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THE LORD'S DAY
9:30am Sunday School
11:00am Morning Worship
Nurseries offered during Sunday School and Morning Worship
Lord's Supper
2nd & 4th Sundays, 11:00am
LOCATION
405 N. Easton Rd.
Willow Grove, PA 19090
215-659-0554
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Pray for our Pastor
Please pray for Pastor Rick and Bethann Tyson over the next week as they travel to Colombia, preach, present, and minister as part of Gospel Through Colombia's Winter Missions Activities.
College Care Packages
Bring packaged snacks for our college students! Items will be collected in the lobby until Sunday, February 5.
Daily Bible Reading
Read the Bible in one year! GO!
EVENTS
The Grove
Movie night on Feburary 24 at 7:30 pm. Showing Oscar nominated film "The Help." Discussion to follow. Free refreshments! Film rated PG-13. Children under 13 must be accompanied by an adult.
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Adult Sunday School
The purpose of our adult Sunday School curriculum at Calvary is to provide Christ centered, Biblically based, and theologically informed instruction and discussion toward the goal of the growth of each member of the Body in the grace and knowledge of Jesus Christ. We currently offer 3 courses, with three different but complimentary emphases.
Christian doctrine, practice, and piety
This course provides instruction and discussion about the great truths of the historic Christian Faith and Reformed theology. The purpose is to offer a balance of instruction and discussion that will be both accessible to the newest believer and profound for the long-time church member. The current study in this part of our curriculum is titled, The Faith: Christian and Reformed. It is a multi-year course, taught by Jeremy Westhuis and Mike Vendsel, that began in September, 2010. The first major section of the course covers general Christian doctrine, practice, and piety, with discussion centered around the three elements of the Apostles' Creed, the Ten Commandments, and the Lord's prayer. The course then moves into a discussion of things distinctive to the Reformed tradition, such as Calvinism, covenant theology, and the Reformed understanding of the church and the sacraments.
Bible Study
This course differs from the course in Christian doctrine, piety, and practice
in that it is a sustained, in-depth examination of a particular book of
Scripture. The current course in the Bible Study part of our curriculum is on
the book of John, taught by Elder Ed Barnes.
Men's discussion group
This course discusses significant issues facing Christian men living in our society. The current topic is "Doubt". The class is taught by Elder Rick Brown.
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