Mondays in Advent  Zoom Book Study

Advent Gift Tree for Lighthouse Youth & Family Services

We are going virtual this year:

Advent Wreath Supplies!

Calvary’s Family Ministries will be making Advent wreath materials available for anyone interested. All materials including a metal wreath form, greenery, and candles will be in the church for pick up the first week of Advent. We need a count in advance in order to set up materials in enough time.

Please sign up if your household is interested in having  Advent wreath materials. Click Here to sign up

I am the vine you are the branches

 2021 Stewardship Team

Each year the tree puts out new life – new leaves, new twigs, new flowers.  For the tree to sustain this new growth, it also expands the trunk – new wood, a new ring, more girth, more strength; new wood to conduct nutrients to and from leaves and roots.

The good husbandman attends to the health of the whole tree.

The growing Calvary Church looks forward to expanded ministries and also to deepen existing ones. We tend to the need of our growing youth.  We are are mindful of our roots and foundation,  the health of our living members and the members and the legacy of our  ancestors.

We are all stewards of the church, contributing as we can through time, talent and treasure to feed the life of this tree within God’s forest – to support both the trunk and the fruit that will come to share his Grace and Glory.

“I am the vine; you are the branches.
If you remain in me and I in you, you will bear much fruit…”

Complete a pledge card HERE

 On Sunday, October 4th at 1PM

We will celebrate our service and Animal Blessing – In Person and Outdoors (with all the normal restrictions, Masks, Distance etc.). 

We’ll worship near the Homeless Jesus. There will even be some yummy snacks for the pets.

 On Sunday, September 13, 2020 Calvary celebrated it’s Feast Day. 

With an outdoor worship and Super-Soakers filled with Holy Water.

Making the News Feed Good Again ~ Mary Magdalene

See Video here

Presiding Bishop Michael Curry is offering Habits of Grace, a weekly meditation to help Episcopalians cope during the COVID-19 pandemic. 

“As we learn how to adjust our lives given the reality of the coronavirus and the request to do our part to slow its spread by practicing physical distancing, I invite you to join me each week to take a moment to cultivate a ‘habit of grace.’ A new meditation will be posted each week.” —

Presiding Bishop Michael Curry

“]