Calvary Bible Church has been serving the Western New York community since 1985. Our congregation is here to welcome you, encourage you, love you and make you feel at home here in God’s house.

Our vision statement is threefold:
(1) To preach the gospel and win the lost to Christ – Matthew 28:19-20
(2) To disciple and equip each believer for ministry – Ephesians 4:11-13
(3) To be a church where “God’s love is lived” – John 13:35

Our goal is to help you know the Lord Jesus Christ, growing strong in His word of grace and being a testimony of Him in this world. This can be accomplished through receiving sound instruction from the Bible and living the truths of His word before all.

Providing spiritual guidance
The ministries of the church play an important role in our community. They provide spiritual guidance and support to people of all faiths and backgrounds. This with the church travel helps to build a stronger community and contributes to the overall well-being of its residents.

Offering support and fellowship
The ministries of the church are important in our community because they offer support and fellowship to those who need it. The church is a place where people can come together to share their faith and connect with others who share their beliefs.

Serving as a source of education
The ministries of the church are an important part of our community. They provide education and resources to help us live our lives the way God wants us to.

The Impact of the Church’s Ministries
The impact of the church’s ministries cannot be overstated. From providing food and shelter to providing education and counseling, the church has a significant impact on the lives of its members and the community at large. The importance of the church’s ministries cannot be understated, and it is important for members to be aware of the many ways in which the church can help improve their lives.

Pastor Al Fiebelkorn shepherds this church through the preaching and teaching of the truths of God’s word the Bible working together in unity as a team with the deacons, leaders and its members.