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    Easter services moved to funeral home after fire ravages Chicago church

    by Shanzeh Ahmad, Chicago Tribune Apr 16, 2022 2 minutes

    CHICAGO — After a fire tore through an Englewood church Friday afternoon causing “extensive loss,” according to authorities, those in the congregation still hoping to gather for in-person services Easter Sunday will have that chance.

    The Antioch Missionary Baptist Church will hold worship services at Englewood’s Calahan Funeral Home, 7030

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