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We are a local church teaching and living the Gospel of Jesus. Meeting each Sunday in Loughrea We are Christians, not Jehovah's Witnesses, Mormons, or a cult.

We are a group of ordinary people whose lives have been changed by the extraordinary message of Jesus. We believe that God has given us a clear message in His word, the Bible, to transform our lives. We are part of Calvary Mission, a Christian organisation which has been spreading the good news of Jesus throughout Co. Mayo and Co. Roscommon for over fifteen years. We started in Loughrea, Co. Galway in September 2017, and are privileged to serve our town and it’s people to God’s glory. We are meeting initially each week in Loughrea to study God's word, the Bible, and helping people to understand the transforming power of it's message.

11/09/2026

What does the ordinary Christian life actually look like?

This Sunday, we’re back in Luke’s Gospel, looking at Jesus’ teaching in Luke 17:1–10. As Jesus prepares his disciples for life after his departure, he shows them what faithful, everyday discipleship involves: guarding one another, forgiving repeatedly, trusting God, and serving him without demanding reward.

“We are unworthy servants; we have only done what was our duty.” — Luke 17:10

We meet in the Slieve Aughty Suite at Loughrea Hotel & Spa this Sunday at 11am. We have a kids’ programme for National School-aged children during the sermon.

Everyone is welcome.

04/09/2026

What does faithful leadership in the church look like?

This Sunday, we’re looking at 1 Peter 5:1–5, where Peter calls church leaders to shepherd God’s people willingly, eagerly, and by example, while reminding the whole church that humility should shape our life together.

“Be shepherds of God’s flock that is under your care, watching over them.” — 1 Peter 5:2

We meet in the Slieve Aughty Suite at Loughrea Hotel & Spa this Sunday at 11am. We have a kids’ programme for National School-aged children during the sermon. This is also a special service to celebrate our 8th anniversary as a church, and also the affirmation of two new leaders, Charles and Kuda!

Everyone is welcome.

28/08/2026

What does it mean that Jesus is not only our Saviour, but also our King?

This Sunday, we’re looking at Psalm 110, a remarkable Psalm that points forward to Jesus as the reigning King, the victorious Lord, and the eternal Priest who brings his people to God.

“The LORD says to my Lord: ‘Sit at my right hand, until I make your enemies your footstool.’” — Psalm 110:1

We meet in the Slieve Aughty Suite at Loughrea Hotel & Spa this Sunday at 11am. We have a kids’ programme for National School-aged children during the sermon.
Everyone is welcome.

21/08/2026

What do you do when fear takes hold, when the future feels uncertain and trusting God seems easier said than done?

This Sunday, we’re looking at Psalm 56, an honest prayer from someone under pressure who discovered that fear and faith can exist in the same moment.

“When I am afraid, I put my trust in you.” — Psalm 56:3

We meet in the Slieve Aughty Suite at Loughrea Hotel & Spa this Sunday at 11am. We have a kids’ programme for National School-aged children during the sermon.

Everyone is welcome.

07/08/2026

When everything around us feels uncertain, where can we find a security that will not be shaken? This Sunday, we’ll turn to Psalm 46 and its powerful reminder that God is our refuge and strength—our ever-present help in times of trouble.

Whatever kind of week you’ve had, you are warmly invited to join us as we worship, pray and hear from God’s Word.

We meet in Loughrea Hotel & Spa, in the Slieve Aughty Suite on Sunday at 11am. We have a kids program for National School aged children during the sermon.

Everyone is welcome.

17/07/2026

"How long, O Lord?"

This Sunday we are looking at Psalm 13, a short Psalm that gives words to the experience of waiting, grief, confusion, and unanswered prayer.

David does not hide what he feels. He brings his questions honestly before God, remembers God’s steadfast love, and learns to trust even before his circumstances have changed.

Join us this Sunday as we consider what it means to pray when God seems distant, and how faith can endure in the middle of the waiting.

We meet in Loughrea Hotel & Spa, in the Slieve Aughty Suite on Sunday at 11am.

We have a kids program for National School aged children during the sermon.

Everyone is welcome.

11/07/2026

This Sunday at Calvary Church Loughrea, we’ll be looking together at Psalm 8—a song that lifts our eyes to the vastness of God’s creation and asks a deeply personal question: What is mankind that you are mindful of them?

The God who set the moon and stars in place is not distant or indifferent. He knows us, cares for us, and has given human life extraordinary dignity and purpose. Join us as we consider the majesty of God, the wonder of creation, and what it means to be truly human in the world he has made.

Sunday, 12 July | 11:00am
Loughrea Hotel & Spa, 4th Floor

A children’s programme is available during the sermon for National School-aged children. Everyone is welcome.

03/07/2026

This Sunday we’re beginning a new summer series through the Psalms.

We’ll start with Psalm 1, a psalm that asks a simple question: What kind of life is truly blessed? It contrasts two paths, two voices, and two very different destinations, inviting us to consider where our lives are being shaped and rooted.

Whether you’ve been around church for years or you’re simply curious about the Bible, we’d love to welcome you.

🕚 Sunday | 11:00am
📍 Lough Rea Hotel & Spa, Slieve Aughty Suite (4th Floor)

There will be a children’s programme during the service for National school-aged children. Everyone is welcome.

22/05/2026

This Sunday at Calvary Church Loughrea, we continue our series in Zephaniah in Zephaniah 2:12–15.

The city of Nineveh looked untouchable. Powerful. Secure. The kind of city no one imagined could fall. Yet God’s word exposes the danger of pride, not only in empires and nations, but in the human heart. This passage is a sobering one, but also a needed one. It reminds us that no power is too great for God, no pride is hidden from him, and no person is beyond the reach of his mercy.

We would love you to join us this Sunday. We meet in the Slieve Aughty Suite of the Loughrea Hotel and Spa from 11am. There will be a kid's program during the talk section of our service for kids in National School.

08/05/2026

This Sunday at Calvary Church Loughrea we’ll be looking at Zephaniah 2:4–7. In this passage Zephaniah turns his attention to the surrounding nations, especially the proud cities of Philistia. These were places that looked secure, established, and untouchable, yet they stood under the judgement of the Lord.

It is a sobering passage because it reminds us that God sees the world as it really is. Nations, cultures, pride, violence, false security, public sin, hidden sin. None of it is beyond His sight.

And yet, even in this word of judgement, hope breaks through. The land left empty becomes pasture for the remnant of God’s people. The Lord promises refuge, restoration, and rest for those who belong to Him.

We meet in the Loughrea Hotel and Spa, Slieve Aughty Suite, at 11am. We’ll pray, sing, and hear a talk from the Bible. There’s a children’s programme for National School age during the talk.

Address

Loughrea Hotel & Spa
Loughrea
H62Y189

Website

http://www.calvarychurchloughrea.com/

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