• Seek the Welfare of the City: How can we create a culture of neighborliness in a city of diverse people and places? Bob Henderson interviews Dale Mullennix of our mission partner Urban Ministry Center. FH207.
  Feb. 20 - Laura Belcher of Habitat Charlotte interviewed by Julia Watkins
  Feb. 27 - Jimmy McQuilkin of Urban Promise interviewed by Lucy Crain
   
• Make or Break: Resolutions for a Healthy New Year: Karen Rubin tells us about Qigong, which uses gentle movement aligned with the breath to release tension, cultivate healing energy and circulate it through the body. Rec Wing Room 3A. See the full series here.

Proceeds from the Mission Festival on Sunday, Feb. 24 keep our trips affordable for youth and adults while also supporting our partners. 

• Click here to make a reservation and reserve your bid number.

One of many prized items available in the live auction will be a day of golf for you and a friend with Hugh McColl and Bob Henderson at Hugh's favorite golf course in Georgia (known for its azaleas). You'll take a day trip on a private jet.

Susan Ferone, Covenant's care coordinator, will leave the church staff on Feb. 28 to become a Geriatric Case Manager at Caregiving Corner, using her clinical skills in caring for the elderly and supporting their families.

Susan has enjoyed her time on staff and looks forward to continuing to be part of the Covenant family as an elder and volunteer. Please join us in wishing Susan much happiness and in giving thanks for her service among us.

Decking has started to be installed on the second floor of the hospitality center. Much of the backfill next to the retaining wall is in place. Weather permitting, steel work will continue and the base of the first floor decking will be poured soon. 

Covenant will open a full-day child development center on our campus as part of a capital campaign initiative. A search committee, chaired by Mary Nell McPherson and comprised of Ann Ayers, Brad Gritter, Lauren Heald, Marilynn Mickle and Katie Stewart, has begun the process of seeking a director. Share your thoughts on what qualities are most important by contacting Mary Nell McPherson.

Covenant will continue a conversation series with our friends at The Park Church on The Color of Law, the forgotten history of how our government segregated America. Newcomers are welcome. We'll gather on Tuesday, Feb. 19 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at The Park (800 Briar Creek Rd.). RSVP here.

Learn how God calls us to build relationships with those who are marginalized. Develop friendships within the church community, too.

Kinship Project will meet every Tuesday in March and participate in opening and closing retreats on March 3 and April 2. We will also take part in a book study on radical kinship co-facilitated by Kim Moseley, licensed counselor. Get connected here.

Join Covenant friends and families for one or all of the quarterly hikes planned for 2019. Led by Lauren Sawyers and Grady Moseley, the hikes are accessible for all ages and skill levels. See the schedule here.

For this newly created position, we are looking for a motivated self-starter with high energy and a passion to serve children and their families. Your key responsibility will be to start, manage and grow enrollment for the full-day child care development center with our number one goal to be licensed as a 5-star center within 12 months of opening. Details here.