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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

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Hespeler Campus

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Service TimesHespeler Campus: Sundays 9:15 a.m. & 11 a.m. Espanol: Saturdays/Sabados 7 p.m.

Table of ContentsSUMMER BREEZE 4

MEALS IN MOTION 5

SONGS IN THE KEY OF LIFE 6

A SEASON OF JUSTICE 8

MAKE IT MEANINGFUL - NEW SONG 9

ANNUAL SOAP BOX DERBY 10

KIDS CORNER 11

SPIRITUAL SURVIVAL KIT 12

SHE SAYS, HE SAYS 14

CALENDAR OF EVENTS 15, 16

F.Y.I. 17

STAFF DIRECTORY 18

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 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…Axis will not meet Sunday July 1, August 5 or September 2.

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.

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.

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

Summer! Just the sound of the word is refreshing. Beaches and suntan lotion… Good times, good tunes… And great memories. Hey, let’s face it, “School’s out for summer!” Does it get any better than this?

Truth is… July, August, September and February have this in common: Life! While you’re on vacation, life keeps happening. While you wash your car or tend to your tomatoes, life goes on. Whether you’re putting aloe on your sunburn, or calamine on your bug bites, life just keeps rolling along.

And whatever life dishes out, good times, bad times or just plain in-between times, Jesus is still on the throne. He remains the constant that gives life its greatest zest!

So, wherever your summer takes you, to the cottage, to the city; to your family reunion or to that long awaited break from _________ (fill in the blank… family, friends, work, or church!) let the breeze of the Spirit keep “blowing through the jasmine in your mind.”*

This month’s edition is a special Summer Vacation issue with little pointers on how to keep fresh with God. Graham Kivell’s “Make it Meaningful” reminds us that our worship when personal and heartfelt begets a deeper intimacy with God. My own article on “Songs in the Key of Life” invites us to talk to God whatever season of the soul we find ourselves in, because there really are good times, bad times, and mainly in-between times.

There’s some great ministry reminders that Spirit’s summer breeze keeps blowing right here at Calvary, even in July and August. Aside from that we have some great games for the kids, including a “Jellybean Contest” and a special summer “Spiritual Survival Kit” for the adults!

It’s summer. Let the Summer Breeze restore you!

*Summer Breeze was a hit for Seals and Crofts in the summer of 1972. Check it out here: http://www.you-tube.com/watch?v=MsW8rXPcnM0

DAVID COUREY Lead Pastor

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Summer Breeze...

Pastor’s Column

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July Bible Reading

1 Gen 13:8-13, Ps 133, 1 Cor 62 Mt 2:9-12, Ps 25 & Lk 23 Neh 9:7-16,Gen 15, Heb 174 Mk 12:41-44, 2 Kings 12, Lk 215 1 Cor 1:10-17, 1 Thess 5, 2 Thess 26 Deut 1:14-18, 1 Sam 17, 1 Tim 57 Lev 19:9-16, Deut 24, Ruth 28 1 Sam 12:12-24, Gen 17, Ps 749 Job 29:11-18, Prov 29, Lk 1110 Isa 49:8-13, Ps 2, 2 Cor 611 Lk 19:12-26,Phil 2, Heb 9 12 Rev 7:1-17, Mal 4, Eph 413 Am 5:18-27, Joel 1, 2 Pet 314 Ps 37:12-18, Esth 3, Gal 515 Judg 21:19-25, Ps 8, Mt 1016 Ex 22:3-8, Prov 6, Hos 717 Mt 6:19-24, Eccl 2, Jas 518 Jas 2:1-9, Jude 1, Rev 1419 Lk 12:33-34, Jn 12, Dan 620 1 Chr 17:7-15, Ps 78, Am 721 Deut 15:7-11, Prov 21, 1 Jn 322 Prov 13:7-8, Zeph 3, 2 Pet 223 Mt 6:16-18, Ps 69, Acts 1324 Prov 28:19-27, Mic 7, 1 Tim 625 1 Sam 8:10-18, 1 Kings 12, 1 Chr 2726 Ex 22:21-27, Isa 10, Jas 127 Jon 4:11, Ps 36 & Isa 128 Jn 6:10-13, Mt 15, Lk 929 Lam 4:2-10, Ps 22, 2 Cor 430 1 Chr 26:11-20, Josh 6, Ezra 231 Prov 25:21-22, Mt 5, Rom 12

