At Calvary316 we place a high emphasis on our Sunday service as it provides the optimal time for the church to gather to worship, partake of communion, and spend time in God’s Word. While we believe consistent attendance on Sunday will afford the most ample opportunity to foster genuine community with other believers, we also recognize the reality that many need another outlet for the development of these important relational connections. This is why we encourage those who attend Calvary316 to “Move Beyond the Sunday Service.” Every other initiative we place our energies and resources into (whether it be our monthly Church Fellowship – Ladies, Men’s, Community, or Youth Events, the Free Cereal Bar, or Home Groups) has been created with the specific desire to help our members create community with one another.


On April 13th, directly following the Sunday service, we’ll be having our monthly Church Potluck. The theme for this get-together is “Master’s Sunday.” Menu suggestions would be Pimento or BBQ sandwiches, but anything “southern” would be great to share. If you have any questions or would like to volunteer to bring additional items such as plates, drinks, ice, or utensils, simply email Pastor Zach at [email protected]. Upcoming 2025: May TBD (Mexican), August TBD (BBQ), September TBD (Tailgate), October TBD (Chili Cook-off), November TBD (JB’s Famous Gumbo).


On Sunday, May 4th, we’re going to be having our next Connecting Point. Once a month before the church service (9:15-10:00 AM) Mike Bower leads a small group back in the Blue Room. Open to all, in addition to refreshments, this time is dedicated to building community as well as spending time in prayer. For more information, you can email Pastor Zach at [email protected].


Every Sunday morning following the worship portion of our service all of the 6-10th graders are dismissed for a special youth group hosted by Pastor Derek & and his wife Kellie. In addition to a fun time and relevant Bible study, Sunday provides an awesome opportunity for weekly discipleship and relationship building. Beyond the Sunday experience, Derek and Kellie also organize monthly get-togethers for the kids. For more information about our youth group or details on any of the upcoming events, you can email Pastor Derek at [email protected].

Upcoming Events: Fridays from 5-9 PM.

  • May 2 — Kicking It With The Kennedy’s
  • June 14-15 — Lockin Super Swag Bash Night
  • July 10-12, 2025 — Deep South Youth Conference | More information coming this Spring.

Linguistically, the word “Sabbatical” finds its root in the Biblical term “Sabbath.” While it has a more broad application than our understanding of a weekly Sabbath, a Sabbatical is a period of time set aside for intentional rest and relaxation. More than simply being a vacation, you might think of a Sabbatical as a break from the normal grind for the specific purposes of refreshment and renewal.

At Calvary316 there is no doubt our Sunday morning service is 100% dependent on our faithful volunteers. Every aspect to making Sunday morning a unique and special experience requires the sacrifice of both time and energy from our members. Knowing that over the course of a 52-week year this can become a grind, we have decided to set aside Sunday, July 6th as a church-wide Sabbatical. Whether you utilize this weekend as an opportunity to schedule a family vacation or simply choose to relax at home, we hope you enjoy the break and come back the following Sunday renewed and refreshed.


Join Pastor Zach, Creighton Vaughn, Justin (AKA Spice Daddy), and a rotation of different guys from the church for a conversational Bible study every Wednesday at 8 PM. The show streams on our YouTube channel as well as our Facebook page making it easy to interact in real time. On Thursday the audio is released on our podcast. You can learn more about the ministry of Outlaw Radio by visiting OutlawRadio.org.


Free Coffee & Cereal Every Sunday:

Every Sunday morning before the service we run a full-service cereal and coffee bar free for the whole family! In addition to the fact you can’t get cereal for breakfast at McDonalds, Starbucks, or even Dunkin, we offer cereal because this breakfast luxury is one of the few things our culture has still reserved for the home. While the coffee is available throughout the morning, we reserve the cereal before the service. Come out early, grab a bowl of cereal, and fellowship with your brothers and sisters in Christ.