We desire to be used by Christ in the building of His body the church. Many of us wish we had the opportunity to make a fresh start -- to discover a place where we are accepted and can develop and grow. We offer a fresh start, believing that we are warm and caring.

We're committed to truth. We are unashamed to proclaim the Gospel of the Lord and well-committed. We're people oriented. Our church wants to serve- friendly, warm, open, accessible, loving. We are dynamic, alive, excited, and ready for you. We believe that you will be blessed by our music, instructed by the Gospel, refreshed and renewed by Holy Communion, and loved into our fellowship. Come and experience the freshness and vitality of our ministry. Jubilee Family Christian center is a Parish of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), which was established in Lagos Nigeria in 1952. The General overseer of the church is Pastor E.A. Adeboye. RCCG has parishes all over the world and millions of members worldwide.

Jubilee Family Christian center started as a house fellowship March 2003, with about 15 people posted out of Jesus house Chicago to branch out to the western suburbs of Chicago. Fellowship services were first held at the Courtyard Hotel by Marriott on Diehl Road, in Naperville and later at the Spring Hill suites in Warrenville where the Sunday services began 7th December 2003. As with all young churches, the venue issue became a challenge and with the growth of the church, we were forced to leave the hotel. Subsequently, we were forced to use different venues for different programs, including an office complex. After five moves God in His own gracious way allowed us to find our current location.

Our passion is to raise true worshippers, people who will worship God in Spirit and in truth. This is done through teaching of the word, prayer and biblical fellowship and outreaches.

Our prayer as ministry is in Isaiah 58:12 “And they that shall be of thee shall build the old waste places: thou shalt raise up the foundations of many generations; and thou shalt be called, The repairer of the breach, The restorer of paths to dwell in”