Randy Stonehill, one of the pioneering voices of the Jesus Music movement, helped usher in Contemporary Christian Music (CCM). For over five decades, his thoughtful songwriting, engaging storytelling, and unmistakable sense of humor have inspired audiences around the world.
Over the course of his career, Randy has released 26 albums, received Grammy and Dove Award nominations, and his landmark album “Welcome to Paradise” had it’s golden anniversary this year.
Randy’s concerts are known for their warmth, authenticity, and heartfelt faith. Join us for an intimate evening with one of Christian music’s most enduring and influential singer-songwriters as he shares songs, stories, and hope in the gospel.
Sunday Night, September 27, 2026 @ 6 pm
Live at Glen Arbor Community Church, 204 Church Street, in West Chicago, IL.
All are invited, and admittance is free (a freewill offering will be taken).
FAQs:
1- Do I need a ticket? No, but if you would like to let us know you’re coming, please reserve a $0 ticket from eventbrite. This is not required to attend the concert, it just gives us an early heads-up on attendance.
2- Is the concert really free? Yes! We will “pass the basket” during intermission for a freewill offering, which will all go directly to the artist. Not required, but our artist sure will appreciate it! Checks made out to Glen Arbor Community Church (for ease of consolidation). Also online donations will be accepted for the concert into our Randy Stonehill Concert Fund.
3- When do doors open? We hope to open doors at 5:30 pm.
4- Any food available? Not formally, but we do plan to provide some light refreshments.
5- How do I learn more about Randy’s music? Listen to Randy’s music on bandcamp at https://randystonehill.bandcamp.com Personal favorites include Welcome to Paradise and Celebrate This Heartbeat. But everyone who knows his music has their own favorite “Randy Album”.
6. Do you have a handicap entrance? Yes! On the west end of our building. You can pull up on the street and sidewalk leads to the door. No stairs once entering this door (restrooms are on first floor and are handicap accessible as well). See map below.
5- Where do I park? Besides street parking, we have a lot just east of the building. Also a public lot is just east of our lot. Finally a high school parking lot is just south of our building. All within walking distance. See map below:
