Calvary Chapel Williamsburg

About this church

Calvary Chapel Williamsburg holds its Sunday service at 10 a.m., preceded by fellowship at 9:30. The congregation identifies as a non-denominational Calvary Chapel church whose mission is to lead people into a growing relationship with Jesus. Its teaching emphasizes Scripture, prayer, salvation through Christ, baptism as a public declaration of faith, and Communion as a memorial of Christ's sacrifice. That combination points visitors toward a Bible-centered service and a congregation connected to the wider Calvary Chapel movement that began in Costa Mesa in 1965.

Families can check children into Calvary Kids during Sunday worship. Classes serve children from six months through age 13, while Wednesday classes serve toddlers through age ten; the ministry describes its setting as Christ-centered, Bible-based, safe, and engaging. College outreach is unusually specific to the Williamsburg setting. Insight Student Ministry supports undergraduate and graduate students at William & Mary through individual meetings, groups, prayer, encouragement during finals, and weekly Sunday-evening contact with fraternity students while school is in session. The church also maintains missionary relationships, including work in Japan, and invites questions and prayer requests through its official site. Families and college students should confirm seasonal ministry times before attending outside Sunday worship.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 26, 2026. Sources: Official beliefs and mission, Calvary Chapel identity, baptism, Communion, and c · Official Calvary Kids page, ages, Sunday and Wednesday classes, and check-in gui · Official Insight Student Ministry, William and Mary outreach, meetings, prayer, · Official missionary page, Japan missions and contact for encouragement, question

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