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Issue 9 | June 2012

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Plus: What Dad Really Taught Me

Servant’s Heart

Under Construction

Volunteers Keep Calvary’s Ministry Wheels Spinning

Registration $5

Pizza Lunch included (or Bring Your Own!)

Team LeaderDAVID COUREY, B.Sc., M.A., PhDExt. [email protected]

Fellowship/Outreach TIM HYJEK, B.R.E.Ext [email protected]

Children/Web Technologies PAUL WILLIAMS, B.A.Ext. [email protected]

Worship GRAHAM KIVELLExt. [email protected]

Student Ministries JAMIE NELSON, B.R.E.Ext. [email protected]

Hispanic Ministry HUGO & CELIA GOMEZExt. [email protected]

Seniors/Emmaus Counsellor DAVID AIDE, B.A., M.T.S.Ext. [email protected]

Emmaus Counsellor MAUREEN GRANT, B.A., M.S., PhDExt. [email protected]

Officer Manager VEDA NEWELLExt. [email protected]

Reception/Graphics LIZ VANNERExt. [email protected]

Facility ManagerCRAIG MACHER, B.R.S.Ext. [email protected]

Board Members

Gerry Buhr Arthur Matos David Schuetzkowski

Phil Calberry Max Purkiss

David Hatt Eyon Richards

NETWORK

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Table of ContentsTHE GREATEST OF THESE 4

READERSHIP SURVEY RESULTS 5

SERVANT’S HEART 6

UNDER CONSTRUCTION 8

VOLUNTEERS KEEP CALVARY’S MINISTRY WHEELS SPINNING 9

WHAT DAD REALLY TAUGHT ME 10

SHE SAYS, HE SAYS 11

CALENDAR OF EVENTS 12

F.Y.I. 13

STAFF DIRECTORY 14

Welcome to CalvaryFIRST-TIMe GUeSTS Welcome first-time guests! We hope you enjoy your time with us today. Please stop by the Welcome Centre with your Welcome Card (found in the pew rack) to receive a small gift – a thank you from us to you.

DO YOU HaVe CHIlDRen? Promiseland – Kids’ Ministry: The best hour of your child’s week! Sunday mornings: 9:15 and 11 a.m.

We strive to create an environment where your child will want to come to church, and we can teach the Bible in a way that your child will understand and they can relate to.

If you are a first-time guest, please visit the Kids’ Ministry Welcome Desk to register your child(ren). You can also receive directions on where to bring your child(ren).

Please note: If your child must remain with you throughout our adult service, we kindly ask that you would consider others in the auditorium by sitting near the back, or stepping out into the lobby if your child becomes loud and/or unsettled.

Nursery (children aged 0-12 months) Level One (Underwater Quest) Toddlers (children aged 12-23 months) Level One (Underwater Quest) Preschool Level One (Underwater Quest) JK & SK Level Two (Toon Town) Grades 1 & 2 Level Two (Toon Town) Grades 3 to 5 Level Three (Slime Factory)

STUDenT MInISTRIeS AXIS – Axis is great place for your junior highs, grades 6 to 8 to connect and grow together. We meet Sunday mornings at 9:15 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. for an event filled with wild games, live music and engaging talks and discussions. You won’t want to miss it…

FUEL – Sunday nights at 6:30 p.m. is the time where high school students gather to grow! We hold nothing back in giving students an opportunity to experience God through games, teachings, music and hanging out together.

MISSeD a SUnDaY? Watch our Sunday morning sermons online at www.calvarycambridge.com. Sermons are also available on CD. Order at the Welcome Centre.

real people . real life . real God

“How do you know you’re a servant?” Maureen Grant offered this riddle long ago when I was feeling overwhelmed by parenting and pastoring and, in a few situations I was facing, being taken advantage of.

I suppose the better question to ask is, “Who the heck wants to be a servant in the first place?” Did you know that often in the Bible the words ‘servant’ and ‘slave’ are interchangeable? Not for me this servant business... Neither paid, like a butler or parlor maid, nor unpaid, as in bound servitude!

