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Calvary is a faith community that seeks to walk humbly with God. We live out our faith in the heart of San Francisco, welcoming the marginalized, seeking justice for the oppressed, and building community through worship, study, and fellowship.
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"Here's to You, Mrs. Potiphar" - Genesis 39 (opens the original)
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The stories of our ancestors in faith in scripture remind us that God's call on our lives does not guarantee an easy path. This week, we'll consider the story of Joseph, who faced great challenges and trials, and who also saved his people. Where is God in our lives? Can we see God when things are bad as easily as we can when they are good? The scripture reading was from Genesis 39. This sermon was delivered by Rev. Marcella A. Glass on Sunday, September 27, 2026.
"Journeying by Stages" - Genesis 12:1–9 (opens the original)
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Occasionally, our paths are clear and direct. Most often, though, my path has been circuitous, with fits and starts. It's easy to get bogged down and discouraged when the path is not straight and clear. We'll hear of Abram's journey by stages, and consider where God is in the midst of our own journeys. This sermon was delivered by Rev. Marcella A. Glass on Sunday, September 20, 2026. The scripture reading was from Genesis 12:1–9.
"The Covenant" - Genesis 6:5–22; 8:6–12; 9:8–17 (opens the original)
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Our story from Genesis is an ancient story, seeking to make sense of human evil and divine presence in the midst of us. Out of the destruction of the flood, God offers a rainbow as a promise, as a reminder of the covenant. What does it mean to be people in covenant relation with God? With each other? This sermon was delivered by Rev. Marcella Glass on Sunday, September 13, 2026. The scripture reading was from Genesis 6:5–22; 8:6–12; 9:8–17.
"Full Life in the Emptiest of Places" - Isaiah 58:9b–12 (opens the original)
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When bread is shared, this drab world regains its color. Little by little. This week we sit with the desert's own wisdom and ask what it means to rebuild steadily rather than wait to be rescued. And we will share Christ's bread and cup. The sermon was delivered by Rev. Victor Floyd on Sunday, September 6, 2026. The scripture reading was from Isaiah 58:9b–12.
"How Great Thou Art" - Psalm 8 (opens the original)
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The hymn "How Great Thou Art" is well known and sung in many churches and in many languages. While the story of the hymn itself is interesting enough, how the hymn has helped faith get passed down from one generation to the next is also fascinating! This sermon was delivered by Rev. Joann H. Lee on Sunday, August 30, 2026. The scripture reading was from Psalm 8.
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