Calvary UPC

Welcome to Calvary UPC live!

No study in Acts today. There are a lot of moving parts this week! Even more than usual. No internet at my home office for the moment! See you tomorrow!

Calvary Super Church 10.25.20 - As disciples, we must be obedient to God's commands.

Do you need Jesus' whisper or His shout? He does both!

To the Calvary family and friends: There will be work happening at the church today. Throughout the week people have been in cleaning, building, etc. Much of this at a significant sacrifice. Such a commitment will certainly be blessed. There are a few things still to be done outside - clearing the last of the brush to the northeast, brushhogging the northeast part of the property. If you are able to help with this dress warm. For those, like me (Pastor C.) who are unskille...d, there are waste items to carry to the dumpster. Overall, the more we can get done today, the better for the next two weeks. Inside some sheetrock finishing in prep of painting may happen. Some building out of platform and tech center, replacing ceiling tile, some "painter's helper" type work. On Sunday, we will try to clear all Calvary's stuff from the gymnasium at Freewill Baptist. Bring work clothes. A cleaning crew will then take over. We want to leave this property in better shape than it was when we entered. "And the people had a will to work!"

And the electricity went. I will see you Monday.

I'll be with you in 3-4 minutes. Pastor C.

The church leaders began to exercise what Jesus said He would have them do. "The works that I do shall ye do also, and greater works than these shall ye do."

Our enemy will do anything to break our unity for he knows that we are unstoppable when unified. Let's make sure that we stay in unity in these last days. Our world depends on it.

Due to a bit of excess noise and my desire to look at a couple of projects at the new building I’ll not be online today. Read Acts 3. Give particular attention to the first 8 verses. Give the paragraph a title. Decide on your key phrase or verse. Finally, develop a list of questions you’d like answered about the text.