Women's Ministry

Events

January 1st
Happy New Year !

January 4th
Youth Day, come and celebrate as our youth lead us in worship.

Purpose:
To know we are known and loved by God, what could touch us more deeply? The Women of Purpose Ministry at Mount Calvary is one of Heart & Soul...we gather to know and be known. Through learning, prayer, worship and service, stories and lives are shared and faith is challenged and lived out! One of the most unique aspects of Mount Calvary's Women's Ministry is a Ministry by women for women! All involved will be blessed to experience the fullness of the gifts, commitment and joy of these lay leaders

M.T.Care (Mothers That Care)
M.T.Care will be a small group ministry that is dedicated to supporting and encouraging Christian mothers as they walk through the journey of parenthood

Our Mission

"Go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything Jesus commanded..."- Matthew 28.19-20

Our Vision
Is that Mount Calvary Baptist Church be a Bible Teaching/Bible Believing congregation dedicated to growing in the will, the word and work of our Lord Jesus Christ

To Make Disciples Locally and Regionally

Develop a strong Evangelism Ministry
Develop a strong Missions Ministry locally and regionally
Develop a strong youth and young adult ministry
Build strong and effective ministries that will enhance the lives of our members and community

To Posture the Church for physical expansion

To meet the needs of our Senior Citizens

Spiritually
Emotionally
Physically

Our History

After the Emancipation of Orange County, the Negro had no place to worship and no land on which to build a place to praise God. The first place of which we have any record was a tobacco barn on old Dr. Johnson’s farm, better known as the Swollbe Farm. The pastor was Rev. Phillip Johnson, called Old Man Phil, to distinguish him from Little Phil, who later became a minister. Rev. Phillip Johnson by some means came in possession of a large tract of land, beginning at the bend of the Clifton Road and Hawfield Farm. This tract of land runs to a point above where Hopewell Baptist Church now stands, then owned by the Tylers. The Negroes began to settle on the Tylers land and built the first of the communities somewhere near the present site of Hopewell Baptist Church. After much debate with their parent church, Hopewell, in the month of June, the year uncertain, Rev. Barnett and about sixty persons marched down the mountain to build their first church in front of what was then Nason’s Post Office. This soon became too small, therefore, they built another directly across from where Tucker’s Store use to stand. By this time the community had grown so large the second church would not hold them so they began to look for another site on which to build. The trustees were instructed to purchase an acre of land from Douglas Carter. The record shows that the sale price was $8.00. They soon began building the present church led by Thomas McIntosh, who became the second pastor. This church has had fifteen pastors.