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ccdowney.com

Calling moms! Join us for a time of worship and the Word, in the South Sanctuary.   This is a potluck study, invite a friend! Children's ministry provided 0-5yrs old. Homeschoolers welcome.  

calvaryoceanside.org

we love god, love people, & make disciples. we are committed to following jesus, being changed by jesus, and the mission of jesus: to make disciples who make disciples.

calvaryaurora.org

watch a bible study, stream church live, get connected. grow in your knowledge of god, be biblically discipled, find hope, be encouraged, know love.

calvarycrookcounty.com

Rory Rodgers, Senior Pastor at Calvary Chapel Prineville, presents a Resurrection Sunday message from 1st Corinthians Chapter 15.

calvarysac.org

Calvary Chapel of Sacramento is a non-denominational church movement focused on the inerrancy of the Bible and verse-by-verse expository teaching from Genesis to Revelation.

calvarynorth.com

I'm always blessed to sit back and just watch God work in various lives and issues.  He often does things I never would have anticipated or expected.   Some people are full of joy as God is doing fresh and new things.  A new mission aspect, a new friendship or family dynamic, a new ministry...

calvaryokinawa.com

​​RISE is the name of our Middle School and High School ministries. It is our desire to see the youth rise up and take a stand for God in a world that is against Him, to be a light for Him. We...

calvaryvista.com

In this opening session on the life of Joseph, Pastor Jason Duff frames Joseph's story through three lenses — the ugly (Genesis 37: favoritism, jealousy, and a teenager sold into slavery by his own brothers), the bad (Genesis 39-40: false accusation, unjust imprisonment, and two full years of being forgotten), and the good (Genesis 41: a forgotten slave who wakes up one morning and goes to bed that night as Vizier of Egypt, second only to Pharaoh) — while noting that 25 percent of the entire book of Genesis is devoted to this one man, largely because his life is one of the most detailed pictures of Jesus in all of Scripture. The thread running through every dark chapter is Joseph's character: refusing bitterness, staying focused on others even in prison, never abandoning the dreams God gave him — and Pastor Jason presses hard on the Psalm 105 image of iron entering Joseph's soul, arguing that what looked like abandonment was actually preparation, and that God never wastes the lessons forged in long, difficult seasons. The message closes on the names Joseph gave his sons — Manasseh (