Calvary Chapel Eastside

08/26/2026

Nepal has suffered catastrophic flooding in mudslide. So many killed. He praying for this area.

08/17/2026

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08/15/2026

If you’re gonna get donuts, please support the pet cross

Help The Pet Cross fundraise by ordering delicious Krispy Kreme Digital Dozens today! Enjoy mouth-watering dozens & share to support their Krispy Kreme Fundraiser!

08/05/2026

CCES MID-WEEK STUDY TONIGHT!
Pastor John Mark will lead us thru Acts 17 @ 6 PM

08/02/2026

The Church Office will be closed Monday, August 3rd. We will be back in the office in Tuesday.

08/01/2026

08/01/2026

TODAY!
Memorial Service and Fellowship
for John Cardenas

Funeral:
Shine of Rememberance
2 PM

Potluck Fellowship:
Calvary Chapel Eastside
4:30 PM
*Please bring foods to share

08/01/2026

From a devotional study I read just now. Very interesting and inspiring- Pastor Tracy

The Bible Cannot Be Stopped

In the 1500s, Bibles didn’t exist in most languages. Only well-educated or wealthy people could study it in Hebrew, Greek, or Latin.

But a scholar named William Tyndale was convinced that everyone deserved to have access to Scripture. And so he began to translate it into his language: English.

Many authorities were against this idea and other beliefs Tyndale had, so he fled England and later smuggled his New Testaments back into his home country. For nine years, Tyndale evaded arrest while continuing to work on the first English translation of the Bible. But eventually, he was captured, condemned for heresy, and burned at the stake.

Tyndale’s determination sparked a movement to see the Bible made accessible in language familiar to everyday people. And nearly 100 years later, change happened. The King James Bible became available in English—a version that used a lot of Tyndale’s work in the initial release.

Over time, England was transformed by the Bible. Revivals and awakenings took place, missionary movements were born, and organizations dedicated to Bible translation were formed. Scripture revived a nation—but revival started when early English translators believed everyone should have access to God’s Word … and they did something about it.

How does the courage of early Bible translators inspire you? Right now, reflect on what Tyndale went through, and then, ask God to clarify what steps you can take to share Scripture with those around you. Maybe it’s sending a verse to someone, or maybe it’s giving to a Bible translation project.

Whatever it is, consider how different your life would look if you didn’t have access to God’s Word, and then be a catalyst for change in someone else’s life.

08/01/2026

My current Bible study:
Currently I am studying in two separate books. One Old testament and one New testament. Isaiah and Hebrews. Every day I read a little bit in both. After Hebrews will be the book of Romans as I continue in Isaiah. It's important to know God's word. So I read it daily. Encourage you to do the same. Read it daily!
Join me!
May we all grow deeper in the word and understanding of the word of God! - Pastor Tracy

08/01/2026

I came across this particular verse in my personal Bible study today. Honestly never knew it existed. But it challenges how I look at things.
Matthew 5:42 "Give to the one who asks you, and do not turn away from the one who wants to borrow from you"
- Tracy