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Pgspring21web2.Pdf 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS KROC CHURCH............. PAGE 4 CONTACT THE KROC MEMBERSHIP................. PAGE 6 GENERAL INFORMATION • 773-995-0151 FITNESS........................... PAGE 7 CHURCH........................................773-995-3277 SPORTS........................... PAGE 10 MARKETING..................................773-995-3274 AQUATICS..................... PAGE 14 MEMBERSHIP.................773-995-0151 ext. 3337 AQUATICS.......................773-995-0151 ext. 3255 DANCE.......................... PAGE 16 SPORTS..........................773-995-0151 ext. 3250 VISUAL ART.................... PAGE 17 FITNESS..........................773-995-0151 ext. 3319 MUSIC............................ PAGE 18 SENIOR CENTER..............773-995-0151 EXT. 3301 ARTS & EDUCATION........773-995-0151 EXT. 3259 EDUCATION................... PAGE 20 RENTALS........................773-995-0151 EXT. 3312 KROC SENIORS.............. PAGE 23 CODE OF CONDUCT.... PAGE 24 FULL DIRECTORY AT KROCCENTERCHICAGO.COM/DIRECTORY RENTALS.......................... PAGE 25 OPERATING HOURS & CLOSURES FACILITY closures & holiday hours main FACILITY HOURS* ADVENTURE ZONE HOURS, TEEN ZONE HOURS Memorial day............6:30AM-5:00PM MONDAY - saturDAY.......................6:30AM - 7:00PM CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE ............................ SUNDAY..............Open for church services onlY (10:00AM Sunday school • 11:00AM worship service) VENUE RENTAL BOOKING HOURS MONDAY-FRIDAY.......................8:30AM-1:00PM KID ZONE HOURS SATURDAY..............................BY APPOINTMENT ONLY CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.............................. SUNDAY....................................Closed CONTACT INFORMATION CONTACT CONTACT INFORMATION CONTACT *hours of operation & facility closures subject to change 2 LETTER FROM THE OFFICERS By the time you read this, we are well into 2021 and hopefully, it is going better than 2020 at this stage, or at least no worse. We continue to pray for God to get us through Covid-19 as well as many of the other events that rocked our country last year. As we entered 2021, not only did we embark on a new year but also a new theme for the Kroc Center. You may or may not be aware that each year we have a Kroc Theme. Last year it was “United”, this year in 2021 it is “Transformation”. I think that the word “Transformation” is such an exciting word for us to think about and consider what that means for us. Transformation means being changed, hopefully into something better. It can mean building muscle or losing weight, learning to swim or a musical instrument. It can mean being part of a program where we work on our fitness or learning to shoot a basketball. Whatever we do that helps us make a change in our lives that changes us for good is “Transformation”. Those things mentioned are all external, but true “Transformation”, the really exciting “Transformation” is in- ternal. Real “Transformation” is from the inside out, and truly life-changing. This “Transformation can only take place in relationship with Jesus Christ. FULL DIRECTORY AT 2 Corinthians 5:17 says, “Therefore, if anyone is in Christ he is a new creation. The old is gone, KROCCENTERCHICAGO.COM/DIRECTORY the new has come.” When we come to Jesus and ask Him to forgive us of our sins, He forgives and we are transformed into a new creation. External “Transformation” is important for our health and growth, but internal “Transformation” is life-changing and is eternal. If you want to learn more about this ”new life in Christ” please join us for worship on Sunday mornings at 11:00 a.m. and Bible Study on Sundays at 10:00 a.m. or Wednesday at 6:00 p.m. May God bless you! Major John Pook MISSION STATEMENT The Salvation Army, an international movement, is an evangelical part of the universal Christian church. Its message is based on the Bible. Its ministry is THE SALVATION ARMY KROC CENTER CHICAGO THE SALVATION motivated by the love of God. Its mission is to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ and to meet human needs in His name without discrimination. 3 CHURCH WORSHIP SERVICE BIBLE STUDY SUNDAY SCHOOL AT 10:00AM EVERY WEDNESDAY AT 6:00PM* WORSHIP SERVICE AT 11:00AM (Limit 50 occupancy) Join our dynamic Bible study at the Kroc on Wednesday If you are looking to belong to a friendly, welcoming nights where adults explore, ask questions and seek home church with activities for all Members of your ways to apply God’s Word to everyday life. family, we invite you to come and visit Kroc Church in our chapel or at home via facebook (krocchicago) and youtube Live (Kroc Center Chicago). WOMEN’S MINISTRIES EMBRACE VIRTUAL BOOK CLUB (ZOOM)* Biweekly Thursday at 6:00PM MEN’S FELLOWSHIP Join our Kroc Christian Women’s group throughout the EVERY MONDAY VIRTUAL VIA ZOOM AT 6:00PM* month in a variety of programs focusing on fellowship, Join this “Band of Brothers” who meet weekly to celebrations, service projects, education and spiritual foster a Christian environment. Men