The role of the President of the Church Council is to manage the church business functions, such as managing renovations and repairs, hiring help, and overseeing completion of contractual work. Dave has served in many roles over his decades of membership at Calvary, all of which have added knowledge which allows him to better serve the congregation as President. He welcomes the Sunday activities including Bible Study, worship, coffee hour, and time to visit with others. Such interactions allow him to hear from other members about ongoing or needed programs and initiate action to resolve them. He is committed to his faith and to his duties at Calvary and to managing the business to permit Pastor to focus on leading members on their spiritual journey.

Altar Guild members provide a spiritual commitment to Calvary’s place of worship, serving fellow members by making sure it is maintained and set up for the times and seasons of the Church Year. As a long-time member of Calvary, Carol values the welcoming community of Calvary’s members and growing new members and families. She is a skilled leader, whose leadership style garners the respect and commitment of fellow Guild members to serve with excellence.

The role of an Elder is to assist Pastor with the Lord's Supper and baptisms, to set an example in the congregation, and to aid in the spiritual life of the congregation. This can include keeping the pulse of the congregation and giving feedback to Pastor- both positive and negative. An Elder helps hold the Pastor accountable and meets him to discuss spiritual needs of the congregation, such as a change in liturgy or communion. Worship style and friendliness of the congregation were a major draw for me in joining this church. I also aligned with the church’s understanding of Biblical authority. The worship style at Calvary is very familiar and welcoming.

My role as Elder is to approach (i.e.: be sensitive to opportunities to help the church body) while being approachable (e.g.: being prepared to take in the thoughts, cares, and concerns of others). What I like about Calvary is its faithful clarity, wholesome doctrine and the Good News message of belief in the Pascal sacrifice and resurrection of Jesus, and the hope it affords contrite sinners- like me.

My role as Elder is to assist Pastor Small in whatever functions he thinks I can perform (communion, reading, baptism, etc.). I like all the people at Calvary and talk with everyone. Calvary is a great place to worship and I look forward to every Sunday being with friends.

My current role as an Elder is to help the Pastor and work as a go between the Pastor and the Congregation. What I like about this church is that it feels like an extended family.  Everyone is always so friendly and helpful.  We seem to rally around challenges and celebrate the wins that come after.

Calvary is a very friendly place, I enjoy worship and other activities, and the service is meaningful to me. It provided strength during tough times. I love our church family and appreciate the chance to serve here.

What I like about Calvary is that everyone here makes me feel like I’m part of a family. I’m happy to donate my time and talent providing musical accompaniment on the piano during the worship service.

My family and I attend Calvary because we like the message and its relevance to our lives. We enjoy the service and the friendly people. I provide secretarial support as a way to show thankfulness and give back.