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It is a wonderful privilege to have you visit our home on the World Wide Web. We trust you’ll be able to catch a glimpse of who we are, what we believe, what we desire to accomplish, and Who we seek to honor. We understand that families need to be fortified, faith needs to be fed, and friendships need to be formed, so we are a KJV Bible-believing, Bible-teaching church that communicates faithfully the wonderful truths of God's Word each and every week. Our families are fortified by learning the fundamentals of Scripture, our faith is fed with the preaching of God's Word, and friendships are formed as Christians fellowship together serving Christ. This is why Calvary Free Will Baptist Church puts so much emphasis on these three F's - they are the things that really matter. You are invited to practice the three F's each week with us. If you're searching for a church home, we'd like you to know that there's a special place for you here. Please take a few moments and explore our site and if you have any further questions, feel free to contact us personally. |
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The logo of the Free Will Baptists incorporates four symbols used by the earliest communities in Christendom: the ship, the fish, the anchor, and the cross.
In the four corners of the ship's sail, the symbols of earliest Christianity are enhanced by modern emblems of a vital, living faith - the Holy Bible, the Loaf & Cup, the Basin & Towel and Clasped Hands - the symbols of Free Will Baptists.
The Ship symbolizes the Church and represents all the members pulling in one direction, guided and empowered by the Holy Spirit. |
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Having given ourselves to God, by faith in Christ, and adopted the Word of God as our rule of faith and practice, we now give ourselves to one another by the will of God in this solemn covenant.
We promise, by His grace, to love and obey Him in all things, to avoid all appearance of evil, to abstain from all sinful amusements and unholy conformity to the world, from all sanction of the use and sale of intoxicating beverages, and to "provide things honest in the sight of all men."
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