOS PARK
Peace Memorial United Church of Christ is looking for a seminarian who has a
passion for youth ministry to serve as a seminary student intern for our church
for one calendar year. We are looking for a strong role model and
spiritual leader for our Junior High and Senior High youth ministries. The
candidate we are seeking would be Christ centered, enthusiastic, a good listener,
and a good communicator, making the gospel relevant to the daily lives of
teenage Christians. Candidates would have a supervisory working relationship
with our Junior High youth leaders, and would personally lead and continue our
Senior High school fellowship as well as leading midweek youth Bible Study.
There would be opportunity for students to gain experience in other areas of
church service for any who would also like experience preaching, leading liturgy
or more involvement in the wider church.
The position would be part-time (20 hours a week) and salaried commensurate with
experience starting at $8,500 - $12,000. We are interviewing potential candidates
starting August 15, 2005. Any questions, please call (708) 448-7833 ext. 102
and ask for Pastor Scott Oberle, Acting Senior Pastor, Peace Memorial United
Church of Christ, 10300 West 131st Street, Palos Park, IL 60464
(Posted 07/15/05 - 01/31/06)
PART-TIME CHRISTIAN DEVELOPMENT MINISTER/DIRECTOR, UNIVERSITY CHURCH IN CHICAGO
University Church, a multi-racial, Open and Affirming congregation seeking to be
anti-racist is searching for a part-time Christian Development Minister/Director.
The position is 8 to 10 hours a week, 10 months of the year with a salary of $10,000.
The position includes:
Coordinating all aspects of the Church School Program, including teacher support
Interpreting the importance of Christian Development through articles and sermons
Participating in staff and Christian Development Ministry meetings
Because we are a multi-racial congregation, we are especially seeking persons of color
for this position. Please send your dossier to Rev Ann Marie Coleman by August 20, 2005
at University Church, 5655 S. University, Chicago, IL 60637; 773-363-8142.
Our website is:
www.universitychurchchicago.org.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 27 - SATURDAY, JANUARY 28: CLERGY BOUNDARY TRAINING
This overnight Boundary Training Workshop is only for those who already
have standing with CMA.
The training will be conducted at Camp Manitoqua & Retreat Center in Frankfort,
IL. The program begins on Friday, January 27, 2006 at 2:30 pm and runs
through 9:30 pm that night. The Saturday program will begin at 8:00 am and
end at 4:00 pm.
The cost is $85 which includes meals, overnight room, & materials for both days
Download the registration form and send it in with your check
payable to CMA at 332 S. Michigan Ave, Suite 510, Chicago, IL 60604. The
registration deadline is January 5, 2006. Please register early as
space is limited. Early registration will guarantee you a spot.
This training may become mandatory in the future for those with standing
in CMA. If it does, those who attend this event in its entirety will
receive credit and CMA will provide a certificate of completion.
Your trainers in January 2006 will be Rev. Penny Willis and Dr. Ellis Copeland.
Penny is Associate Pastor of Metropolitan Apostolic Community Church. Ellis
is a Professor of Psychology at The Chicago School of Professional Psychology.
Download Registration Form
Download Complete Program Announcement
FRIDAY, JANUARY 27: ANTHONY ROBINSON AT UNION CHURCH OF HINSDALE
Anthony B. Robinson, author of Transforming Congregational Culture, will
be speaking at the Union Church of Hinsdale, 137 S. Garfield Street, Hinsdale,
on Friday, January 27, 2006, 6:30 pm to 9:00 pm A simple supper will be
served at 6:30 pm in the Church dining room; presentation will begin at
7:30 pm; $10.00 per person; RSVP: Reserve your place today by calling
630-323-4303.
Anthony B. Robinson began his ordained ministry in 1977 after graduating
from Union Theological Seminary in New York City. His 25+ years of pastoral
work in a variety of congregations -- small, medium and large churches; urban,
rural, and suburban settings; and ethnically homogeneous and multi-ethnic
congregations -- has been the basis for the ideas offered in his book,
Transforming Congregational Culture.
He states that, "not only do these ideas emerge out of actual practice of
ministry in a variety of congregational settings, but also my approach
seeks to affirm and build on the best of the mainline Protestant experience
while being very clear about the need for change."
THURSDAY, JANUARY 26: CTS LENT-EASTER LECTIONARY WORKSHOP
On Thursday, January 26, 2006, the Chicago Theological Seminary will
sponsor a lectionary workshop for the Scripture passages for Lent and
Easter of 2006. The workshop will be led by Dr. Ken Stone, Associate
Professor of Hebrew Bible at CTS and a popular public lecturer.
The workshop will be hosted by the Union Church of Hinsdale, will run
from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. and will cost $35, which includes lunch.
