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Church can feel intimidating when it's new. It doesn't have to be. Here is everything you need for your first Sunday at Calvary.
We can't wait to meet you.
We want everyone to feel at home here, whether you're a new visitor looking for Christian churches in Naperville, or a long-time member.
- Wear what you want. Jeans, dresses, jerseys. You will fit right in.
- Park and enter at Door 1. Greeters inside will point you anywhere you need to go.
- You're welcome here. While you're here, come see us at the big red wall. Stop by the Welcome Booth after your first service with us. Our team is there to answer questions and point you in the right direction.
- Come early, stay late. The Bistro serves brunch on Sunday mornings and the coffee shop is open before and after services.
Let us know you're coming
Tell us which Sunday you're visiting and we'll be ready for you. Here's what happens after you RSVP:
- Right away: an email with where to go and when to arrive.
- The day before: a reminder email, and a text if you'd like one.
- When you arrive: a host meets you at the door about 15 minutes before the service. For 8 a.m., enter Door 7 near the Chapel. For 9 and 11 a.m., enter Door 1.
- Bringing kids? At 9 and 11 a.m., Calvary Kids will be ready for them, and your host walks you to kids check-in.
- Then: your host gives you a welcome gift and walks you into the service.
- After your visit: our Next Steps team will reach out to say hello.
Every week
Liturgical
8 a.m.Chapel, enter Door 7. No childcare at this service.
What to expect
A 50 to 60 minute service with a calm, reflective rhythm: a strong focus on Scripture, corporate prayers, weekly Communion, and a shorter, focused message. Designed for adults, so no childcare is provided.
More about the liturgical serviceEnglish
9 and 11 a.m.Auditorium
What to expect
The same service at both times. Park and enter at Door 1, and greeters will point you anywhere you need to go. Wear what you want. Calvary Kids meets during both services for infants through 5th grade, junior high meets on Sundays too, and the Bistro and coffee shop are open before and after.
Calvary Kids on SundaysCalvary Español
9 and 11 a.m.Fellowship Hall, enter Door 1
What to expect
Our Spanish-speaking church family worships and hears God's Word in Spanish every Sunday.
Visit Calvary EspañolCalvary Indian
11 a.m.Chapel, enter Door 7
What to expect
Worship songs in Indian languages, a culturally relevant message, and the chance to connect with others of Indian descent, with opportunities for children, junior high, and high school.
More about Calvary IndianCalvary Deaf
9 a.m.In ASL, enter Door 25
What to expect
A church service in American Sign Language for the Deaf and hard of hearing community, plus seminars, events, and small groups. Can't make it in person? Watch online anytime.
More about Calvary DeafWednesdays
7 p.m.Discipleship classes, Calvary Español Prayer Service, Calvary Kids, and Calvary YTH
What to expect
A night for every age. Students in grades 6 to 12 meet in the Fellowship Hall during the Calvary Kids remodel, entering at Door 1, with prayer at 6 p.m. and hangout at 6:30 p.m.
More about Calvary YTHThursdays
7:15 p.m.Young Adults, ages 18 to 30. Fellowship Hall, enter Door 1. Doors open at 7 p.m.
What to expect
A community of college students and young professionals building meaningful relationships with God and one another, through worship, small groups, and monthly events.
More about Young AdultsSame gospel. Different expression.
Our liturgical service is a sacred time of worship centered on the Word of God, reflection, prayer, and communion, creating space to slow down, listen, and encounter God through a steady, intentional rhythm.
Sundays at 8 a.m. in the Chapel (Door 7). About 50 to 60 minutes, with weekly Communion and a printed order of service. No childcare is provided at this service.
Worship in your heart language
People of all backgrounds, cultures, and languages come together to worship God as one family. Here's where to find us.
Got kids?
Calvary Kids
Safe, secure, age-appropriate programming for infants through 5th grade, with check-in near the main entrance.
Calvary YTH
A place for middle and high schoolers to belong, ask real questions, and grow in their faith together.
Got kids with special needs?
Our Champions ministry provides buddies and accessible programming so every child can take part in Kids, no matter their ability.
Here are some things you may want to know
How do I plan my first visit?
Just show up. Services run Sundays at 8, 9, and 11 a.m. Park, enter at Door 1, and greeters will walk you anywhere you need to go. Arrive about 15 minutes early if you are checking in kids.
What should I wear?
Wear what you want. We're a diverse community, and that includes how people dress. Come as you're comfortable. That's exactly how we want to see you.
What is worship like?
We love it when you clap, move, stand, and sing. Worship here is passionate, and you'll feel that from the moment it starts.
How long are your services?
Our two services at 9 and 11 a.m. are both about 75 minutes. Our liturgical service at 8 a.m. is about 50 to 60 minutes.
Where should I park?
If it's your first time, head to our main entrance, Door 1. Our greeters will be there to help you find wherever you need to go.
How does kids check-in work?
Secure check-in serves ages 6 weeks through 5th grade with trained, background-checked volunteers. Drop off before service and pick up right after with your matching tag. We do not offer childcare for our 8 a.m. liturgical service. We offer full childcare and a vibrant children's ministry during our Sunday services at 9 and 11 a.m.
Do you have food or coffee on campus?
Our Bistro is open Sunday mornings for a fun family brunch, or a serenely solitary one, if that's more your speed, and our Coffee Shop is open before or after Sunday or Wednesday services. We also have complimentary drip coffee in the hallway.
Marty and Becky Sloan
Marty Sloan
Lead Pastor
I'm passionate about communicating the word of God and helping people know Him and find their place in His mission of redemption, what we call Missio Dei, the belief that God's mission for the world can't be separated from the local church. My wife, Becky, and I joined the Calvary Church family in January of 2020, and together we're creating an earthly picture of heaven, inviting people into real community with God and each other.
I've been an ordained minister since 2000, serving in ministry for over 25 years and as lead pastor since 2009. Becky and I have been married since 1994 and have two sons, Chandler and Landon. Outside the church, you'll find me reading, weightlifting, traveling, hunting, or watching football.
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9S200 State Route 59, Naperville
We are located just south of the Fox Valley Mall and near the crossroads of Route 59 and 75th Street.