• 1: Welcome
  • 1.1: Current Church Events
  • 1.3: The Acts of Calvary Newsletter
  • 1.4: Office Hours & Staff
  • 1.5: Church Council
  • 1.6: Elders & Deacons
  • 1.7: Membership
  • 1.8: Baptism Information
  • 1.9: Wedding Infomation
  • 1.10: Pastoral Care
  • 1.11: The History of Calvary 1950-2000
    • 1.11.1: The Celebration Begins!
    • 1.11.2: The Early Years
    • 1.11.3: Rise Up And Build
    • 1.11.4: Stained Glass Windows
    • 1.11.5: Money Talks
    • 1.11.6: We've Always Done It That Way
    • 1.11.7: Changes! Changes! Changes!
    • 1.11.8: You Shall Be My Witnesses
    • 1.11.9: Go Into All The World
    • 1.11.10: I Was Hungry And You Gave Me Food...
    • 1.11.11: Shepherds
    • 1.11.12: Ministers Of Christian Education And Youth
    • 1.11.13: Parish Assistant
    • 1.11.14: Assistant To The Pastor

    • Current page is 1.11.15: Sons And Daughters In The Ministry

    • 1.11.16: The Keeper Of The Keys
    • 1.11.17: In The Church Office
    • 1.11.18: Our Business Directors
    • 1.11.19: Praise God In His Sanctuary
    • 1.11.20: Let The Children Come To Me
    • 1.11.21: Confirmation Instruction
    • 1.11.22: Nursery School
    • 1.11.23: Vacation Bible School
    • 1.11.24: Nassau Lutheran School
    • 1.11.25: Long Island Lutheran Middle & High School
    • 1.11.26: Youth Program
    • 1.11.27: Scouting
    • 1.11.28: Calvary Guild
• 2: Pastor's Corner
• 3: Deacon Beacon
• 4: Calvary Nursery School
• 5: Bible Studies
• 6: Stewardship
• 7: Sunday School
• 8: Confirmation Class
• 9: Youth Group
• 10: Vacation Bible School
• 11: Happy Years
• 12: LWML Ladies Guild
• 13: Community Outreach
• 14: Sports
• 15: Music
• 16: Wish Upon A Stage

Sons And Daughters In The Ministry

Four young men of Calvary have entered the pastoral ministry during our 50 year history. Robert Kuppler is now serving a parish in New Jersey and Craig Muhlbach in Indiana. John Reis left the pastorate after several years. Richard Scheu is a pastor in the Evangelical Lutheran Church, in America

More than a dozen of our young men and women have served for a time as Christian Day School teachers, Directors of Christian Education, and other full-time church workers. Fred Eichberger was particularly successful in encouraging young people to enter church careers.