Sunday, May 12

Mother's Day is a special day for many women, but for some it can be a very painful time. For women who have lost babies, who are struggling with infertility, or who are post-abortive, this is a bittersweet day. Morning Will Come is a collection of stories of couples who have been through a loss or are infertile. If you have experienced a loss, please visit the Caleb Ministries display in the main lobby on Sunday to obtain a free copy of this book. For more information, visit calebministries.org.

Monday, May 13 | 7-8:15 PM

Women, please join us as various teachers from our church walk us through Sexual Sanity for Women by Ellen Dykas of Harvest USA. This is not a seminar just for women caught in sexual sin - this is a unique opportunity to learn about how the reality of sexual brokenness and temptations impacts our faith journeys, our families and our church. Come and learn with and from your sisters! We encourage you to bring your middle or high school daughters and open the door for healthy conversation in your own home. The next seminar "Sexually Healthy: Body, Mind and Spirit" and will be led by Allison Kitchen in the CLC Chapel.

Sunday, June 2
Please mark your calendar now so you will be present for a called congregational meeting for the purpose of voting on nominees for the offices of elder and deacon. Watch for details on the meeting and biographies of the candidates. Pray for wisdom and for God's continued protection of our church.

Tuesdays, June 4-July 2 | 7- 8:30 PM

Join us for our Women's Summer Bible Study, Considering Him Faithful: Sarah and Rahab, led by Carolyn Carpenter. The study will be held Tuesdays, June 4-July 2 (total of 5 sessions). Details and registration are online at christcovenant.org/wbs.

Thursday, July 11 | 7- 8:30 PM

Join us in the Community Life Center, to discuss The Vine Project by Colin Marshall & Tony Payne! If you don't already own a copy, they are available for purchase at the Book Nook (main lobby of the worship center) for $13.00. Read at your own pace and join us on July 11 for dessert and discussion.

Reformed Theological Seminary's student body is growing! We are currently searching for housing options for new students as they move to Charlotte. If you have an above-garage apartment, a spare room, or a rental property, would you prayerfully consider renting to a seminary student? Helping house our students is a wonderful way to partner with RTS as we train our students for ministry. For more information, please contact Katy McIlvaine in the RTS admissions office: [email protected] or 704-688-4220.