August Bible Reading

1 Gen 41:33-36, Deut 1, Acts 62 1 Sam 30:23-25, Ps 121, Acts 73 Ps 35:9-10, Isa 61, Gal 54 Mt 5:38-48, Lev 24, 1 Cor 65 Rom 12:3-8, Col 2, 1 Pet 46 1 Pet 2:21-24, 2 Tim 3, Heb 27 Ex 16:1-3, Num 33, Ps 1068 Deut 10:17-19, Dan 2, Acts 109 Ps 109:26-30, Job 37, Heb 510 Isa 53:3-9, Ps 22, Mk 911 Lk 12:13-21, Ps 17, 1 Tim 612 1 Cor 11:33-34, 1 Cor 16, Titus 113 Rev 21:1-4, Isa 66, 2 Pet 314 Lev 23:15-21, Num 28, Rom 815 Deut 14:22-29, Eccl 9, Jn 216 Ps 49:16-20, Prov 28, Lk 1217 Eccl 10:16-20, Jer 21, Phil 418 Mk 16:15, Ps 98, Acts 119 1 Tim 5:3-8, Ps 94, 1 Thess 220 Prov 28:2-11, Hos 13, Eph 521 Lev 25:35-40, Ps 112, Jas 222 Ex 35:20-24, Ps 110, 2 Cor 923 2 Sam 3:31-37, Josh 7, Eccl 224 Ps 10:9-14, Hab 3, Heb 425 Mt 19:29-30, Mk 10, 3 Jn 1 26 Deut 23:21-23, Nah 1, Jon 227 Hab 2:9-11, Oba 1, Jude 128 Hag 1:3-6, Ezra 5, Lam 229 Mt 10:5-10, Jer 50, Acts 130 1 Kings 21:5-10, Prov 14, Mic 2

31 Ex 23:1-6, Ps 101, Rom 3

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Meals in Motion

Do you know someone who has welcomed a new baby into the family, who is seriously ill or recovering from surgery, or is grieving the loss of a loved one?

For the past seven years, Meals in Motion, a care ministry at Calvary Assembly, has been lending a temporary, but practical helping hand to families with urgent care needs.

“Our teams of volunteer cooks prepare and deliver a few home-cooked meals to help lighten the load families are experiencing,” says Amanda Hyjek, who serves as program coordinator.

She adds, “Families often comment how much of a blessing it is to receive a meal or two while they are recovering or adjusting to the new normal of parenthood. Our team members are equally blessed to touch someone else’s life in their time of need.”

It takes about 35 volunteers, including five teams of cooks who are responsible for preparing meals one week each month, to make the ministry happen.

Hyjek is quick to point out that although a team member is “on call” for one week each month, the reality is a person is only called into action four to five times a year making this a do-able volunteer commitment.

“You don’t have to be a master chef to be involved, just a person who knows how much it means to have a practical helping hand in a period of strain or stress, and a desire to reach out and share love in the form of a dinner,” she says.

“Our team members are equally blessed to touch someone else’s life in their time of need.”

To get involved with Meals in Motion, contact Pastor Tim Hyjek at [email protected].

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What is it that makes a song ‘work’? Kids on Dick Clark’s American Bandstand used to grade just-released tunes, saying about their favourites, “It’s got a beat and you can dance to it.” Is it just about rhythm and a hook? Or does it have to do with lyrics and performance?

Some songs tell a story, others just carry a torch. Some tunes are technically perfect, and others musically compelling. But I contend it’s all about the key signature, and I don’t mean pitch.

All the best songs are written in the key of life. And the most enduring performances are the ones deliver reality most poignantly. What makes the blues so powerful is that unique ability to excavate the soul and reveal the deep-down stuff of the human heart. From Beethoven to Beatles, it’s what all great music is about.

The Bible contains an entire book devoted to songs in the key of life. It’s called the Book of Psalms, and it’s often dubbed Israel’s hymn book. But the Book of Psalms is so much more than that. It’s a veritable iTunes store, a mesmerizing assortment of styles, moods and attitudes. The catalogue is as fascinating as the life circumstances that created it.

