Bring your own picnic and join Covenant friends for Open Picnic Table. Trikes, bikes and scooters are welcomed. Chalk art, games and frozen dessert are provided by the Early Childhood Education Committee.
Future dates are June 19, July 17 and Aug. 21. No RSVP needed. For questions, contact Sarah Gaston.
Confirmation Sunday: A milestone for eighth graders
Sunday in 11 a.m. worship
With guidance from Perrin Tribble and a team of adult mentors, eighth grade students have spent many months exploring their Christian faith as part of the Quest experience. Join us in welcoming them as adults into the Covenant community. The Youth Singers will help lead worship.
Secret Saints brunch welcomes college students
Sunday in 10 a.m. in Fellowship Hall 207
We'll celebrate our saints and the college students they've been supporting throughout the school year with care packages and notes of encouragement. RSVP to Isabel Bader.
Ahead at Covenant this summer
Ways to worship, learn and grow
On Memorial Day Weekend, unified worship is Sunday at 11 a.m. in the Sanctuary. Our guest preacher is Daniel Heath, former director of contemporary worship and arts. Daniel just completed his second year of seminary.
Summer worship: Chapel and Fellowship Hall worship pause from Memorial Day to Labor Day. Join us for worship at 9:30 (contemporary) and 11 (traditional).
Summer sermon series: We need YOUR ideas! Funny, serious, cultural, scientific...no topic is off limits. Submit a question and Bob Henderson and the pastoral staff will explore answers.
Summer Sunday School: Hear from leaders and innovators in medicine, engineering, law, politics and more. We'll explore the intersection of faith and professional life during Summer Sunday School every week at 9:30 a.m. beginning June 2 in Fellowship Hall 207.
Summer Choir: Begins June 16 and runs until Sept. 1. Rehearsal is at 10 a.m. in the Peek Music Room. Everyone is invited for any and every Sunday.
Come every week or drop in.
Charlotte Housing Justice Bus Tour
See the effects of segregation in our city
A bus tour led by Greg Jarrell of QC Family Tree explores racial segregation in the development of Charlotte. Along the way, hear from a former resident of Brooklyn neighborhood, one of the casualties of 1960s-era urban renewal. Space is limited. Tour is Sunday, June 2 at 12:15 p.m. Register here.
Highland needs proctors for end-of-grade tests
Serve at our CMS partner school
It's testing time of year for students at Highland. Our partner school needs proctors on Friday, May 24, Wednesday, May 29 and Friday, May 31 from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Contact Marilynn Mickle or call her at 704-607-2011.
Serve coffee to folks in line at Crisis Assistance
Next date is Wednesday, May 29
Join Covenant to hand out coffee to people in line at Crisis Assistance Ministry on the last Wednesday of every month. Meet in the Crisis parking lot at 7:30 a.m. We're on site for about 30 minutes. Contact Andrew Boyd to get connected.
Many ways to serve at Freedom School
Be a reader, chaperone or supply shopper
Read to a youngster, chaperone a field trip or donate supplies as we sponsor a Freedom School site for 60 children at Highland from June 17 through July 25. This is a great opportunity for high school students. Details and registration here.
Seeking recommendations for elder nominees
Please submit by June 30
A committee has been established to nominate 10 adult church members for election to the Session for a three-year term and two youth members to serve a one-year term beginning in January 2020. Details and online form here.
Bring a picnic - dessert is waiting!
Confirmation Sunday: A milestone for eighth graders
Secret Saints brunch welcomes college students
Ahead at Covenant this summer
Charlotte Housing Justice Bus Tour
Highland needs proctors for end-of-grade tests
Serve coffee to folks in line at Crisis Assistance
Many ways to serve at Freedom School
Seeking recommendations for elder nominees
