we are Calvary Episcopal Church Clifton
Confident in God’s love for us;
fearless in our love for all.
#confidentfearlesslove
We’ve been here since 1867…
…but we’re a church living in the NOW. We look to our roots for inspiration and to the future with open hearts. At Calvary Episcopal Church, Clifton, you can find meaningful connections, tools to grow your faith, and opportunities to do good in the world.
We invite you to journey with us.
To grow inwardly in faith through worship, music, and education and outwardly through invitation, welcome, and connection
To be Jesus’ heart, hands and feet, humbly collaborating with our neighbors to realize beloved community
To open ourselves to God’s grace, recognizing that we are all broken saints and redeemed sinners
I want to…
Stories, News, & Happenings
Who’s in the Pews? Duane Lewis and Rex A. Van Alstine
Duane: Many at Calvary have become “family” to us. Rex: It IS family.
When We Touch Life
Worship is meant to draw us closer to God, but more than that, to transform us. Richard Foster writes, “To worship is to change.”
Who’s in the Pews? Henry L.
Every Sunday, we come to Christ’s table alongside people whose stories we may not yet know. Here is Henry L.
Confession Begins in Sorrow and Ends in Joy
This is the gift of confession: we recognize that we are sinners who have fallen short of the glory of God but in confession, we are released.
Back to School Prayers
This week, I will especially be holding all of our students in prayer because it is back to school time!
Forget-Me-Not Historical Dance Company
Born in 1995, the Forget-Me-Not Historical Dance Company has developed into a performing and teaching entity right here in our community.
more news…
Coming Up
more events…
Stories, News, & Happenings
Who’s in the Pews? Duane Lewis and Rex A. Van Alstine
Duane: Many at Calvary have become “family” to us. Rex: It IS family.
When We Touch Life
Worship is meant to draw us closer to God, but more than that, to transform us. Richard Foster writes, “To worship is to change.”
Who’s in the Pews? Henry L.
Every Sunday, we come to Christ’s table alongside people whose stories we may not yet know. Here is Henry L.
Confession Begins in Sorrow and Ends in Joy
This is the gift of confession: we recognize that we are sinners who have fallen short of the glory of God but in confession, we are released.