From the humiliation of an adulterer caught in the shame of his betrayal (Ps. 51) to the coaxing of a virgin bride on the eve of her nuptials (Ps. 45), the Book of Psalms has it all. There are heroes and villains, good times and bad times. It’s a book filled with joy and fear, anger and kindness, frustration and patience, life and death.

When you’re exhilarated with the passion of life, you’ll find a song to sing here (Ps. 150). If you’ve drunk the dregs of human existence and you want no more, that tune is in the songbook too (Psalm 88). And what’s best, the psalms connect this kaleidoscope of experiences to our encounter with the God who created it all.

Most scholars agree that there are three basic types of psalms, and they fit on a scale. At the top end there’s

praise. These are songs that overflow with adoration of the Lord because the singer is taken up with his perfections (Ps. 100). At the other end of the scale there are psalms of lament. It’s the blues, Hebrew-style, when the bottom falls out of life and you’re wondering where this so-called God is (Ps. 88). In the

middle are psalms of thanksgiving. Like the laments they recall the anguish of life on Planet Hollywood, but unlike those blue psalms, these songs reflect the gratitude of a heart that has seen God come through (Ps. 116).

That’s what makes these songs platinum-sellers. They cover the entire range of human experience, and one way or another… God is there! Sometimes he’s the hero, and frankly, sometimes he seems like the villain, but whatever the mood, there he is. It’s a collection of love songs and ballads; blues and anthems; and often just enough jazz for God’s Spirit to fit in between the notes and around the syncopated beat.

This summer Calvary will be examining these ancient “songs in the key of life” to see how they intersect with our lives in the twenty-first century. We’ll discover

the wild variety of seasons God meets us in, and the multihued pallet he invites us to paint with as we grope to find a way to express ourselves to God and others.

Songs in the Key of LifeBy David Courey

It’s a veritable iTunes store, a mesmerizing assortment of styles, moods and attitudes. The catalogue is as fascinating as the life circumstances that created it.

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There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under heaven! Ecclesiastes. 3:1

Three years ago missionaries Aaron and Katya Pilon weathered a change of seasons in their ministry life.

After 12 years in Kyrgyzstan, the Pilons moved their ministry to Kiev, Ukraine. Aaron’s focus also shifted from church planting to ministering to university students. However, the couple continues to support the churches planted in any way they can in Kyrgyzstan.

Aaron’s passion for seeing individuals grow in Christ is evident in his most recent prayer request in which he asks for prayer for the young gentlemen he is mentoring.

On Sunday, Aug. 12 we invite you to come prepared to hear more about the Pilons ministry as Aaron

shares with Calvary’s church family his passion for missions and the people in eastern Europe. He will also bring news from his family and the Ukraine.

Please pray for Aaron and his family as they continue to build relationships with Canadian churches

throughout the summer. You can also connect with Aaron on Facebook. Let’s bless Aaron for his commitment to others on our behalf! Remember, your support helps Aaron to keep on ‘doing justice’ in eastern Europe.

A Season of Justice

Backpacks for BookwormsHelp reach our community this summer through Backpacks for Bookworms. Our church has partnered with the Cambridge Food Bank to help nearly 1,000 less fortunate families to adequately prepare their children for school this fall.

How you can help: Donate backpacks for youth and supplies like scientific calculators, as well as other basic school supplies for primary-aged children.

Distribution will take place at Calvary on Aug. 24 so there is lots of time to plan ahead to help a student in need. We would love to see donations come in every Sunday from now until the week of distribution. So come on Calvary, let’s do it!

Check out the growing list of local and global news/information at calvarycambridge.com/justice. This webpage is regularly updated so check back often.

Aaron Pilon, missionary in Ukraine


By Graham Kivell

In today’s church some have said we should sing new songs to be relevant to today’s people – a little more trendy or real in our worship.

I think we need to look closer at the undercoat of these statements. The psalmist says to “Sing to the Lord a new song...” We are often looking for the latest album or greatest song to fully encapsulate all that we desire to sing to God. We want music that echoes how we feel, similar to buying that perfectly worded Hallmark card for that special someone.

It wasn’t until my second year of university I started to become frustrated with songs that didn’t say exactly how I felt towards God. It was almost as if I wanted God to be described within my life experience and context for that specific moment. I wanted that Hallmark moment so I began writing.