Please register for the event by January 18 using the brochure that can
be downloaded here.
For more information, contact Dr. Michael Montgomery at CTS at 773-322-0264
or by email at
mmontgomery1@ctschicago.edu
or visit the Seminary's web page at
www.ctschicago.edu.
JANUARY 24 - JUNE 2006: COUNTERING CLERGY BURNOUT
Countering Clergy Burnout: A clergy continuing education event
Starts January 24
Rev. Dr. Shawn Kafader, D. Min. LPC, Presenter
NOTE: The Summer 2005 issue of the CMA Newsletter featured an interview
with Shawn Kafader about this program. You can read it
HERE.
Discover how your personality type energizes or drains your ministry. Set healthy
boundaries around ministry tasks and expectations. Celebrate accomplishments and
achievements in ministry life. Map strategies for managing clergy stress. Establish
a clergy self-care program. Construct a "perfect ministry day" with transferable
elements for each day of your ministry.
Six monthly group gatherings at Westchester Community Church, Westchester, Illinois,
on the 4th Tuesday of each month from January through June of 2006, 9:30 am until
noon each day; plus two one-hour individual consultations scheduled at each
participant's convenience, one in March and one in May 2006.
Total program cost is $175.00 per participant. Scholarship grants up to $75.00 will
be offered on an as-need basis. Event limited to first fifteen paid participants.
Endorsed by the Chicago Metropolitan Association Council. Funded by grants from the
Helen and Richard Brown Endowment Fund and the Chicago Metropolitan Association,
Illinois Conference, United Church of Christ
Download flyer and registration form:
WORD Format
PDF Format
Mail registrations to:
Countering Clergy Burnout
Chicago Metropolitan Association
332 Michigan Ave. Suite #510
Chicago, Illinois 60604
Direct program inquiries to:
Rev. Dr. Shawn Kafader, D. Min., LPC
Home Office Phone: 847-749-0850
Email inquires to: s.kafader@att.net
(Subject - Countering Clergy Burnout)
SUNDAY, JANUARY 22: ECUMENICAL PRAYER SERVICE - WEEK OF PRAYER FOR CHRISTIAN UNITY
Christians around the world celebrate the Week of Prayer for Christian
Unity from January 18th through the 25th each year. We personally invite
you to observe the Week of Prayer, to attend the following service, and
to invite others to attend:
Sixth Annual Ecumenical Prayer Service for the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity:
Sunday, January 22, 2006 - 4:00 pm
Evangelical Lutheran Church of St. Luke, 1500 W Belmont, Chicago
Reception follows the service
Preacher: Rev. Robert Reynolds, Executive Presbyter of the Chicago
Presbytery, Presbyterian Church (USA)
Download a flyer for the service here.
Sponsored by the Ecumenical Millennium Committee: American Baptist Churches of Metro Chicago, Armenian Orthodox Church, Assyrian Church of the East, Church of God in Christ, Church of the Brethren, Christian Methodist Episcopal Church - Chicago District, Episcopal Diocese of Chicago, Evangelical Lutheran Church in America - Metropolitan Chicago Synod, Greek Orthodox Metropolis of Chicago, Orthodox Church in America - Diocese of the Midwest, Polish National Catholic Church, Presbyterian Church (USA), Roman Catholic Church - Archdiocese of Chicago, Salvation Army, Syriac Orthodox Church of Antioch, Ukrainian Orthodox Church, United Church of Christ, United Methodist Church, Greater Chicago Broadcast Ministries.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 20 - SUNDAY, JANUARY 22: ILLINOIS CONFERENCE YOUTH RETREAT
Attention 7th - 12th Grade Illinois Conference Youth
Your Mid-Winter Retreat will be held January 20-22, 2006 at Pilgrim Park in Princeton, Illinois.
We live in a world of war-
But we follow the Prince of Peace
How do we follow Jesus where we live - everyday?
Featuring Jeremy Hylen in a weekend about being a Just Peace Church; how to practice peace;
peace as a foundation for our faith. (Oh yeah - there's also lots of games, food and fun!
See your friends and make new ones too!)
7:00 pm Friday - 11:00 am Sunday
$110 per person (when you register by January 6th, 2006)
For More information Contact Rev. Kerry Waller at (773) 283-1118.
One adult per six youth of same gender required from each participating church.
Final Giving for 2005 OCWM Needed
Giving to UCC down 20% in Illinois Conference this year!
An Urgent Request From
Rev Jorge Morales
Associate Conference Minister
Dear Pastor and Church Leader,
A warm New Year's greeting to you and your congregation.
If your church has already sent in its total final contributions for 2005 for
Our Church's Wider Mission (OCWM), I want to thank you and the
congregation for having done so.
