Most of us dress casually on Sundays, but you will see everything from t-shirts and jeans to dresses and sport jackets. For us there is no dress code. We do ask that your clothing choice is respectful of others regarding modesty and not distracting to anyone’s worship experience.

We have ushers on hand to assist you in finding a seat. Our sanctuary is the main seating area, but we do have overflow seating in our lobby if needed.

Yes. Calvary is wheelchair accessible from both of the main entrances. In the front of the building, you can enter right into the church’s main level and access the sanctuary. There is accessible parking at this entrance on Sunday mornings.

Our back entrance has a lift giving you access to all levels of Calvary. There are wheelchair accessible bathrooms on both floors of Calvary as well.

We want you to feel welcome at Calvary. Please don’t hesitate to call the church office with more specific questions!

Our Sunday morning service start at 10:30 am, and Sunday school for all ages starts at 9:00 am. We also have a prayer meeting on the last Sunday of the month at 6pm.

Yes. During our worship service we do have a children’s ministry for ages birth to 4th grade called Calvary Kids. Calvary Kids is not the church, but rather a ministry of our church for the purpose of reaching the next generation with the gospel of Jesus Christ. All of our children’s ministry volunteers are vetted and trained. If you would like to know more about this ministry click here.

Yes. Kids are welcome in our services! We welcome all of the shuffles, squeaks, and noises that come with children—they are a blessing!

If you are concerned that your child may get restless, we offer nursery childcare during our morning service, and we have rooms for you to take your child if needed.

Yes. We have Sunday school beginning at 9:00 am until 10:00 am down in our Fellowship Hall.

Our services tend to be pretty simple. Each Sunday at 10:30am we gather for worship. This is the central meeting for our church every week. It’s where we come to encourage one another, to listen to God’s Word, and respond to Him based on what He has told us. Our time together is always built around the Bible.

• We gather to pray. We pray prayers of praise based on what the Bible says about who God is and what He has done. We pray prayers of confession and thanksgiving based on what we know of our sin and God’s promise to forgive us through Jesus. And prayers of supplication, where we ask God for what we need, as the Bible invites us to do.

• We gather to sing. We sing because God is worthy of our praise. We sing old songs and new songs. Our songs unpack the good news about Jesus and give us a chance to respond to that news. They are aimed both at God, in praise, and one another, to remind each other to trust in His promises.

• We gather to hear God’s Word preached. At the center of each gathering is a sermon that works verse by verse through sections of the Bible. If you join us, most likely we will be going through a book of the Bible with the goal of understanding clearly what God has said and how it affects our lives. Come open the Bible with us!

• We gather to proclaim the gospel of Jesus Christ. The gospel is the message of salvation for those who don’t know God and the message of strength for those who do know Him.

• We gather to look to Jesus. We believe that the answer to our deepest need is Jesus. All of us are guilty of sinning against a holy God. But the good news is that Jesus Christ gave his life for those who receive him. When we gather we confess both our sin and our need for Jesus.

We are a singing church and believe that the music that we sing should be Christ-exalting, God-glorifying, and filled with Scripture. We use instruments to accompany and encourage the congregation to lift their voices.

We also believe that there are many songs from various times in history that both honor God and build up the church. In light of this, it isn’t uncommon to hear a song from the 1600s in the same service with a song that was written today. We choose to sing songs that are committed to Biblical faithfulness, theological richness, and allow for congregational participation.

Click here to access our Digital Hymnal to hear the songs that we sing.

We invite all Christians to participate in the Lord’s Supper who have been baptized, confessed their faith in Jesus Christ, and are members in good standing of a church that preaches the Gospel. We believe that Christ gave the Lord’s Supper as a means of nurturing and strengthening His church through the presence of his Holy Spirit.

While being a Baptist church can have lots of stereotypes attached with it, we know that you will find that we are a Bible-teaching, Gospel-centered, Christ-exalting, God-glorifying church that believes baptism is for people who repent of their sins and trust in Christ.

Click here to see what we believe.