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Missions
Calvary supports efforts throughout the world to win the lost to Christ.
David and Peggy Pardini are serving the Lord in Hong Kong. Their responsibilities include church planting, teaching and administration at China Baptist Theological College and giving seminars to train pastors in other Asian countries. They are also serving with the Association of Baptists for World Evangelism.
Dorretta Brown serves the Dominican Republic.
Gary and Marianne Barker serve in Zambia.
Calvary also contributes to several missionaries through Independent Gospel Missions:
Wilson Maungo works in Kenya, as do the Orinda brothers and Paul Obangi. Nilo Timkang serves in the Philippines. Eral Lewis serves in Jamaica. Rex Furman in the International Director of Coordinators for the mission. Rafael Lubaton is the coordinator for the Philippines. Jim Arnold is the coordinator for East Africa. Calvary has a prayer and financial interest in all of these ministries.
After the 2010 earthquake in Haiti, Calvary sent $10,000 to help several churches recover and rebuild.This is the most recent among several special offerings the Lord has enabled in response to emergencies around the world.
In addition, Calvary has a prayer interest in the ministries of several other missionaries.
Television
God has blessed in opening a door for us to broadcast the sermon each Sunday morning over the local, public access TV station, MCTV, channel 3. The time is 10:00 A.M. on Sunday morning and twice more during the week. The exact times of these other broadcasts can be found by accessing http://www.mendocoasttv.org/schedule3.php.
Sermons
on the web
Some of the messages from Calvary are available in video at truthcasting.com. Select "C" and then Calvary Baptist, Fort Bragg, CA
GARBC Calvary fellowships with other churches across America in the General Association of Regular Baptist Churches. For more information about this conservative, Bible-believing association, check out their web site http://www.garbc.org
Unity
Calvary, along with Bethel and First Baptist Churches, is responding to the Scriptural command for Christ's disciples to be unified. Unlike past efforts at unity, we are maintaining a commitment to the whole faith (doctrinal purity) at the same time. So far, these three churches, along with members of another in Mendocino, have been meeting for a united evening service every Sunday for a few years.
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