can strengthen growth. Contact us to join our women’s ministries contact relationships and shape character through a four-fold list to receive updated information of current and new emphasis on Bible study, education, social interaction activities. and service to others. *For virtual zoom information contact: Lt. Shanell Johnsson 773-995-3277 CORPS BAND Shanell.Johnson@usc.salvationarmy.org EVERY Monday & Wednesday AT 5:00PM Students will learn to read music, play brass, and percussion instruments in a fun, engaging, and Christ-centered environment. Instruments will be supplied by the Kroc Center for use during class. Note: Students are responsible for providing an instrument for practice purposes. And students will be asked to play on special Sundays in our Kroc worship services. All safety and social distancing measures will be enforced, including the use of face masks and bell covers. 424 CHARACTER BUILDING EVERY Wednesday AT 5:00PM The Salvation Army’s safe and educational scouting program including Sunbeams for elementary girls, Girl Guards for young women and Adventure Corps for both boys and young men. Grouping will take place in small pods in order to practice CDC guidelines. Sunbeams The Salvation Army Sunbeam program is a holistic Christian education experience for girls in grades 1-5. It gives girls a refuge, a place to be themselves, have fun, deepen their relationship with God, gain self confidence and discover how they can make a difference in the world Girl Guards The Salvation Army Girl Guard program is a holistic Christian education experience for girls in grades 6-12. The Girl Guard program focuses on the four aspects of growing spiritually, mentally, physically, and socially. Adventure Corps The Adventure Corps program is a holistic Christian education experience for boys in the Explorer program (Grades 1-5) and the Ranger program (Grades 6-12). The Explorer and Ranger programs are organized into individual troops and sponsored by the local Salvation Army Corps. The group uses a format similar to the Boy Scouts: emblem earning, focus on working with others, providing service within the community, learning about other cultures, meeting new people and building friendships. YOUTH BIBLE STUDY TEEN BIBLE STUDY EVERY WEDNESDAY AT 6:00PM I Ages 12 - 17 EVERY Wednesday AT 6:00PM I Ages 5 - 11 Teens will have the opportunity to learn the importance Youth will spend time learning who God is and will of finding their identity in Christ, and how to navigate learn more from the Bible in a fun and interactive and live in today’s world through in-depth easy to way! Grouping will take place in small pods in order to understand bible lessons relevant to teens. Grouping practice CDC guidelines. will take place in small pods in order to practice CDC guidelines. CHURCH 355 6 6 FITNESS 77 FITNESS Tai Chi is back! This ancient Chinese practice is used to improve blood circulation, balance, strength, and breathing. Join us every Monday and/or Thursday with Sensei AJ. Monday, 11:00AM - 11:50AM April 12 - May 17 or Thursday, 6:00PM - 6:50PM April 15 - May 20 • Ages 18+ $25 Members $45 Non Members (Priced per six week session) 88 FITNESS 99 SPORTS VETERANS GOLF Thank you for your service! Come out and play, socialize and share your experiences with us. Enjoy the comradery! Thursday, 4:00PM - 5:00PM April 15 - May 13 • Ages 18+ $35 Members $50 Non Members (Priced per six week session) While everyone is at work, come out and play! This class will get you out on the green fast and playing like a pro. Learn GOLF CLUBS 4 SALE! $ $ to swing, chip and putt with the best of 75 Adult set 65 Youth set them. *Personal instruction available. Please inquire at 773-995-3318 Monday, 12:00PM - 1:00PM April 12 - May 17 • Ages 18+ $35 Members $50 Non Members (Priced per six week session) BEGINNING TENNIS Learn tennis basics and beginning strategy. Tennis provides a cardio workout that will increase your agility, strength and stamina as you learn the game. Monday, 6:00PM - 7:00PM April 12 - May 17 • Ages 18+ $ $ BEGINNING PICKLEBALL 30 Members 45 Non Members America’s fastest-growing sport! Pickleball (PRICED PER SIX WEEK SESSION) combines elements of tennis and ping pong for a fun workout. Players will learn fundamental rules, basic strategies, and court positioning for doubles play INTERMEDIATE TENNIS Monday, 10:00AM - 11:30AM April 12 - May 17 • Ages 18+ DRILL AND PLAY $20 Members $30 Non Members Have you mastered the basics of tennis? Take your game to the next level. This class INTERMEDIATE PICKLEBALL DRILL & PLAY provides advanced skill instruction for playes Our intermediate pickleball program will take with prior experience. your game to the next level! Participants will Wednesday, 6:00PM - 7:00PM build on fundamentals and strategy through April 14 - May 19 • Ages 18+ drills and gameplay. Wednesday, 10:00AM - 11:30AM $ $ 30 Members 45 Non Members April 14 - May 19 • Ages 18+ (Priced per six week session) $20 Members $30 Non Members (PRICED PER SIX WEEK SESSION) OPEN PICKLEBALL Competitive pick-up games, All levels are welcome.
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