Calvary Episcopal Church
123 South Ninth Street, Columbia, MO 573.449.3194
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All are truly welcome here!
Calvary Episcopal Church in Columbia, Missouri is a witness to the grace of God.
We exist to serve our community with gratitude and generosity as we continue to grow
in our faith and service to Jesus, the Christ.
We exist to serve our community with gratitude and generosity as we continue to grow
in our faith and service to Jesus, the Christ.
WE BELIEVE a personal relationship with God allows all people to realize and celebrate life to the fullest. Through Scripture, tradition, and reason Calvary Church seeks to be responsive to the challenges of social justice, diversity, and environmental issues facing the world.
WE WORSHIP in a safe and validating church home. Our services, in-person and online, provide depth and variety through ritual, Scripture, music, and conversation. Our congregation is committed to welcoming traditional and same-sex couples and families as well as people of many ages, ethnicities, and backgrounds. We are a thoughtful and dedicated parish with strong support from the Diocese of Missouri.
WE SERVE a broad community from our downtown Columbia location. This enables us to engage with the local college and university students, the unhoused, and to provide a meeting place for many community cultural, and support groups that benefit society. We work with other churches on ecumenical efforts and believe in continuing to work toward creating a congregation that represents all of our community.
WE WORSHIP in a safe and validating church home. Our services, in-person and online, provide depth and variety through ritual, Scripture, music, and conversation. Our congregation is committed to welcoming traditional and same-sex couples and families as well as people of many ages, ethnicities, and backgrounds. We are a thoughtful and dedicated parish with strong support from the Diocese of Missouri.
WE SERVE a broad community from our downtown Columbia location. This enables us to engage with the local college and university students, the unhoused, and to provide a meeting place for many community cultural, and support groups that benefit society. We work with other churches on ecumenical efforts and believe in continuing to work toward creating a congregation that represents all of our community.