But then you hear the words of Jesus, “The greatest among you will be your servant. (Matthew 23:11)” And “Anyone who wants to be first must be the very last, and the servant of all. (Mark 9:35)”

This month’s issue of Network is a celebration of servants. Calvary simply would not, indeed could not, function without servant-hearted people! Hundreds of you make this church the great place it is! We want to celebrate you at our Fiesta Appreciacion on Friday, June 8.

You can learn about true Servanthood in this issue in Paul Williams’ “Servant’s Heart.” We take a quick look at the state of servant hood at Calvary in “Volunteers keep Calvary’s ministry wheels spinning.” And we explore our role in serving the community and the world in “Under Construction” about the Justice League of Calvary.

Oh, and how do know you’re a servant? You won’t like the answer, I’m sure. But then, remember Jesus. You really know you’re a servant when people treat you like one.

DAVID COUREY Lead Pastor

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The Greatest of These

Pastor’s Column

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Disciplines

June Bible Reading

1 Gen 1:28, Jn 1, Isa 45 2 Mt 20:20-28, Ps 110, Jn 15 3 Mic 6:8, Jer 22, 2 Pet 1 4 Ps 34:6-10, 2 Sam 22, Mt18 5 2 Pet 1:5-7, Prov 4, Heb 11 6 Psalm 68:3-6, Hos 14, Eph 4 7 Lev 6:1-7, Prov 24, Col 3 8 Heb 6:9-12, Jas 2, Titus 2 9 Dan 4:34, 35, Ps 145, 1 Tim 6 10 Jas 1:27, Isa 58, Gal1 11 Mk 9:33-37,Ps 139, Heb 4 12 Zech 7:4-10, Isa 10, Mt 6 13 1 Kings 17:4-6, Ps 147, Heb 6 14 Lk 12:35-47,Phi 1, 1 Pet 1 15 Rom 8:26-28a, Zech 12, Jude 1 16 Sam2:5-8, Ps 34, Gal 4 17 Rom 13:9, 10, Eccl19, 1 Cor 13 18 Jn 13:34, Eph 5, 2 Jn 1 19 Prov 23:6-8, Ps 141, Mk 7 20 2 Cor 4:17-18, Ps 30, Rom 8 21 Deut 7:7-12,Isa 51, 1 Jn 3 22 1 Cor 3:1-9, Gal 6, 1 Jn 4 23 Isa 61:1-3, Ps 45, Mt 11 24 Gal 2:6-10, Job 32, 2 Cor 5 25 Lk 16:10, Jn 13, Eph 3 26 Song 2:10-13, Jer 31, 2 Cor 11 27 Prov 29:2-12, Ps 89, Lk 15 28 2 Chr 7:1-10, Mal 3, Heb 7 29 2 Tim 2:20-21, Lam 4, Rom 9 30 Ex 20:15, 16, Ps 15, 1 Thess 4

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Readership Survey Results

Michelle Rickard, Network editor, presents Sonya Sykes with a Tim Hortons gift card. Sykes’ name was drawn at random from a list of people who completed the readership survey in April. Congratulations!

In April, we asked Network readers to fill out a short survey to provide us with some feedback. Here’s what you told us.

How often do you typically read Network?• Every issue 75%• Most issues 14%• Occasional issues 11%• Never read an issue 0%• Other

How much of each magazine do you read?• All of it 25%• Most of it 61%• Some of it 14%• None of it 0%

Why do you choose to read Network? People may select more than one checkbox, so percentages may add up to more than 100%• Advertisements 14%• Pastor’s Column 29%• Feature Articles 32%• Entertainment 14%• To find out what is happening at the church 93%• Other 4%

Do you usually take Network home?• Yes 89%• No 11%

Does your spouse read Network?• Yes 43%• No 25%• N/A 32%

Do you refer to the FYI Announcements section throughout the month?• Yes 71%• No 25%

• Other 4%

Do you refer to the Calendar throughout the month?• Yes 68%• No 18%• Other 14%

Do you complete the crosswords or word searches?• Yes 36%• No 64%

Do you read the He Says, She Says feature?• Yes 93%• No 7%

Do you read the Pastor’s column?• Yes 82%• No 18%

Would you like to see more colour pages in Network?• Yes 29%• No 71%

Have you ever read an issue of Network online at calvarycambridge.com?• Yes 7%• No 93%

How old are you?• Under 18 4%• 19-29 11%• 30-39 14%• 40-59 57%• 60 plus 14%

Gender• Male 29%• Female 71%

Connect


Disciplines


Recently, I had the privilege of going to a conference in Altanta and while there experienced some famous southern hospitality.

