​Calvary's Blessing Box
​"Take what you need, leave what you can"
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Calvary is committed to serving our downtown neighbors in need – even during quarantine. Anyone is welcome to take items from the box or put items in the box. We welcome your donations of non-perishable food items and personal hygiene items. New socks are vital as the weather turns cooler.

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The Annual St. Nicholas Bazaar
Saturday, December 5 at 8:00 a.m.
The annual St. Nicholas Bazaar will go online for 2020 as a virtual "store"
on our website (in development) due to the pandemic.  
All proceeds from this event go to outreach in the community. 
​Thanks for your continued support!

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Loaves & Fishes - 1st Sunday of the Month
This important Calvary Outreach commitment -  to ensure that any night of the month, members of the homeless community can receive a meal involves preparing 100 meals for the hungry or homeless. Because of Covid 19 our meals are now bagged and include: sandwich, fresh fruit, chips, fresh veggie assortment, ranch dressing, hard-boiled egg, fruit juice, homemade dessert and bottled water.

Calvary members sign up to prepare components of the meal and then deliver it to Mike & Teresa Reeves home for meal assembly and delivery to Wilkes Methodist Church on Wilkes Blvd. The L&F organization has volunteers to pass out the nightly meals to our guests. 

Please click on the link to sign-up for October’s meal, or contact the church.

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Dismantling Racism
Dismantling Racism: "Building the Beloved Community through Christian education and action against racism." Established at
Calvary in 2015, our group works with the Dismantling Commission
of the Missouri Diocese.  We educate ourselves and offer the
church and larger community opportunities for education about
​race, racism and privilege. We facilitate conversation and dialogue within and beyond the church walls. And we explore ways we can build bridges with other individuals and groups in our community working to counter racism and its effects.

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​Saturday Café To Go!
July - September

​Serving our neighbors who are hungry, Calvary members make to-go breakfasts every Saturday from July through September. See more HERE.

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#BLM March for Justice for George Floyd

​Organized by the local chapter of the NAACP, held at the Boone County Courthouse was Saturday, June 6, 2020. Calvary represented!  

Our work continues... See more  information about our Dismantling Racism ministry and our book studies on this topic on our ​Ministries In the Church page.