If someone read now what I wrote then they would have thought I was writing cheesy pick up lines or tacky “humorous” poems to God. But there were also songs that would spill out of me in the middle of the night that made me hungry for more time with God. I began to record everything, thinking this might be the next church anthem.

However, God had different ideas for those songs. They were songs to carry me to a greater understanding of His love for me. As I began to sing these songs it was like God was welcoming me into His greatest and finest dining room to feast on the greatest foods ever! It had nothing to do with the craft of writing, but more about the heartfelt love I had for Jesus and what He has done.

Days would go by and if I was paid a penny for every minute I played my keyboard I could have paid for the keyboard two times over in a week. Today, I see the amazing value of spending time with God and having an overflow of worship in my private time, expressing songs that come right from my heart to His.

My hope is that all would find time to sing a new song before God! Sing in the car on your way to work, in the shower, or in your garage! Sing the new song before God as it will be the very thing that lifts God beyond the place of your present need!

Make time and a place for God to hear your worship and praise. Be the writer of your own song and expression. May your songs be inspired by God›s active power in your life and sing them out like no one is around!

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Calvary gets ready to host annual Soap Box Derby

Kids, it’s time to rev your engines.

This August, nearly 100 racers will take part in the ninth annual Soap Box Derby held at Calvary Assembly.

The event – a day of racing, food and being together – will take place on Saturday, Aug. 11 from 9:45 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. in the church parking lot. Lunch will be provided for participants and there are many prizes to be won. For non-racers, a carnival will be set up onsite.

Calvary’s annual Soap Box Derby was the creative idea of churchgoer Billy Moore who wanted to engage young people in Cambridge.

“I wanted to create an event that would give young people a safe place to have fun instead of falling into the pitfalls of drugs and alcohol. I also wanted an event where kids from our community could connect to something better, God’s love,” says Moore who not only has a caring heart but also a passion for cars.

Moore then approached Calvary’s leadership team about his idea and in the sum-mer of 2003 four cars were built for the first-ever Soap Box Derby held at the church. Ever since, Moore, along with many dedicated volunteers, continues to spearhead the Soap Box Derby effort year-after-year.

“God has granted such favour with our community. Each year we have seen hundreds of people come out and enjoy a day of racing, socializing and eating food,” says Children’s Pastor Paul Williams, adding that true to the vision there has never been a charge for this event.

“Many local businesses have partnered with Calvary and have generously donated prizes that have blessed so many kids who have participated.”

Racers must be at least six years of age, or going into Grade 1. All racers must bring their own bike helmet, however, derby cars are provided. Space is limited so racers are encouraged to register for the derby no later than Aug. 5.

For more information, visit calvarycambridge.com/soapbox or email Pastor Paul Williams at [email protected].


Etcetera

Summer Scavenger HuntSummer is a fun time to relax, explore, create and have fun! Here’s a scavenger hunt for some summer fun. It just might take your kids the entire summer to find everything!

What you will need:

• Camera to take photos of live things that won’t fit in a box

• Small box

• Scrapbook

• Pencil and tape

o Five different insects o Spider’s web o Five different leaves o Frog o Five different wildflowers o Seashell o Feather o Seed o Five different birds o Large Canadian flag o Map of Ontario o Boat o Kite o Picnic table o Cool looking tree o Sandcastle o Worm o Pinecone o Train o Marble o Ladybug o Blue mailbox o Airplane o Helicopter o Deer o Horse o Cloud in the sky o Speckled rock o Butterfly

- With files from mommahopper.com

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✚ Pack your Bible Remember to pack your Bible into your suitcase!

✚ Read a BookBorrow a faith-based book from our church library to read while lounging by the lake.

✚ Listen to a CDBorrow a worship CD from our church library to listen to in the car while travelling. Or download it into your iTunes library to upload onto your iPod.

✚ Tithing on VacationGive to God and bless the church by tithing online during your vacation. Or prepare ahead and set up a weekly or monthly schedule for your offering. Go to calvarycambridge.com/giving for more information.

It’s summertime in Cambridge!

Perhaps you are planning a trip to the cottage, going camping or travelling to your favourite vacation spot – places to kick back, to relax and to enjoy family and friends.