The first stop was an IHOP to get some breakfast. Our waitress was warm, welcoming and it was all “How can I help,” “What can I do for you?” and “Is there anything else?” After we ordered our food, three servers came with our food all at once. It was an amazing experience to be waited on that much. Then to top it off, as we left there was a big “God bless you.” I’m now an IHOP fan. Such service.

There’s a story in Mark (10:35) that talks about this idea of serving. John and James have just taken Jesus aside after a couple of years of miracles and wonders and had one request. First, whom did they think they were to make requests of Jesus? But this is because Jesus has lived a life of serving them and John and James had confidence to approach Jesus with a request.

Back to the story. Jesus replied, “Okay... what can I do for you?” “World Peace?” “Heal a broken relative?”

“Provisions for a suffering family?” Nope. Slightly more fleshy.

“Well, we’ve heard you talk about your kingdom and that’s awesome... what we are thinking is that we would sit beside you... one on your right and one on your left.”

Jesus replied, “You don’t know what you are asking. These are places are for those who they are prepared for.”

Well, when the other disciples heard this they were

ticked. Probably ticked not because James and John had done something wrong but because they didn’t think of it first!

Teachable moment. Are you ready? Here it comes.

Jesus sat his disciples down. You know how this government structure works. You are told what to do. Respect is demanded. You are afraid to make mistakes. You have to suck up to those in authority to get favour. You act out of obligation and anxiety to please those above you. Ordering people around. Not so with you.

Instead, whoever wants to be great among you must be servant to all. The son of man didn’t come to be served, but to serve. Revolutionary!

No more striving to be better than the next one. God’s kingdom is built on people serving others. In fact, if you really want to be great in God’s kingdom you need to serve the most! (Phil 2)

Let that settle in for a moment. Growth as a follower of Christ will be seen in how we serve others. This doesn’t mean that you need to be always busy doing all kinds

of things but it does mean that you are making use of what God has given you.

A simple guide is to ask each other, “How can I help you?”

I can cook. I can sing. I love to teach. I can build. I am mechanical. I have spare time. I have experience. I care about you. I love Jesus. How can I help?

Servant’s Heart… become a Jesus fan.

Jesus and IHOPBy Paul Williams

The son of man didn’t come to be served, but to serve.

Serve


By Anita Cooledge

Some days, don’t we all feel like we are under construction?!

Too big. Too small. Too emotional. Too dumb. Too useless. But that’s not the picture God sees! Righteous, persistent, trying against all odds, made a breakthrough today, job-like, remembered me and warmed my heart, spent time reading my words, did for others whom I love… these are the thoughts that God is thinking about you today.

Whether in a privileged or a developing country – every nation and person is under construction until Jesus comes. And because we’re intimately responsible for the constructing of peace and justice in our world, take a moment and reflect on these international dates:

• June 5 – World environment Day Are you green? How are we treating the planet God put us on?

• June 20 – World Refuge Day Where are the refuges of war, politics and slavery in Cambridge and how can we help?

• June 26 – International Day in Support of Victims of Torture Isn’t supporting these victims, indeed ‘doing justice’?

Last month, we celebrated with Mike and Cathy Martin – our missionaries in Turkey – as they baptized several new believers in Jesus. We are also watching awesome growth in their church plant in a restricted access nation! The Martins are doing justice and bringing people to Christ! To learn more about the church in Turkey, visit calvarycambridge.com/justice or worshipinephesus.com for church news from Mike and Cathy.

