We worship the Lord every Sunday at 10:30 am
Our worship service includes singing, praying, preaching, and participating in the Lord’s Supper and baptism on certain Sundays. We enjoy hanging out after the service is over. Free nursery and children's worship is provided during the service. Come and join us!
We give back to the Lord
Click the link below and follow the instructions to set up 1 time or recurring ACHC payments to financially support what God is doing through Calvary Christian Reformed Church.
https://calvarytwincities.churchcenter.com/giving
“Each of you should give what you have decided in your heart to give, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver.” - 2 Cor. 9:7
Calvary’s Offering Causes
Christian Education Fund
VEAP
World Renew
Honduras Team
Anthony and Sara Sytsma
New Creation Baptist Food Shelf
Arrive Ministries
New Life Family Services
Children of the Promise
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Calvary Church and El Guanacaste
Honduras Update Newsletter
Calvary has partnered with El Guanacaste, Honduras, through World Renew and Diaconia National, which has been working in the country since 1974. This relationship is mutually beneficial, as we learn from each other about hospitality, community, and faith. Our priorities are strengthening friendships, encouraging each other, growing together in the Christian faith, and working together to help the community and its families develop and thrive in sustainable ways. Our plans are to visit the community annually to build our relationships with the people and church, and work as partners alongside each other.
The community of El Guanacaste (named after the tree by that name) is a small group of homes and 170 people scattered throughout hills and valleys. People in the community have small plots of maize, beans, coffee, cassava, and banana plants. About 60% of the people rent land. Many men work as laborers for land owners. According to Diaconia Nacional, 95% of the population lives in poverty. There are usually food shortages in June, July, and August. They have built a system to pipe water from the mountain that is drinkable for the residents, but in the summer seasons water is also scarce. Calvary has been working with and supporting Iglesia Christiana Reformada, which is the Christian Reformed Church in the village. The community also has a single classroom where children receive instruction from a committed teacher who travels each day from Manqulile on a pony. Below is a short video showing Calvary’s visit in March 2019.
If you have any questions, please contact Linda Marcus at marcus4@usfamily.net