The World Mission Society Church of God was established in 1964 in Korea by Christ Ahnsahnghong.
As the gospel began to spread to the United States, it soon reached Illinois, starting in a house church.
After much prayer and preaching, the first generation of members were finally able to establish a building in Bloomingdale, IL. This became the first church in the region.
By God’s grace, members were found from all around the Chicagoland area. This allowed five churches to be established, with the headquarters in Naperville.
With the mission to connect with the metropolitan area, the Church of God established an office church in the heart of downtown, home to university students, workers, and locals.
Sending Missionaries throughout the United States, in just a couple years, ten churches were established in multiple states across the North Central Region.
Within five years, thirteen more churches were established in the North Central Region by God’s power and love.
Ever since the World Mission Society Church of God was established in Korea in 1964, the truth spread rapidly throughout the country. In just over 30 years, the Church of God spread overseas. It did not remain in Korea, but spread all the way from the East to the West to the North Central Region.
Starting in Illinois, the church began to branch out from city to city, and even from state to state. Now, there are 8 states in the North Central Region with multiple Church of God locations.
The church continuously branches out throughout the Chicago and Midwest region. The World Mission Society Church of God is the only church on earth established by God Himself.