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Join us for the 2024 CGN International Conference from June 23-26, 2024, at Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa . This year’s theme, “Hope, Suffering, and Glory: Studies in 1 Peter,” promises to deepen your faith and strengthen your connections…
Read article →The phone rang at 2am again. I knew who it was before answering. In recent weeks, Anita (not her real name) often called in the…
Read article →Just when people started coming back to church… Omicron. How many more Greek letters will we go through? As a pastor of a local Church,…
Read article →Disaster Relief Update In the last two days, Mercy Chefs has served 9,999 hot meals to the people of Pensacola and neighboring Foley Alabama. At…
Read article →In this video, Jimmy Schauerte of Roots NYC shares a praise report of the Calvary Global Network churches who came together and sent funds to…
Read article →If anything is certain over the last few months, it is that the predictability of ministry has been anything but certain! Because of the COVID-19/Coronavirus…
Read article →An update to all of our CGN church friends from Pastor Brian Brodersen about the coronavirus pandemic.
Read article →Having pastored a church without small groups, and now having pastored a church where always at least half of the congregation is in a small…
Read article →In our last installment of Ecclesiology 101, we began to look at how the local church lives and breathes in relationship to prayer. We laid…
Read article →In 2010, a horrific incident happened in New York City. A woman was accosted by a man on the street. Another man named Hugo Tax-Yale…
Read article →It is an interesting time that we live in. People are more connected than they have ever been yet more isolated than ever as well….
Read article →Esther needed a Mordecai moment and message–and so do many local churches today. “For if you remain completely silent at this time, relief and deliverance…
Read article →A number of years ago, an anthropologist from Poland, Alicja Iwanska, conducted a study among farmers in the Northwest section of the United States. One…
Read article →Sometimes it seems like Christians have a particular knack for looking down on and judging one another. Often this has to do with differences in…
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