This month, we celebrate the many volunteers who attend Calvary Assembly and do justice in our community. If you haven’t had a chance to let us celebrate you – please drop by the Atrium kiosk to fill out our green survey form! As of mid-May, more than 100 people responded and are serving at over 50 different organizations in our community! Wow! More details to follow – watch this space!

As part of doing justice in the community, this summer we’ll be participating in a Cambridge-wide event called Backpacks for Bookworms. Our church will be partnering with the Cambridge Food Bank to give away nearly 1,000 backpacks to underprivileged children for school in September. Watch this space and listen for adverts during church services for more news on what is needed. The big kick-off event happens here on June 26 with the media, Cambridge Mayor Doug Craig and you. Plan

ahead to help, attend, and make a child smile! Speak to one of the Justice League of Calvary members, or Pastor Tim to get connected.

And though still under construction, check out the launch of our Justice League webpage at calvarycambridge.com/justice. As we develop this site, it will become your place to go for international and local missions’ news where Calvary is focused and involved, upcoming events, missions’ trips, and ways to celebrate and reflect.

Micah 6:8 “He has shown you O man what is good. And what does the Lord require of you? To do justice, love mercy and walk humbly with your God.”

Justice league news


Serve

By Tim Hyjek

I grew up in a family of eight – two parents, two broth-ers, and three sisters. In order to keep things running smoothly throughout the house, everyone had to pitch in and do something. This is what kept our home func-tioning, well, that and my mom!

Church is sort of like that. In order to make things hap-pen and keep the wheels of ministry spinning, each member of the church family has a part to play. Here’s the only difference: at home the things we had to do were considered chores. At Calvary, we don’t see serving as a chore, but rather a great opportunity to express your God-given talents and gifts to help the church cre-ate and execute its ministries with excellence.

In fact, Ephesians 2:10 declares “we are God’s handi-work, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do.” My parents told me “never let something good go to waste.”

We are good…God’s handiwork in fact! God did not have in mind to waste that “good” but to use His handi-work to advance His purposes on earth. Let me rephrase that – God desires to use you to make a difference through His local church. And there are many opportu-nities for you to choose from. To give you some perspec-tive it takes hundreds of volunteers to make all that we do at Calvary happen and more than 200 volunteers just to have an effective Sunday morning experience!

So, only two questions remain: As God’s handiwork, where will you commit to serving at Calvary?

And finally, what are you waiting for?

Volunteer opportunities

Hospitality (Pastor Tim)

• Sunday hosts

• Café hosts

• Ushers

• Medical assistance

• CAT facility security

Outreach (Pastor Tim)

• The Bridges

• Trinity Community Table

• Hilltop Manor

• Argus Residence

• Christian Gleaners

• Friendly Visiting Program

By Bethany Partridge

All year our children’s ministry volunteers have worked hard to make learning fun. So now it’s time to let them relax with some fun in the sun! Promiseland is in need of volunteers for our Summer Program. We are looking for interested individuals to commit to two to three Sundays between the months of July and August. Anyone between the ages of 14 and 114 are encouraged to help out! Whether you are a retired construction worker, a housewife, a middle-aged single adult with little contact with children, a father of five, a janitor, or the CEO of a large company, children’s ministry wants you! There are many jobs to choose from and can be tailored to your personal interests and strengths. A sample of jobs include organizing material, room support, large group teaching, or small group help. Please talk to Pastor Paul or Bethany Partridge for more information

library (Michelle or Kevin Rickard)

• Library helpers (welcome and assist patrons, sign out material and restock shelves). Available opportunities are between 8:45 to 9:15 a.m. and 10:30 to 11 a.m. on Sunday mornings.

• High school student. Are you looking for an opportunity to complete your 40 hours of volun-teer service? The library has one spot available for a high school student to join our team.

