Shiloh Church

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We are a congregation of people who seek to walk and live in the way of Jesus by loving people where we find them. We invite you to join us on Sunday mornings for relevant, biblical sermons and moving, contemporary worship. Visit the Plan a Visit section of our website for more details and helpful information.

06/12/2026

The Worldwide Body of Christ
One of the most amazing aspects of the early church is how closely the members stayed in contact over hundreds of miles of ancient, dangerous to travel, roads and seaways. Paul’s letters, one way of staying in touch, include dozens of mentions of visits between churches by a wide array of Christians. Through this network, followers of Jesus supported one another as a persecuted, unpopular group within the wider Greco-Roman world. They stayed informed, celebrated God's work, kept focused on the mission, and encouraged faithfulness in beliefs and practices.
When you travel do you connect with other worship communities and Christians? Some of my treasured travel experiences include worshipping with Christians in new places. Whether it is in a US church or one elsewhere in the world, connecting with those who share our faith can be powerful. The Bible says we will spend eternity with the people trusting in Jesus Christ. Now is not to early to get to know a few more!
Pastor Ken D Hutchens

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06/10/2026

Should You Be Zealous for God? -- Numbers 25

Men, don't miss our next breakfast this Saturday.
06/09/2026

Men, don't miss our next breakfast this Saturday.

06/07/2026

Welcome Home Shiloh

06/05/2026

The View of the Person in the Mirror
When someone does something that causes me trouble, I get angry and want them to be punished for it or at least feel really bad. When I do something that hurts someone else, I want the person I hurt to understand my intent and show me mercy. I want to judge people by their actions but want them to judge me from my intents. I want others to experience justice but would rather experience pardon myself. It is natural human self-centeredness.
But Jesus said, “Do unto others what you would have them do unto you.” Sometimes we take for granted the wisdom of Jesus. Jesus said to forgive those who mistreat us rather than seeking vengeance. Jesus reminded people that God loves all the people He created. Jesus taught us to look at others and life from the perspective of a loving God who wishes all to come to eternal life. And best of all, Jesus forgives us. We just have to remember that phrase from the Lord’s prayer, “Forgive us our sins, as we forgive the sins of others.”
Pastor Ken D Hutchens

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06/03/2026

Blessings from Curses -- Numbers 23-24

05/31/2026

Welcome Home Shiloh

This attitude is found often in our society, in politics as much as in the church. It's the opposite of hiding God's wor...
05/29/2026

This attitude is found often in our society, in politics as much as in the church. It's the opposite of hiding God's word in our heart (Psalm 119:11) or fulfilling the law of Christ by caring for others (Galatians 6:2.) It's the ultimate marriage of human focused humanism and hyper-individualism. Self is elevated to the throne of God!

05/27/2026

Wisdom from an Unexpected Source -- Numbers 22

Address

210 S Main Street
Shiloh, IL
62269

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 3pm
Tuesday 9am - 3pm
Wednesday 9am - 3pm
Thursday 9am - 3pm
Sunday 8:30am - 11:30am

Telephone

+16186326913

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