History of Calvary Episcopal Church The present Church was built during the ministry of Reverend Joseph Blount Cheshire during the years 1859-1868. The architect was an Englishman, William Percival, whose work See details
Needlepoint began appearing in Calvary Parish as early as the 1960s and continued sporadically for a little over three decades. The original communion rail kneelers and four small, additional kneelers See details
History of Calvary Episcopal Church The present Church was built during the ministry of Reverend Joseph Blount Cheshire during the years 1859-1868. The architect was an Englishman, William Percival, whose work See details
Calvary is asking each parishioner to donate $12 which will purchase one net. All that is necessary to make a donation is to designate “Nets for Life” on a check See details
Calvary Church is located in Tarboro in the Coastal Plains region of eastern North Carolina in Edgecombe County, about 20 miles east of Interstate 95 (the major North/South highway of the region).
Tarboro is about 70 miles east of Raleigh, the capital of North Carolina, and about 100 miles from the Atlantic coast.