Children: Promiseland (Pastor Paul) *Programs run September to June

• Large Group teachers (preschool, grades 1 and 2, grades 3 to 5)

• Small Group leaders (JK/SK, grades 1 and 2, grades 3 to 5)

• Welcome Desk (Preschool, grades 1 and 2, grades 3 to 5)

• Tech (grades 1 and 2, grades 3 to 5)

• Nursery care

Tech (Pastor Paul)

• Camera operator

• Lighting operator

• Lighting coordinator

• Graphic designer

• Video editor

Campus Care (Craig Macher)

• Facility Activity Set-up Team (set-up and tidy rooms before major events)

• Grounds Care (pick-up garbage, tidy parking lot, tend landscaping beds)

• Green Team (collect recyclable items, promote energy, conservation and green practices in the church)

• Patch n’ Paint Crew (work alone or as a team to keep Calvary looking great)

• Sanctuary Support (help keep this important area tidy and looking its best

Worship (Pastor Graham)

• Music room coordinator

• Stage and set designers/builders

• Acoustic guitarist

Student Ministries (Pastor Jamie) axis (Sunday mornings)

• Life Group leader (prep and lead discussions to help Jr. Highs grow in faith)

• Life Group helper (assist leader during life groups)

• Administrator (help organize the fine details of events/trips/retreats, distributing life group materials and help track attendance, input new students into database)

• Game guru (willing to create and lead crazy games during each service)

Fuel (Sunday evenings)

• Administrator (help organize the fine details of events/trips/retreats, distributing life group materials and help track attendance and input new students into database)

• Mentors (willing to spend time with students to help them with life questions and grow in their relationship with God)

• Tech (help make the tech elements run)

• Cafe coordinator (run and operate the cafe during youth nights)

Volunteers keep Calvary’s ministry wheels spinning

Answers to May’s challenge

EtceteraAcross 1. Another word for “work” or “labor” 5. What will a man give in exchange for his ____ 6. One of the disciples said to Jesus, “Lord, teach us to ____” 7. Opening Revelation’s fourth seal revealed a horse of this color 9. Two well-known cities: _____ and Sidon 10. In this book, people did what was right in their own eyes 12. Let God be found ___, and every man a liar 13. In Acts 28:3, one of these came out of a fire and fastened itself

to Paul’s arm 16. Children are commanded to obey them 18. Doubting 19. Isaiah prophesied that this king would release Israel from cap-

tivity 20. Exodus 28:30 speaks of the Urim and this 21. One who sows 24. Saul also was called ____ 25. Took forbidden booty from an Israelite war campaign, hid it

under his tent, and died as a result 26. When Elisha brought him back to life, the child did this 7 times

before opening his eyes 27. The name of two books of the Old Testament

Down

1. Can refer either to a piece of money or an ability to do something

2. Christians are to add to this to their faith 3. Sennacherib was king of this country 4. An epistle containing only 25 verses 7. He offered the sacrifices under the Law of Moses 8. It follows Exodus 10. Sold Jesus for the price of a slave 11. In Matthew 17, Jesus went to the top of a mountain and

was ___ 14. A paralytic’s friends made a hole in this to get him to

Jesus 15. Solomon did not ask for this, but received it from God

anyway 16. Blueprint

17. James 2:19 says that devils believe and do this 19. An order from God that must not be broken 22. John’s second name; he abandoned Paul 23. “Awake, awake, Deborah! Sing a ____”

2011 Number 17

Across

1. Another word for “work” or “labor” 5. What will a man give in exchange for his ____ 6. One of the disciples said to Jesus, “Lord, teach us to ____” 7. Opening Revelation’s fourth seal revealed a horse of this color 9. Two well-known cities: _____ and Sidon 10. In this book, people did what was right in their own eyes 12. Let God be found ___, and every man a liar 13. In Acts 28:3, one of these came out of a fire and fastened itself to Paul’s arm 16. Children are commanded to obey them 18. Doubting 19. Isaiah prophesied that this king would release Israel from captivity 20. Exodus 28:30 speaks of the Urim and this 21. One who sows 24. Saul also was called ____ 25. Took forbidden booty from an Israelite war campaign, hid it under his tent, and died as a result 26. When Elisha brought him back to life, the child did this 7 times before opening his eyes 27. The name of two books of the Old Testament

