In February 1998, the final payment was made on the 10 1/2 acre tract of land on Miller Road. This was just 13 months after the initial settlement on the land. This was truly a miracle! Funds are now coming in for the new Worship Center.  The top picture is the sign which sits on the edge of the corn field. 

The next two pictures are our new pavilion which gives us many opportunities to gather for worship and fellowship during the warm weather.  We praise God for the many blessings He has showered upon us and our community.

Bottom pictures is the Groundbreaking ceremony October 28, 2007.

The main goal of Calvary Wesleyan Church is to reach out and meet the spiritual, physical, and emotional needs of the members of our church, and those in our area who are still in need. We strive to follow the principles of the Bible in meeting those needs.

This goal will not be fulfilled until every man, woman, and child has come to a personal relationship with Jesus Christ as their Savior and Lord.

Looking forward to continued growth, the church took a step of faith in 1996 and decided to purchase a ten acre tract of land just outside of Millersburg, off Route 25 (The Berrysburg Road), on Miller Road. The settlement occurred in January 1997, a day after the 65th anniversary of the chartering of the church.

Now that the land is paid for, the church is now seriously looking at building a new facility. There will be a new sanctuary, education rooms, and fellowship hall. This will give the church room for adequate parking as the congregation continues to grow. Also, there is plenty of room for a picnic area to be used for church and individual functions.

The first official event on the new property was on Saturday, March 29. It was an Easter Egg hunt for the children. What better place to find eggs than in a field!

At the present, there is wheat growing on part of the land. What a great reminder of Jesus' words about the fields being white unto harvest. What a challenge for the church to meet their ultimate goal of ministering to the needs of others.

We have planted grass on one section of the land where we have occasional services and fellowship times. In 2000 we built a 60' x 40' pavilion on the sight and have had many wonderful summer evening fellowships and picnics. With the plans for a new sanctuary under consideration we look to God for His guidance as we step out in faith.

October 28, 2007, our 75th anniversary, was a great day of celebration.  We broke ground for our new facility!  (l-r) Dr. Harry Wood, D.S.,  Rev. Donald Geyer, Rev. Robert Simpkins, Jr., Rev. Shannon D'Agostino and Mrs. Miriam Harper (charter member) participated in the ground breaking ceremony.  We look forward in anticipation as we prepare our hearts and the land for worshipping our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

The new church on Miller Road, Millersburg, is completed.  We had our exit service at 294 Moore St., September 6 and had a caravan out to the new facility and ended the morning service with prayer and praise.  We are thanking God, for such a time as this, to have set a vision before us and enable us to begin this new work in our area.  Our hearts and our arms are open to the community to discover our Redeemer Jesus Christ and worship with us.