Come & Visit

We suggest arriving about 10–15 minutes before service so you have time to find a seat and get settled. If you’re bringing kids, plan to arrive a little earlier — check-in goes smoothly but it’s nice to have a few extra minutes so everyone’s comfortable before service begins.

We meet Sundays at 9:30 AM, and Wednesdays for a potluck dinner at 6:00 PM followed by Bible study at 6:45 PM. You’re welcome at either one, and you’re welcome to come just for the study on Wednesdays.

The mountain can get snow — we get it. If conditions make travel unsafe, we’ll post any service changes on our website and social media. When in doubt, check calvarycla.org or give us a call before heading up.

Absolutely. You can watch our live stream at calvarycla.org/watch.

Come as you are. Seriously — jeans, flannel, hiking boots. We’re a mountain community church and there’s no dress code.

Yes — we have Children’s Ministry, Youth, and a Preschool program. When you arrive, our team will help you get your kids checked in and settled before service.

Yes — and we have a dedicated time for it. On the 3rd Sunday of every month, about 10 minutes after service, Pastor Miles hosts an open Q&A in the sanctuary. Bring your questions about Christian values, living out your faith, and the Bible. It’s relaxed, informal, and a great way to grow together in God’s Word. First-timers are always welcome.

Can’t make it, or want to think through your question ahead of time? Submit your question online, and Pastor Miles will answer it live at the next Pastor’s Corner.

Communion is held on the first Sunday of every month.

We are part of the Calvary Chapel Association (CCA) — a worldwide fellowship of Calvary Chapel churches committed to the foundational distinctives established by Pastor Chuck Smith, including verse-by-verse Bible teaching, the centrality of God’s Word, and a heart for the Holy Spirit. We are not denominational in the traditional sense, but firmly rooted in the Calvary Chapel tradition.

Entirely through the voluntary tithes and offerings of the congregation. We never pressure anyone to give — we simply trust that where God guides, God provides.

Due to liability issues and concerns, it is the policy of Calvary Chapel Lake Arrowhead that only fully trained Guide dogs / Seeing Eye® dogs will be allowed on church property. This includes any animals left in cars while attending services or events.

Legal Note (ADA Exemption)

As a religious organization, Calvary Chapel Lake Arrowhead is exempt from the requirements of Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) regarding service animals.

The exact text of the exemption is found in 42 U.S.C. § 12187 (Section 307 of the ADA):

“The provisions of this subchapter shall not apply to private clubs or establishments exempted from coverage under title II of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 or to religious organizations or entities controlled by religious organizations, including places of worship.”

References / Proof Documents:

• Full U.S. Code: 42 U.S.C. § 12187

Our heart is to create an environment where the Word of God can be taught and received without distraction (1 Corinthians 14:40), while still loving and welcoming everyone who comes.

If you have any questions, please feel free to speak with an usher or contact the church office.

We have Small Groups, ministry teams, and serving opportunities for everyone. You can explore options on our website, reach out through our contact page, or simply introduce yourself to someone after service — we’d love to point you in the right direction.