Welcome to Calvary Chapel Northern KY
We would like to extend a warm welcome to you and thank you for coming to our website. As a church, we are committed to the Lord Jesus Christ and the equipping of the saints in the Northern Kentucky area. We’d love to have you join us in worship and the teaching of the Word, so that together “we may grow up in all things into Him.”
SCRIPTURE MEMORY FOR THE WEEK
Psalm 75:8
For in the hand of the LORD [there is] a cup, And the wine is red; It is fully mixed, and He pours it out; Surely its dregs shall all the wicked of the earth drain [and] drink down.
For in the hand of the LORD [there is] a cup, And the wine is red; It is fully mixed, and He pours it out; Surely its dregs shall all the wicked of the earth drain [and] drink down.
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A typical service will last about 90 minutes. We sing a good mix of contemporary and traditional music that is led by our worship team. There is childcare available. Plan to hang around after the service for fellowship and meeting new people.
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A Word About Our Calvary Chapel Affiliation
We occasionally receive questions about our affiliation with the broader Calvary Chapel movement, and we want to offer a brief clarification.
Calvary Chapel Northern Kentucky is affiliated with the Calvary Chapel Association (CCA), and has no other affiliation. Following the passing of Pastor Chuck Smith in 2013, differences emerged concerning the future direction, leadership, and philosophy of the Calvary Chapel movement. Over time, these differences resulted in two distinct networks of churches, CCA and Calvary Global Network (CGN). CGN was headquartered under Brian Broderson at Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa. CCA has sought to preserve the foundational principles that characterized Pastor Chuck’s ministry and the original Calvary Chapel movement: verse-by-verse teaching of God’s Word, the authority and sufficiency of Scripture, dependence upon the Holy Spirit, the simplicity of worship, and the autonomy of local churches. We recognize that there are faithful pastors and wonderful believers within both networks, and we have no desire to foster division or diminish the work God is doing through others. However, we believe the CCA most faithfully reflects the biblical convictions and ministry philosophy that Pastor Chuck established and exemplified. Recent developments within CGN and specifically Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa makes those distinctions very clear.
Ultimately, our loyalty is not to an association, a network, or a particular pastor, but to Jesus Christ and the truth of His Word. That remains our commitment here at Calvary Chapel Northern Kentucky.
Calvary Chapel Northern Kentucky is affiliated with the Calvary Chapel Association (CCA), and has no other affiliation. Following the passing of Pastor Chuck Smith in 2013, differences emerged concerning the future direction, leadership, and philosophy of the Calvary Chapel movement. Over time, these differences resulted in two distinct networks of churches, CCA and Calvary Global Network (CGN). CGN was headquartered under Brian Broderson at Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa. CCA has sought to preserve the foundational principles that characterized Pastor Chuck’s ministry and the original Calvary Chapel movement: verse-by-verse teaching of God’s Word, the authority and sufficiency of Scripture, dependence upon the Holy Spirit, the simplicity of worship, and the autonomy of local churches. We recognize that there are faithful pastors and wonderful believers within both networks, and we have no desire to foster division or diminish the work God is doing through others. However, we believe the CCA most faithfully reflects the biblical convictions and ministry philosophy that Pastor Chuck established and exemplified. Recent developments within CGN and specifically Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa makes those distinctions very clear.
Ultimately, our loyalty is not to an association, a network, or a particular pastor, but to Jesus Christ and the truth of His Word. That remains our commitment here at Calvary Chapel Northern Kentucky.