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Calvary's Ministries
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Choir
Under the leadership of Music Director Murray Walker, Calvary's outstanding traditional Anglican choir leads the congregation in song every Sunday at the 10:30 a.m. service, September through June. Membership in the choir is open to any Calvary parishioner who wishes to join. Non-parishioners may join by audition.
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Monday Night CoffeeHouse
Calvary's Monday Night Coffeehouse serves warm meals and provides Bible Study to local needy and homeless citizens. Cooking generally starts around noon and closes around 9 p.m. Volunteers are always needed and welcome, especially to help clean up afterwards.
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Altar Guild
The Altar Guild consists of parishioners who volunteer their time to prepare the church for worship, to care for the various items that are used in worship, and to preserve the sanctity and beauty of the chancel and sanctuary.
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Clothes Closet
On the second Thursday of each month, Calvary provides clean clothing to people who need it. Men's and women's clothes are available, as are blankets, sleeping bags and socks.
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Evangelism
Parishioners visit newcomers to discuss parish programs and ministries
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Food Pantry
Calvary's Food Pantry disributes food to approximately 180 needy families and individuals, usually on the second and fourth Thursdays of the month. Last year, nearly 60,000 pounds of food were given out to local needy and homeless people.
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Greeters and Oblation Bearers
Greeters and Oblation Bearers (GOBs) greet visitors and parishioners as they arrive at church, and maintain the visitor's book at the church entrance way. During the Holy Eucharist, at the beginning of the Offertory Hymn, they bring forth bread and wine to the acolyte at the altar.
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Lay Eucharistic Ministers
Lay Eucharistic Ministers (or LEMs) assist the clergy by reading lessons during worship, by leading prayers and by acting as chalice bearers during the distribution of Holy Eucharist
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Pastoral Care Network
This group consists of certified Lay Eucharistic Ministers who visit disabled or homebound parishioners to administer Holy Eucharist. Members of the Pastoral Care Network also provide help as necessary to the ill, infirm or troubled
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Sunday Coffee Hour
Parishioners volunteer to provide refreshments following the Sunday 10:30 a.m. service.
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Sunday School
Meets each Sunday during the school year at 10 a.m. Currently we are using a "one-room school house" approach, with children from kindergarten through sixth grade grouped together. Parents from the parish rotate as teachers. It's fun!
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Ushers
Ushers distribute bulletins and assist parishioners prior to and during the service, perform the collection and assist the clergy during the Eucharist.
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Last Updated on Monday, 18 October 2010 14:21 |