In 1926, The Clarke, Hawkins and Edwards families started a branch Sabbath School in their own homes in the city of Bridgeport, CT. On December 2, 1933 the group was organized into Calvary Seventh-day Adventist Church with Pastor Wellington Clarke as the first pastor.
As the congregation grew, the church had to move from one location to another. The congregation kept growing and so, under the leadership of Pastor Charles Eaton, and Pastor Singleton, Conference President, the land where the church now stands was purchased. With much sacrifice by each member, Calvary Seventh-day Adventist Church was completed in 1966 and the congregation was able to move into their new and current house of worship.
Calvary Seventh-day Adventist Church is committed to fulfilling the gospel commission through inviting, warm, and holistic worship services; the building and maintaining of strong family relationships; the creation and implementation of creative intentional ministry to our community. This will be achieved through the development and implementation of planned goals and strategies.
We reach Upward - looking to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ to lead and guide our every plan while seeking a much deeper relationship with him; We reach Inward - working more closely together to keep the entire church body connected and informed; and we reach Outward - being a lighthouse to the lost in our community and around the world pointing them to Jesus Christ, the truth, the light and the only way.