Calvary is a bridge connecting people to Jesus, his family and his ministry.

Children’s Sunday School classes begin at 8:45 a.m. with one class for elementary age children and one for middle school and high school age children.
Pastor Cerchez with his wife, Tatiana, daughter, Anna, and son, Daniel.
God has led Reverend Dr. Marin Cerchez (pronounced muh-REEN ser-CHEZ, like “Marine searches”) on a fascinating journey through life so far. During his passage from former atheist to Christian pastor, Pastor Marin learned 10 languages, earned five advanced degrees, and has lived in four countries and four U.S. states.
Pastor Marin was born in 1977 in Soviet Communist-controlled Chișinău, the capital of the Republic of Moldova, which is bordered by Romania on the west side and Ukraine on the other three sides. At that time in Moldova, owning a Bible or worshipping God was forbidden. The Soviet government suppressed religious beliefs by confiscating church property, ridiculing religion, and harassing believers. Anyone caught preaching the Gospel or teaching about the Bible, could be sentenced to at least three years in prison. However, Pastor Marin’s grandparents would tell him about Jesus secretly.
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Typically meets monthly.
Volunteers perform home repairs for those in need in the local community as well as occasional week-long mission trips to help those suffering from natural disasters. See the Ministries page to learn more.
Typically, the fourth Sunday of the month at 5 p.m.
JOY Fellowship, Calvary’s women’s ministry, encourages women to grow in their love for Jesus and each other.