Down

1. Can refer either to a piece of money or an ability to do something 2. Christians are to add to this to their faith

3. Sennacherib was king of this country 4. An epistle containing only 25 verses 7. He offered the sacrifices under the Law of Moses 8. It follows Exodus 10. Sold Jesus for the price of a slave 11. In Matthew 17, Jesus went to the top of a mountain and was ___ 14. A paralytic’s friends made a hole in this to get him to Jesus 15. Solomon did not ask for this, but received it from God anyway 16. Blueprint 17. James 2:19 says that devils believe and do this 19. An order from God that must not be broken 22. John’s second name; he abandoned Paul 23. “Awake, awake, Deborah! Sing a ____

What Dad Really Taught Me

Every Father’s Day you get your dad the same thing, a tie, a pair of socks or another tool. Have you ever taken the time to thank him for all his wisdom and life lessons he’s passed on to you over the years?

Take a moment and thank Dad for: •Thoseannoyingphrasesyou’vecaughtyourselfusingwithyour kids. •TeachingyoutheimportanceofquiettimeduringMondaynight football. •Uncoveringthelittleknownfactthatthereisnoneedfora laundry hamper, the floor will do just fine. •Provingthatgruntingandmumblingareacceptableformsof communication, no matter what your mother says. •Usingyourfirstcar(hepurchasedfor$350)toteachyouhumility •Encouragingyourowningenuitybythrowingawaythe instructions while saying, “we don’t need these.” •Illustratingthetruemeaningofpride,orlackof,byparading around in his boxers in front of your friends. •Offeringabrilliantrebuttaltothewholetoiletseatissue.“It’s easier to put the seat down than lift it up, you have gravity working with you.” •Explainingtheimportanceofplanningforthefutureby never throwing away anything that, “might come in handy one day.” •Teachingyoutheonlytoolsyoureallyneedareducttapeanda Swiss Army knife. •Explainingwhycampingandfishingtripsareconsidered“real vacations.” •Givingyoutheconfidencetoneverhavetoaskfordirections-you always know where you are going. •Showingyouhowtobeadventurousandtrytheshortcut. •Howtodoallthelaundryinoneloadandallowmoretimefor football.

www.just-mom.com/fathersday/thankyou.html

2011 #19


Connect

she says... he says...

1.When did YOu BecOme a fOLLOWeR Of chRist? V. May 23, 1982, 9 p.m., my life changed dramatically from that moment on. J. It was around the age of 13

2.WeRe YOu named afteR anYOne? V. Nope, my Dad named me Vicky (not Victoria) just because he liked the name. J. My dad, although I am not really a junior. He is John and I am Johnathon.

3.When Was the Last time YOu cRied? V. When I sewed through my index finger with my sewing machine. J. This morning. It happens often for me, especially in the way that I experience God.

4.dO YOu Like YOuR handWRiting? V. If I take my time and slow down I like my handwriting, if I don’t I write like a doctor. J. Yes and no. I like handwriting, but my handwriting is big and spacious and often times awkward.

5.What is YOuR favOuRite Lunch meat? V. I coined the phrase “I’m so hungry I could eat a sandwich” to illustrate how much I dislike lunch meat. J. Definitely ham!

6.dO YOu have kids? V. Two teenagers, Will 19 and Kate 17. And yes, it was funny last year around the time of the Royal wedding. J. Nope, no kids. Hopefully one day after I’m married.

7.if YOu WeRe anOtheR PeRsOn, WOuLd YOu Be fRiends With YOu? V. I think I would and I think I’d buy me lots of presents. J. I would definitely want to know me (laugh).

8.dO YOu use saRcasm a LOt? V. You think?!? (note: sarcastic tone…) J. I think I can. It’s all about context for me.

9.dO YOu stiLL have YOuR tOnsiLs? V. My tonsils and I parted somewhere around my sixth birthday, back in the day when everybody had their tonsils taken out when they were a kid. J. Yessiree!!

10.WOuLd YOu Bungee jumP? V. Not even if I was dreaming… or dreaming that I was dreaming. J. Absolutely! Positively! Everyone needs to have a new experience or an adventure every once in a while.