If your congregation's total contributions to OCWM have not yet been sent
and you want them counted as 2005 gifts, please ask the appropriate church
officer to mail them this week!
EXPLANATORY NOTE from CMA: As you know gifts to Our Church's
Wider Mission are your church's basic support for the national UCC
denomination, the Illinois Conference and the Chicago Metropolitan Association.
They are your basic membership dues, and are separate from any mission giving
such as One Great Hour of Sharing, Neighbors in Need, Disaster relief or
support for the Still Speaking Campaign. OCWM funds are sent by local UCC
member churches to their local conference (the Illinois Conference for us)
which in turn forwards what it feels is appropriate to the national denomination
office and to each local association (CMA).
Our latest figures for OCWM giving in 2005 show that more congregations are
further behind in their giving than at any time in the past five years.
OCWM income figures just prior to the Christmas holiday showed that we
were approximately $400,000 short of reaching our goal of $2,027,231 (about
20% short). This 2005 OCWM Goal is the same amount we actually collected
last year in 2004, so we are 20% behind last year.
The week prior to Christmas an updated giving report was mailed to your
church showing where the congregation is in its giving compared to its
Accepted Goal or the Covenanted Fair Share figure that was
tabulated if no goal was accepted.
All OCWM 2005 contributions received (in the lock-box or Conference office)
by Tuesday, January 17 will be counted for 2005. Please note that Monday,
January 16 is Martin Luther King Jr. Day and a holiday, which makes it
necessary for mail to be sent the Friday or Saturday prior in order for it
to arrive in time to be counted for 2005.
If your congregation has met its 2005 goal and is able to make an additional
contribution - going the "Extra Mile" for 2005 OCWM giving - we invite you
to do so.
May the blessing of the Epiphany come upon us all and enhance our ministry
and mission as a united family faith.
In Christ,
Jorge
Illconfjorge@aol.com
CMA NOTE: The continuing shortfall in OCWM support for the
Illinois Conference (and therefore for the UCC and CMA), make the special
conference meeting called for February 11, 2006 all the more critical.
That meeting is called to discuss Open Space Technology as a method for
managing Conference and Association business. Read more about the meeting
further down this column.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 17: BATTERED WOMEN'S NETWORK TRAINING
Chicago Metropolitan Battered Women's Training Network, Centralized
Training Institute, presents: Understanding the Legal Process for Felony
Cases; Tuesdays and Thursdays, January 17, 19, 24 & 26, 2006;
at 203 N Wabash, Suite 2323, Chicago 60601; 312-750-0730;
www.batteredwomensnetwork.org.
Download flyer here.
SUNDAY, JANUARY 15: WORSHIP ALIVE WORKSHOP
This next Worship Alive workshop will be held on Sunday afternoon from
2:30 to 5:00 PM at the United Church of Rogers Park, 1545 W. Morse Avenue, Chicago.
with Dr. John L. Bell as trainer.
Worship Alive is an interactive workshop for worship planners and leaders with
renowned worship practitioners and trainers. These workshops are for clergy,
musicians, seminarians, and lay persons of all denominations involved in planning
and leading worship.
The workshops model worship experiences that:
are multisensory, participatory and inspiring;
celebrate multicultural diversity;
embody God’s all-embracing love in Jesus Christ; and
move persons and communities to acts of justice and liberation.
Future workshops and trainers will be:
March 5, 2006: Dr. Marcia McFee
April 30, 2006: Mark Bowman
To find out more and to register, go to the:
Worship Alive Web Site.
CEUs for clergy and ministry professionals are available through
Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary for participation in all four workshops.
For additional information contact Mark Bowman at 773-728-8274 or at:
worshipalive@comcast.net
SATURDAY, JANUARY 14: CLERGY LEADERSHIP SUMMIT FOR HIV/AIDS
Enter the Dialogue and Consider a Covenant to Stop HIV/AIDS during the
Clergy Leadership Summit for HIV/AIDS Community Outreach II on
Saturday, January 14, 2006, 8am - 2pm, at McCormick Theological
Seminary, 5460 South University Avenue, Chicago
The summit is sponsored by MTS and The AIDS Pastoral Care Network. The
keynote address will be provided by Rev. Dr. Frank Thomas, Senior Pastor
of Mississippi Boulevard Christian Church in Memphis. The program will
also include a demonstration of faith-based ministry models and HIV
counseling and testing by Chicago Department of Public Health
The summit is free, but please register as soon as possible. They are
expecting 100 people this year.
For more information or to register contact: Sylvia Jo Oglesby, Summit
Coordinator, AIDS Pastoral Care Network, 3800 W. Madison, Chicago, IL
60624; 773-826-7751.
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