Young adult life can feel full, fast, and even lonely at the same time. Between navigating work, college, relationships, mental health, and life transitions the pressure to figure out who you are is heavy. But we believe God is still moving.
We create space for young adults to experience the real presence and power of the Holy Spirit through worship, prayer, teaching, and Spirit-led moments. His presence is our passion.
We believe meaningful belonging is possible. The Move is a place to build real friendships, honest community, and relationships that help you become more fully who God made you to be.
Through spiritual mentorship and community, The Move helps young adults join God’s restorative mission by discovering who they are, what they carry, and how to live for the good of others beyond the walls of the church.
Smaller spaces designed for friendship, discipleship, and living out purpose together — shifting from attending events to real relationships.
The Move is for 18–30 year-olds in every season of young adult life. College students. Young professionals. Creatives. Singles. Dating couples. Newly married couples. Longtime Chicagoans. People new to the city. People new to Soul City. People who grew up in church. People who are just beginning to explore faith.
Whether you are following Jesus, returning to faith, asking questions, or simply trying to find your people — there is a place for you here.
The Move is designed for 18–30 year-olds.
No. Whether you are following Jesus, returning to faith, asking questions, or just curious, you are welcome.
You can expect a welcoming environment, opportunities to connect, and spaces designed around presence, belonging, and purpose.
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A quick message for those joining us in person this weekend:
Recently, the CDC shared new guidelines for wearing face masks in public and in indoor settings to promote safety in areas with substantial risks of transmission. Therefore, we are requiring that masks are worn while in the building on Sundays.
We are continuously reviewing the CDC guidelines and what our next steps will be – as your safety remains our priority.