Your vacation might also mean you won’t be at church some of the Sundays. But just because your summer vacation has you missing church, you don’t have to be disconnected spiritually.

Here’s our Spiritual Survival Kit for getting through the summer months. See you in September!

✚ Sunday Sermons Calvary’s sermons can be watched online at calvarycambridge.com or vimeo/calvarynews.

✚ Bible ReadingBefore your trip, sign up with Least of These at calvarycambridge.com/leastofthese to receive daily readings

Answers to June’s challenge

EtceteraAcross 3. Children of Israel were to eat the Passover meal with this in

their hands 7. He was thrown overboard to calm a storm 8. Two of these were crucified alongside Jesus 11. He killed Agag with a sword 13. Ishmael’s younger brother 17. Weekly memorial, the Lord’s ____ 19. In 1 Peter 3:15 we are commanded to be ready to give one of

these to every man who asks us about our faith 20. In Acts 12, one of these released Peter from prison 21. The only one of these given would be that of the prophet Jonah 22. Galatians 6:9 teaches Christians never to grow “___ in well

doing” 23. The second book of Moses 26. We must pray and ____ with the spirit and with understanding 27. On Mt. Carmel, Elijah defeated the prophets of this false god 28. Esau came into the world this color

Down

1. Paul said in Romans 1:18 that the “___ of God is re-vealed from heaven against all ungodliness”

2. According to 2 Peter 2:22, a dog returns to this 4. The word used in the King James Version of the Bible

for “you” 5. Hell is a place where this does not die 6. Where languages were confused 9. Christians are of more ___ to God than sparrows 10. Paul often traveled in one of these 11. Look up at night to see one 12. Ten Commandments given on this Mount 14. The kingdom of heaven is like a mustard ____ 15. James 5:16 says that we must ___ our sins and pray for

forgiveness 16. Philippians 3:19 speaks of some whose god was this part

of their body 17. The demons called Legion wound up in a herd of these 18. An angel delivered Peter from this place 21. An ancient kingdom of Arabia, famous for its queen 24. Ham and Japheth’s brother 25. Paul admitted in Acts 22:4 that before he was a Chris-

tian, he had persecuted “the ___”.

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3. Children of Israel were to eat the Passover meal with this in their hands 7. He was thrown overboard to calm a storm 8. Two of these were crucified alongside Jesus 11. He killed Agag with a sword 13. Ishmael’s younger brother17. Weekly memorial, the Lord’s ____ 19. In 1 Peter 3:15 we are commanded to be ready to give one of these to every man who asks us about our faith 20. In Acts 12, one of these released Peter from prison 21. The only one of these given would be that of the prophet Jonah“___ in well doing” 23. The second book of Moses 26. We must pray and ____ with the spirit and with understanding 27. On Mt. Carmel, Elijah defeated the prophets of this false god 28. Esau came into the world this color

Down

1. Paul said in Romans 1:18 that the “___ of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness” 2. According to 2 Peter 2:22, a dog returns to this 4. The word used in the King James Version of the Bible for “you” 5. Hell is a place where this does not die 6. Where languages were confused 9. Christians are of more ___ to God than sparrows 10. Paul often traveled in one of these

11. Look up at night to see one 12. Ten Commandments given on this Mount 14. The kingdom of heaven is like a mustard ____ 15. James 5:16 says that we must ___ our sins and pray for forgiveness 16. Philippians 3:19 speaks of some whose god was this part of their body 17. The demons called Legion wound up in a herd of these 18. An angel delivered Peter from this place 21. An ancient kingdom of Arabia, famous for its queen 24. Ham and Japheth’s brother 25. Paul admitted in Acts 22:4 that before he was a Christian, he had persecuted “the ___”. 2011 #17


Calvary Library CornerEach month, Calvary Library is blessed to be able to purchase new borrowing material for our shelves.

Here’s a sampling of what’s new. Fiction• The Rose of Winslow Street by Elizabeth

Camden.Fiction – Suspense• The Harbinger: The Ancient Mystery that

Holds the Secret of America’s Future by Jonathan Cahn.

