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Judaism (17)
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Unitarian_Universalism (3)
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Web pages

Church of Scientology of Illinois
Learn about scientology, free introductory services to help handle stress, family problems and to improve life. Site offers service hours, bookstore and location map.
http://www.scientology-chicago.org/

Falun Dafa
Known as powerful cultivation system with ancient roots (also called Falun Gong). Includes introduction, materials, an annual conference, and local contacts.
http://www.falunchicago.org/

Crossroads Center for Faith and Work
Serves women and men of all faiths (and all works) through community and friendship. Offers newsletters, membership, online brochure, and information on programs and services.
http://www.crossroads-center.org/

CHEERS: Center for Holistic Experiencing of the Essence of Religion and Science
Learn about Lifesurfing and how to become active in this group. Includes event and class schedules, photo gallery, exercises, books and readings, humor, links and contacts.
http://www.lifesurfing.com/

Chicago Women-Church
A faith community which works for women's equality and seeks spiritual growth through a variety of religious practices.
http://www.chicagowomenchurch.com/

57th Street Meeting of Friends
Hyde Park Society of Friends (Quaker) Meeting. Provides information on Quaker House - Chicago, meeting times, articles on faith and practice, volunteer services and contact details.
http://www.57thstreetmeeting.org/

8th Day Center for Social Justice
A multi-issue, social justice center supported and staffed by 30 congregations of nuns, priests and brothers which promotes analysis and action.a coalition of Catholic, religious congregations, commits to act as a critical alternative voice to oppressive systems and to work actively to change those systems. Goals:To promote justice, equality and human dignity among all people regardless of race, ethnicity, religion, abilities, gender, sexual orientation, or socio-economic class. To stand with people who experience violence and discrimination, and communities striving for self-determination. To resist nonviolently the scape-goating and murder of communities or religions under the guise of protecting national interests. To promote environmental sustainability.
http://www.8thdaycenter.org/