11.What is YOuR favOuRite ceReaL? V. Corn Flakes. The real Corn Flakes not the fake Corn Flakes that Robert bought me thinking I couldn’t tell the difference. Some things you just don’t cheap out on. J. Definitely Lucky Charms!

VICKY HUNTER JOHNNY DWYER

LIBRARY HELPER STUDENT MINISTRIES

FRESH START SMALL GROUP LEADER

12. dO YOu untie YOuR shOes When YOu take them Off? V. Never. J. By the time I get home I am usually too tired and apathetic so I usually throw them off in a frenzy and head for some sort of leisure activity.

13.dO YOu think YOu aRe stROng? V. I have my moments but usually if I try to take credit God is pretty quick to show me where my strength comes from. J. Physically, no! Strong willed maybe?

14.What is YOuR favOuRite ice cReam? V. PC Vanilla Chocolate Fudge Crackle Stick Nougat Something Or Other. J. I love chocolate ice cream.

15.What is the fiRst thing YOu nOtice aBOut PeOPLe? V If they seem real. I don’t mean ‘seem real’ like maybe they’re ‘imaginary’ like Pruney my imaginary friend when I was a kid but ‘seem real’ like not pretending that everything is always hunky dory and that sometimes life’s a struggle. J. Their eyes.

16.Red OR Pink? V. Green. J. Red. Red says boldness.

17.What is the Least favOuRite thing aBOut YOuRseLf? V.That I ‘should’ on myself too much, using a measuring stick for how I should be and should act and should react that is way beyond the expectations I have for anyone else. J. Well right now I am discovering that I can barely bike a kilometre.

18.WhO dO YOu miss the mOst? V. My friend, Deb, who passed away. J. Right now I am definitely missing my beautiful black lab. Her name was Sophie.

19.What cOLOuR shOes aRe YOu WeaRing? V. It is May. I avoid shoes as much as I can from now until October. J. Brown? (Laugh)

20.sOmething mOst PeOPLe dOn’t knOW aBOut YOu. V.I was the 1977 Winter Carnival Queen in my hometown of Redbridge. J. I have a difficult time sleeping. Some days I dread going to bed. I recently had a two-week period where I missed eight out of 14 nights of sleep.

21.Last WORds… V. “I told them I was sick…..” J. Be real with God, yourself, and the people around you. It makes all the difference in the world. I deal with real people, with real problems, in reality every day and I know that God wants us to choose love and compassion first when dealing with people.


Mon to thurs 9:30 -11:30am Indoor Playground FrEE! tuEs 7pm Celebrate recovery (childcare available)thurs 7pm Karate for Christ , the noizesat 11am Prayer, 7pm Ministerio hispano

junE 1-25:30pm Bounce Kids Camp @ Braeside

junE 17pm Epicentre-Event horizon(jr high & high school)

WEEK onE

sunDaY junE 3 9:15 & 11am txt: Where Did the Bible Come From?6:30pm Fuel Live the ugly truth7pm Divorce Connections

MonDaY junE 47:15pm Experience Young adults, Forgotten Virtues

FrIDaY junE 86pm Volunteer appreciation

WEEK tW0

sunDaY junE 10 9:15 & 11am txt: how Can I Make sense of the Bible6:30pm Fuel Live the ugly truth


WEEK thrEE

sunDaY junE 17 FathEr’s DaY9:15 & 11am Misunderstanding Father with special guests:toronto Mass Choir6:30pm Fuel Live the ugly truth


WEDnEsDaY junE 2012:15pm Merry Widows Picnic

WEEK Four

SUNDAY JUNE 24 9:15 & 11am Power of Love 6:30pm Fuel Live outdoor Worship


WEDnEsDaY junE 2712pm Primetimers strawberry social/BBQ

Calendar of Events

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network Online You can find it at www.calvarycambridge.com and available the first Sunday the printed version is available. Remember, one copy per household helps keep the costs down and helps the environment too. Next edition is available July 1.