Biography• Kisses from Katie: A Story of Relentless Love and Redemption

by Katie J. Davis and Beth Clark. Christian Living• Made to Crave: Satisfying Your Deepest Desire With God Not Good

by Lysa Terkeurst.Fiction – Children• The Berenstain Bears Living Lights series by Jan, Stan and Mike

BerenstainFiction – Junior Youth• A Summer Secret, Mysteries of Middlefield Series #1

by Kathleen Fuller. Fiction – Teen/Young Adult• Waterfall; Cascade; and Torrent by Lisa Bergren.

DVD – Family• Love’s Everlasting Courage (prequel two of the Love Comes Softly

series)DVD – Children• Robin Good and His Not-So-Merry Men, Veggie Tales

CD

• And If Our God is For Us by Chris Tomlin

Calvary Library Hours Sundays 8:45 to 9:15 a.m. 10:30 to 11 a.m.

Calvary Library has more than 3,800 books, DVDs, videos, and CDs for borrowing. Materials can be signed out for three weeks. There is a limit of two DVDs or CDs per patron number. An overdue list is available in the library.

Summer jellybean contest for kids!

Hey kids! Would you like a chance to win a big jar of coloured jellybeans? Here’s how: Between July 8 and 29 stop by the library with your mom or dad, sign out a book, DVD, video or CD and submit your guess of how many jellybeans are in the jar. One guess per child (ages three to 17). The child with the closest guess to the actual number of jellybeans, without going over, will be announced as the winner on or about July 30. If two people write down the same guess, the child who wrote the guess down first will be chosen as the winner.

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she says... he says...

1. When did you become a follower of Christ? M. I was five or six. E. At the age of 12 under the ministry of a blind preacher at a crusade back home.

2. Were you named after anyone? M. Nope, my parents just liked the name. E. According to my mom, a famous soccer player from back in the day.

3. When was the last time you cried? M. Probably the last time I laughed. I think I have weak tear ducts. I’m always the first one crying in a group full of laughter. E. Oh, I cry all the time, but the last time I had a really good cry was when my dear mother-in-law passed away.

4. Do you like your handwriting? M. Sometimes. E. Definitely not! I’m a lefty.

5. What is your favourite lunchmeat? M. Bacon. E. Ooh, that’s a tough one! But I’d have to say it’s a toss up between Piller’s smoked turkey breast and chicken breast.

6. Do you have kids? M. Nope, but I have a fiancé. They’re pretty much the same thing, aren’t they? E. Yes; one lovely daughter.

7. If you were another person, would you be friends with you? M. Sure, why not? E. Certainly, I think I’d be a good friend to have.

8. Do you use sarcasm a lot? M. If you know my mom then the answer will be obvious to you. E. Actually no. I was never really good at getting it, so why use it?

9. Do you still have your tonsils? M. Sure do! And wisdom teeth to boot. E. Yes… I think so

10. Would you bungee jump? M. No, skydiving would be more likely. I’m not sure why I’d do one over the other when you’re both plunging to your death. E. Oh goodness, absolutely not! (A coward man, keeps sound bones)

11. What is your favourite cereal? M. Right now I’m going through a Mini Wheats phase. E. Well that’s easy… Corn Flakes!

12. Do you untie your shoes when you take them off? M. Never. Unless for some reason they’re too tight to slip off my feet E. Yes, always.

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13. Do you think you are strong? M. Strong-willed, absolutely! E. For my size, yes.

14. What is your favourite ice cream? M. Reese Peanut Butter Cup with Oreo blizzard from Dairy Queen. Mmmmm. E. Umm, I don’t really know. Whatever my wife is in the mood for that day. Consult with her about that one.

15. What is the first thing you notice about people? M. Their sincerity. I can read people like a book, so I’m told. E. I’d have to say, their demeanour; it says a lot about their personality.

16. Red or pink? M. Red. I made the mistake of painting my room a glossy pink once and it ruined that colour for me. E. Red, but I prefer blue.

17. What is the least favourite thing about yourself? M. Probably my height. I can’t wear a nice pair of heels without towering over people. E. Having a beard, it’s too much work!

18. Who do you miss the most? M. Many people, I don’t think I could rank them on who I miss the most. E. I’d have to say my grandmother, or Granny, as I used to call her; She spoiled me a lot.

