In 1951, a group of families were impressed of the Holy Spirit that there were too many lost people in the city of Toledo. Taking the Great Commission to heart (Matthew 28:19-20), these families came together to form Calvary Church. Today, Calvary’s vision remains the same: to reach those who do not know Jesus and share the amazing life change that comes from having a personal relationship with Him. On Sunday, February 16, 2020, Calvary Church celebrated nearly 70 years of God’s faithfulness as well as looked forward to the future with vision, excited to see what God will do in and through His church.
Vision Sunday (2/16/20)
How does vision become a reality?
February 16, 2020 • Pastor Chad Gilligan • 1 Chronicles 29:10–16
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