The Calvary Chapel Movement: Shared heart, shared focus

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Two adults smiling at each other while the other gets baptized

Striving together for the faith of the gospel

RMCC is part of a non-denominational movement of affiliated churches who share a desire to keep things simple by focusing on the transformative power of God’s Word while being led by the power and person of the Holy Spirit. It began in southern California with the ‘Jesus People’ revolution in the 1960s and the revival among hippies and surfers. Today there are over 1,800 Calvary Chapel fellowships around the world led by pastors and elders who share a commitment to keeping the focus on Jesus through the expositional teaching of the Bible.

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Only let your conduct be worthy of the gospel of Christ, so that whether I come and see you or am absent, I may hear of your affairs, that you stand fast in one spirit, with one mind striving together for the faith of the gospel Philippians 1:27

Distinctives of Calvary Chapel churches

Autonomous, independent and local

Teaching the whole counsel of God’s Word

Relying on the Power of the Holy Spirit

Surrendered to Jesus as the Head of the Church

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Calvary Chapels in Canada

RMCC is one of many Calvary Chapels in Canada. We hold an annual conference to bring together pastors and ministry leaders from throughout our region. For more information about Calvary Chapels locally and around the world you can visit the Calvary Chapel Association website.

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