19. What colour shoes are you wearing? M. Shoes? Those are forbidden in the summer months. E. As I look down at my slippers…

20. Something most people don’t know about you M. Cream of corn makes me gag. E. I love to talk to people, but deep down, I am a very shy person!

21. Last words M. Proverbs 3:5-6. Look it up and spend some time in the Word. E. I would like to make a positive impact on every person I meet each and every day of my life, with a word, handshake or smile!


Week one

sUnDAY JUlY 1 HAppY CAnADA DAY9:15 & 11am praise: sometimes Ya Gotta shout!11:30am Youth involved in Canada Day parade

TUes JUlY 37pm Celebrate Recovery (childcare available)

sAT JUlY 7 11am prayer, 7pm Ministerio Hispano

Week TWo

sUnDAY JUlY 8 9:15 & 11am lament: I Got Them lower-Than-a-snake’s Belly Blues6:30pm Fuel live The Ugly Truth

Mon JUlY 97:15pm experience Young Adults,Miracles


WeD JUlY 11student Ministries: east park Waterpark


Week THRee

sUnDAY JUlY 15 9:15 & 11am Thanksgiving: The Half-empty, Half-Full Glass6:30pm Fuel Bigger or Better

Mon JUlY 16experience Young Adults, Miracles & Wing night



Week FoUR

sUnDAY JUlY 229:15 & 11am Approach: playing Dress-Up6:30pm Fuel live The Ugly Truth

Mon JUlY 237:15pm experience Young Adults, Miracles


JUlY 27-28Fuel Camping


Week FIve

SUNDAY JUlY 29 9:15 & 11am Ascent: o Worship the king

Mon JUlY 307:15pm experience Young Adults, Miracles


Calendar of Events

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JULY


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August

Week one

THURs AUG 2Youth Mini-Golf Tournament

FRI AUG 37pm Concert withGuy penrod

sAT AUG 411am prayer, 7pm Ministerio Hispano

Week TWo

sUnDAY AUGUsT 59:15 & 11am penitence: When the problem is Me

TUes AUG 77pm Celebrate Recovery (childcare available)

sAT AUG 1110AM soapbox Derby11am prayer, 7pm Ministerio Hispano

Week THRee

sUnDAY AUGUsT 12 9:15 & 11am Wisdom: Unfolding the Map of life 6:30pm Fuel Water Wars

Mon AUG 137:15pm experience Young Adults, olympics


sAT AUG 1811am prayer, 7pm Ministerio Hispanostudent Ministries-Blue Jays Game

Week FoUR

sUnDAY AUGUsT 199:15 & 11am Tough people: The World vs. Me6:30pm Fuel live The Ugly Truth



sAT AUG 2511am prayer, 7pm Ministerio Hispano

Week FIve

SUNDAY AUGUST 26 9:15 & 11am Confidence: Against All odds 6:30pm Fuel soccer-Baseball



THURs AUG 30 7pm Concert with Downhere


Network Online You can find it at 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 August 26.

Calvary Library The library carries hundreds of books, DVDs and CDs for all ages. Please make sure you sign up for your library number. Due date for all borrowed material is three weeks from sign out date. An updated 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 is closed July 1.

Baby Dedication Scheduled for Sunday, July 8. If you would like your child or children dedicated please call the church office or register online.

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.

Axis Junior High This summer we are doing something new! We will be running Axis during the 11 a.m. service! That means if you are in grades 6 to 8 you can join us as we journey together though the Psalms, play some crazy games and meet new friends! Launches July 8.

Fuel Youth Every other Sunday night throughout the summer. We will also be heading to a water park, going camping and having a mini golf tournament! Grab a schedule from the Student Centre and we will see you this summer!

experience Our young adult service will continue to run every Monday night at 7:15 p.m. Grab a schedule from the Student Centre for full details!

Indoor Playground Closed for the summer.

Soap Box Derby Kids, ages six and up or going into Grade 1, who want to participate in the 9th annual Soap Box Derby need to register by Aug. 5. The Soap Box Derby takes place on Saturday, Aug. 11 from 9:25 a.m. to 2 p.m. See page 10 for more details.

A New experiement: Calvary is partnering with a Mandarin-speaking church to form Calvary Chinese Ministry. Meeting Sundays at 10:30 a.m. Invite any Chinese friends you have.