Calvary library The library carries hundreds of books, DVDs and CDs for all ages. Please make sure you sign up for your library card. Due date for all borrowed material is three weeks from sign out date. An overdue list is available in the library. Open Sundays from 8:45 to 9:15 a.m. & 10:30 to 11 a.m. Please note: The library will be closed Sunday, July 1.

Prayer Works! R.O.S.E Prayer Connection is ready to pray for your requests. Call 519.621.6310 ext. 333 to leave a request or 519.653.0301 to have a person pray with you.

Corporate Prayer takes place on Saturday mornings at 11 a.m. in the Prayer Room.

Intercessory Prayer takes place on Sunday mornings from 8 to 9 a.m. & 10 to 11 a.m. in the Prayer Room.

ladies Prayer takes place on Wednesdays from 10 to 11:30 a.m. in the Prayer Room.

Celebrate Recovery God’s Word has a plan for freedom from whatever is keeping you down! Celebrate Recovery (CR) is a ministry of recovery from life’s hurts, habits and hang-ups. CR helps ordinary people who are suffering in silence to overcome and become healthy again. We offer women’s and men’s groups and meet Tuesdays at Calvary from 7 to 9 p.m. with social time to follow. Childcare available. Email [email protected] for more information.

Divorce Connections Sunday, June 3 Guest Speaker: Christine Burns, realtor and Debbie Kitchen, mortgage broker. Come out and learn about your house-related issues during separation/divorce including options, pitfalls to avoid, helpful tips, and mortgage information. There will be time for Q&As.

emmaus Counselling Individual, marriage and family counselling. Call 519.621.6310 ext. 127 or ext. 128 for more information.

Primetimers 50+ Annual BBQ and strawberry social on Wednesday, June 27,rainorshine,atFloydandBettyWarner’shouse,3735BeaverdaleRd.Cost$6.Bring a salad and your own lawn chairs. Sign up at the Welcome Centre.

The Merry Widows will wrap up this season with a picnic in the park. Meet at Calvary on Wednesday, June 20 at 12:15 p.m. to car pool to Churchill Park Please bring a lawn chair. Call Frances at 519.623.1042 for more information. All widows welcome to join us for. If raining, picnic will be held at the church.

Bounce Kids Retreat at Braeside Camp, June 1-2 for kids in grades 1 to 5. Meet at the church at 5:30 p.m. on Friday, pick up at 5 p.m. on Saturday.

The Spanish Ministry Saturday evenings at 7 p.m. Nuestra mision es conestar a la comunidad hispana con Dios en una forma RELEVANTE, CONTEMPORANEA Y AUTENTICA. Al mismo tiempo poder desarrollar el talento y proposito que Dios tiene para cada uno de nosotros. Si aun no has tenido la oportunidad de asistir a alguno de nuestros serviceios, te invitamos a conocer a DIOS DE UNA FORMA DIFERENTE.

Indoor Playground Parents and caregivers are invited to bring their children to explore our indoor playground Mondays through Thursdays from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Admission: Free! Last day of Playground is June 21. Closed for the summer.

epicentre - Event Horizon June 1 at 7p.m. (Jr Highs & High School) This is the concluding event to Epicentre. The event is at Calvary with special guests 905 and Matt Tapely. Free admission. Arrive at the church by 6:45 p.m.

experience Young Adults Monday nights at 7:15 p.m. in the Student Centre. Ages 18-25, post high school and pre-family. Join us for live music, free coffee, new friends and great discussions about life, church and God.

Save the Date! Saturday, June 9 from 9 a.m. - noon. Inside and outside projects. Lunch provided! Campus Care at Calvary -> no cost, many benefits. Connect with Craig: [email protected], 519-621-6310 x132

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Children/Web Technologies PAUL WILLIAMS, B.A.Ext. [email protected]

Worship GRAHAM KIVELLExt. [email protected]

Student Ministries JAMIE NELSON, B.R.E.Ext. [email protected]

Hispanic Ministry HUGO & CELIA GOMEZExt. [email protected]

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Phil Calberry Max Purkiss

David Hatt Eyon Richards

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Wednesday, june 27

Annual BBQ and Strawberry Socialfloyd & Betty Warner’s home 3735 Beaverdale Rd

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