[MINISTRIES OF CALVARY] [SPECIFIC NEEDS PROGRAMS]

CALVARY MINISTRIES
Calvary is organized into ministries to better serve the church family. These ministries bring our programming to life!

Ministry of Care and Congregational Life
Purpose: To enable the sharing of nurture and compassion with the Calvary family through a variety of programs and services, fostering community.

Ministry of Celebration in Worship
Purpose: To enable growth through public and personal worship of God, creative expression and contemplation.

Ministry of Communication for Outreach
Purpose: To guide the Calvary congregation in awareness of, involvement in and support of God's mission of love. This group vocalizes God's call to meet human needs within our local and global community in the name of Christ.

Ministry of Cultivation through Education
Purpose: To provide learning opportunities for all persons in a vital relationship with God, to discover and use their unique gifts, and to provide opportunity for sharing the struggles and joys of life.

Resource Management
Purpose: To teach and practice biblical stewardship is a central characteristic of being a Christian. The Ministry of Resource Management holds the corporate responsibility for wise stewardship of property, personal time, and talents in the areas of administration, property, memorials, finance, investments and strategic planning.

SPECIFIC NEEDS PROGRAMS

Divorce Recovery - a support group for those who have experienced the pain of divorce.
Adult Day Services - day care for the frail elderly. 303.756.1582
Modern Matures - meet on the 2nd Saturday of the month from 12-2pm for lunch, fellowship and a meaningful program. The group gathers from September to June to enjoy common interests, regular social opportunities and special trips at home and abroad and serves the community as well as the congregation. If you are 50 years or older, you are welcome to attend. Call the church office at 303.757.8421 to make reservations.
Single Adult Ministries - Singles at Calvary connect in many ways, but small group settings are the best—church school, Bible study and service/outreach activities.
A new church school class for young adults launches with a "Bible 101" study. The survey from 21st century B.C. to lst century A.D. offers life applications and answers for 21st century faith questions. They meet on Sunday mornings in the boardroom.
Women's Ministry - periodic programs and an annual conference encourage spiritual growth and sharing.
Men's Ministry - to strengthen bonds and explore spirituality, the guys come together monthly for casual discussion and gather annually for a conference.
Taizé-style Worship - offering contemplative prayer, song and silence.