Ladies Bible Study Starting Monday, Sept. 17 from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Prayer Room. God searches for a heart fully His: Neither Solomon, his son Rehoboam, or his son Abijam followed God fully. Nor did Jeroboam in Israel. Their hearts were divided. Would God ever find anyone to serve Him like David? Would he ever find one whose heart was fully his? God says we are to love Him with all of our heart. Is that really possible? This course has the answer. Contact Kim Trempe at 519.220.0483 or [email protected] or Veda Newell at 519.621.6310 or [email protected].

Secret Sister Join us for dessert and tea on Wednesday, Sept. 19 at 7 p.m. This meeting will also be an opportunity to fill out the Secret Sister form and pick a new Secret Sister. This ladies get together allows women to secretly pick out a name of someone else at the meeting and throughout the year buy gifts for them on special occasions, send a card saying they are praying for them, or do something special for them. As a Secret Sister instead of writing down your own name you would sign it from your Secret Sister. For more information, contact Donna McGaghey at 519.650.1533 or [email protected] or Tammy Donahue at 519.651.1718 or [email protected].

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.

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

the Spanish Ministry Saturday evenings at 7 p.m. Nuestra mision es conestar a la comunidad hispana con Dios en una forma relevante, comtemporanea 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 foma diferente.

Campus Care Special cleaning and painting day Saturday, July 21 from 9 a.m. to noon. Individuals and families welcomed. Lunch provided for all who RSVP by July 18. Campus Care at Calvary – no cost, many benefits. Connect with Craig Macher at 519.621.6310 x 132.

“Walk in the footsteps of Jesus” Calvary Cambridge Israel group tour, May 2013 lead by pastor David. A 10-day guided tour through Israel focusing on Jesus, his travel and his ministry. Information session to be held with travel agency at Calvary on July 18 at 7 p.m. in the Great Room. Please RSVP if you plan to attend. Look for sign up sheet in the atrium. Exact dates to follow.

Important Dates


CALVARY PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY127 Hespeler RdCambridge, ON N1R [email protected]

www.calvarycambridge.com

Lead Team

Administrative & Support Team

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

Published monthly, © 2012 network. Published by Calvary Pentecostal Assembly. Printed in Canada. Editor MICHELLE RICKARDCreative Director LIZ VANNERPrint Support REBEL STORMSCover Photo CANSTOCKPHOTO.COM


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FaithFM presents an intimate concert sponsored by World Vision. Featuring gospel music award winners Downhere lead by Marc Martel winner of the Queen Extravaganza contest.

Doors open 6:30 pm Start 7:30 pmReg $12.00 At Door $17.00

Sponsors : UNA Church, FaithFm. FaithLife Financial, World Vision, McCarter Grespan. Net proceeds to World Vision and Ray of Hope.

DOWNHERE

HEADING HOME TRIO

JAY CALDER

FESTIVAL OF PRAISE CONCERTS

PRESENTS GUY PENROD

AUG 3,7:00PM

$25 TICKETSGROUP RATES AVAILABLE

FOR TICKETS CALL 519-591-0965www.festivalofpraiseconcerts.comLocal Christian Bookstore: Gospel Lighthouse

tHurSDAY AuGuSt 30tH

S u M M e r CO N C e r t S @ C A LvA rY

“Walk in the Footsteps of Jesus” CALVARY CAMBRIDGE ISRAEL GROUP TOUR

MAY 2013 Information Meeting Wednesday July 18 at 7:00 p.m.

JULY 1 Praise: Sometimes Ya Gotta Shout! Psalm 100

JULY 6 Lament: I Got Them Lower-Than-a-Snake’s- Belly Blues Psalm 77

JULY 15 Thanksgiving: The Half-Empty, Half-Full Glass Psalm 107

JULY 22 Approach: Playing Dress-Up(?) Psalm 15

JULY 29 Ascent: O Worship the King Psalm 2, 97

AUGUST 5 Pentinence: When the Problem is Me Psalm 32

AUGUST 12 Wisdom: Unfolding the Map of Life Psalm 119

AUGUST 19 Tough People: The World vs. Me Psalm 55

AUGUST 26 Confi dence: Against All Odds Psalm 27

S u N D A Y S 9 : 1 5 & 1 1 : 0 0 A M

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