In focus this week: Re-entering society after incarceration
Hear from Kate Capitano, Blaine Sanders in worship
In July, we're featuring stories and invitations from people who are spending their summers serving others.
Come to any worship service and hear from Kate Capitano, People in Mission intern, and Blaine Sanders, Covenant member and board member at Center for Community Transitions, about journeying alongside incarcerated women as they re-enter Charlotte with grace, hope and hard work.
Stay after worship in the Fellowship Hall for a few minutes to help assemble a flower arrangement for new residents. These folks often wonder who will welcome them back, and we can help them know there are many who look forward to doing so.
Enjoy the outdoors with Covenant folks of all ages. Ice cream and popsicles are provided on the Circle by the Early Childhood Education Committee. No RSVP needed. Contact Lauren Sawyers for details.
Summer choir welcomes you
Lift up your voice in Sunday worship
Do you love to sing?
Summer choir is a great opportunity. Just show up in the Choir Room on Sunday mornings before worship to rehearse an easy anthem. No experience or music-reading ability is required. Contact Heather Potter.
Rehearsal is at 10 a.m. in the Peek Music Room.
No robes necessary; we will have music and folders ready for you.
No expectations of long term commitment. Just come and sing as you are able this summer.
Freedom School concludes with potluck
Thursday, July 26 at noon
This is our day to celebrate Freedom School coming to a close. We will have lunch and celebrate with scholars and their families at Highland. We need volunteers to support a great event! Click here for the volunteer registration hub.
Contribute school supplies for children in need
Bring items to church offices or Rec Wing
Be part of a Covenant tradition. Please bring pencils, erasers, wide rule composition notebooks, Crayola products, safety scissors and glue sticks as we support children at Highland Renaissance in Charlotte and Crossnore Elementary in Avery County, NC. Contact Lucy Crain for questions.
Young Adults: Creating a culture of 'welcome'
Stop by our welcome table
Located a short walk from Covenant are a number of new apartments, many of which target young professionals. Folks who visit Covenant are often not just new to our church but, also, new to Charlotte.
This is why we are proud to launch our Young Adults Welcome Table. Every Sunday from 10:30 to 11 a.m., we'll have a welcoming presence outside by the Fellowship Hall. Stop by for coffee and treats. And make sure you encourage visitors to check out the table. Interested in helping to support this new ministry?
Contact Ian to discuss it.
See folk dancers from around the world
TLC visits Hendersonville on Wednesday, July 25
Join Covenant's active adults group to visit a unique festival called Folkmoot in Hendersonville. We'll leave from Covenant at 9:30 a.m. and return by 6:30 p.m. RSVP to Mary Mattiacci.
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Lead Classroom Teacher in Preschool
Please send cover letter, resume to Kathleen Grabert
Covenant's Preschool has an opening for a lead teacher. Come work with our supportive staff and families! Work hours are 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Details here.
Assistant Teacher in Preschool
Please send cover letter, resume to Kathleen Grabert
Covenant's Preschool has an opening for an assistant teacher. Work hours are 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Details here.
In July, we're featuring stories and invitations from people who are spending their summers serving others.
