Deerfield Community Church

Calvary Chapel South Lake Tahoe is a non-denominational, Bible-teaching church on Emerald Bay Road, founded in August 1991. Pastor Jerry Foster teaches verse by verse through Scripture. Sunday gatherings include morning worship with Sunday school and an evening Bible study. The church also offers a Wednesday study and a Tuesday women's Bible study led by Diana Foster. Services are livestreamed on the church's YouTube channel.

Calvary Chapel Foresthill is a community church centered on Bible teaching, worship and prayer. The congregation meets on Sundays and Wednesday evenings, with a Tuesday women's study and separate men's and women's prayer groups on Saturdays. Visitors are welcome to stay after services for fellowship, conversation or prayer. Recent Sunday messages and archived Bible studies are available online.

Gold Country Calvary Chapel in Grass Valley is led by senior pastor Mike Warren and is affiliated with the Calvary Chapel Association. The congregation gathers for Sunday and Wednesday worship and Bible teaching. Men's and women's studies offer further opportunities for prayer and fellowship. Children's ministry teaches through the Bible with age-appropriate lessons and activities, and youth ministry serves ages twelve through eighteen. The church uses the King James Version as the basis for its doctrine and statement of faith.

Calvary Chapel Georgetown Divide began as a home Bible study in 1990 and started Sunday services in 1991. Pastor Jeremy Grant now leads the congregation in Greenwood. Worship includes hymns and modern songs, with nursery care and children's Sunday school on Sunday mornings. Youth ministry, adult Bible studies, home fellowships and prayer gatherings provide further opportunities to connect. The weekly food giveaway provides groceries to local families in need.

Grace Presbyterian Church Reno is a Presbyterian Church in America congregation in Reno, Nevada. The church brings the life-changing grace of Jesus Christ to a diverse community rooted in faithful Scripture, shaped by historic Reformed truth, and empowered by the Holy Spirit, welcoming children as members of God's covenant family and gathering for worship, teaching, community, service, sermons, and discipleship.

Calvary Chapel South Lake Tahoe is a non-denominational, Bible-teaching church on Emerald Bay Road, founded in August 1991. Pastor Jerry Foster teaches verse by verse through Scripture. Sunday gatherings include morning worship with Sunday school and an evening Bible study. The church also offers a Wednesday study and a Tuesday women's Bible study led by Diana Foster. Services are livestreamed on the church's YouTube channel.

Calvary Chapel Foresthill is a community church centered on Bible teaching, worship and prayer. The congregation meets on Sundays and Wednesday evenings, with a Tuesday women's study and separate men's and women's prayer groups on Saturdays. Visitors are welcome to stay after services for fellowship, conversation or prayer. Recent Sunday messages and archived Bible studies are available online.

Gold Country Calvary Chapel in Grass Valley is led by senior pastor Mike Warren and is affiliated with the Calvary Chapel Association. The congregation gathers for Sunday and Wednesday worship and Bible teaching. Men's and women's studies offer further opportunities for prayer and fellowship. Children's ministry teaches through the Bible with age-appropriate lessons and activities, and youth ministry serves ages twelve through eighteen. The church uses the King James Version as the basis for its doctrine and statement of faith.

Calvary Chapel Georgetown Divide began as a home Bible study in 1990 and started Sunday services in 1991. Pastor Jeremy Grant now leads the congregation in Greenwood. Worship includes hymns and modern songs, with nursery care and children's Sunday school on Sunday mornings. Youth ministry, adult Bible studies, home fellowships and prayer gatherings provide further opportunities to connect. The weekly food giveaway provides groceries to local families in need.