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This archive preserves the teaching ministry of Calvary Chapel Ark City. It also provides a clear path to learn about the church, plan a visit, and connect with its current ministry.
Who we are
Our supreme desire is to know Christ and to be conformed into His image by the power of the Holy Spirit. We are a non-denominational fellowship that believes in the divine inspiration of God's Word.
We are laid-back and casually dressed. Whether you arrive in shorts and a T-shirt or business casual, you are welcome here.
Plan a visit
Verse-by-verse teaching, worship, and fellowship in Arkansas City.
Weekly schedule
You are welcome at either Sunday morning service or the Wednesday evening gathering. We are casual, family-friendly, and glad to help you find your way.
Can’t attend in person? Watch the service →Faith & distinctives
A non-denominational fellowship rooted in the Lordship of Jesus Christ and the divine inspiration of God's Word.
The 66 books of the Old and New Testaments are the inspired Word of God and the authoritative standard for faith and life.
God exists eternally in three persons—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—and is creator and sustainer of the universe.
Jesus is fully God and fully man, born of a virgin, crucified for our sins, bodily raised, ascended, and coming again.
Forgiveness, new life, and eternal hope are received by grace through Christ, apart from human works.
The Holy Spirit indwells every believer and empowers a life of obedience, maturity, worship, and service.
Christ's redeemed people gather to glorify God through worship, fellowship, love, service, and instruction in God's Word.
The 66 books of the Old and New Testaments are the Word of God. They are supernaturally inspired, inerrant in the original manuscripts, preserved by God in verbal and plenary inspiration, and the divinely authoritative standard for every age and life.
The one God exists eternally in three persons—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. God is the absolute creator and sustainer of the universe. Creation was accomplished by His spoken word and not through an evolutionary process.
Humanity was created without sin and in God's image. Through Adam's disobedience, sin entered the human race. Every person is born with a sinful nature, stands under God's condemnation, and cannot save himself. In sovereign love, God sent Christ to save sinners.
Jesus Christ in the flesh was fully God and fully man. Born of a virgin, He lived without sin, taught, and performed the works recorded in the Gospels. He was crucified as payment for our sins, rose bodily on the third day, ascended to the Father's right hand, leads His church, and intercedes for believers.
Jesus will return personally, bodily, and visibly to establish His millennial kingdom. Through His shed blood, He made perfect atonement for sin and became our substitute. Salvation rests on the shed blood of the Lord Jesus Christ.
Salvation includes forgiveness of sins, a new nature, and the sure hope of eternal life. It is received entirely apart from good works, water baptism, church membership, or other human effort. Salvation is pure grace.
The true believer is a joint-heir with Christ and is assured of salvation. Sin may interrupt the joy of fellowship with God and bring the loving discipline of our heavenly Father, but it does not undo that salvation.
The Holy Spirit is fully God and indwells every believer. He baptizes and seals each believer at salvation and fills the believer in response to confession and yieldedness. Christian obedience glorifies God, and spiritual maturity grows through God's Word and the indwelling Spirit.
The Church of Jesus Christ is composed of God's redeemed people and is Christ's body, of which He is the head. Local assemblies exist to glorify God through worship, fellowship, love, discipline, service, and instruction in God's Word.
At death, the spirit of each true believer departs to be consciously with Christ. The unbeliever awaits judgment. Both believers and unbelievers will be bodily raised: believers to dwell forever in Christ's presence, and unbelievers to face God's judgment and eternal punishment.
Church leadership
Current roles verified against CCAC's official staff information.
Current church leader
Life together
Schedules can change; contact the church office for current details.
Wednesdays at 7:00 PM, with childcare for ages three through fifth grade.
A weekly home-and-online fellowship. Contact the church office for current location and access details.
Mondays at 7:00 PM. Contact the church office for current room and schedule.
Mondays at 7:00 PM. Contact the church office for current room and schedule.
A Sunday evening gathering for college-age adults.
A Wednesday evening gathering for senior-high students.
Weekly groups for fellowship and study. The church office can connect you with a current host.
A recurring Saturday morning breakfast; dates are announced on the church calendar.
Band, vocal, audio, visual, and streaming teams serving the gathered church.
Beyond our walls
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