The stage welcomes musicians, vocalists and dancers of all ages. Plus, hear favorites from the contemporary worship team. A cookout-style meal begins at 5 p.m. Make a reservation here.

Music is an avenue for young people to engage in the life of the church, to worship God and to discover passion for the arts. Be part of what we're building! An enrollment party today with Mrs. Heather and Mr. Rob welcomes children in grades K-5.  Details here.

• 8:45 a.m. Chapel: An intimate, meditative worship experience. Rev. Bob Henderson preaches two Sundays per month, including this week.
   
• 9:30 a.m. Contemporary: A Sanctuary service featuring a worship team of instrumentalists and singers as well as a sermon by the week's preaching minister.
   
• 11 a.m. Traditional: A Sanctuary service with the full Covenant Choir, accompanied by orchestral musicians on special occasions.
   
• 11 a.m. Fellowship Hall: Paused until Jan. 5 to allow time for a redesign. You are invited to share feedback at a listening session on Sunday, Sept. 15 at 11 a.m. in the Fellowship Hall.
   
• Sunday School for children and youth begins on Sunday at 9:30 a.m. in the Education Wing. Adult Sunday School begins the following week on Sept. 15.

Look for balloons welcoming children back to the Education Wing. Please enter through the door near the Circle. All other entrances, including Morehead Street and the Rec Wing, will be used as exits only. The soon-to-be-completed Welcome Center will eventually serve as the main entrance and check-in area for the Education Wing.

Bring your calendar for a full slate of activities built around four pillars: worship, community, service and study.  Get a preview of the year ahead from Perrin Tribble and Martin Pruitt, our middle and high school youth directors. We'll also hear from youth and adult leaders.   Details here.

Covenant welcomes Susan Sparks, a comedian, Baptist minister and
best-selling author whose work has been featured in national outlets.  Dinner begins at 6 p.m. Hors d'oeuvres will be passed throughout the evening. Children's dinner is 5 to 6 p.m.  Make reservations.

A church-wide screening of  Selma presented by the missions team will be an opportunity to discuss the legacy of racism in America. No RSVP needed.

Want to grow connections with others and with God? A new initiative will make it easier. This fall, Connect groups begin with a study of the Gospel of John. Complete a questionnaire on your interests and preferences.

A Covenant tradition returns! We welcome ages 5 to 18. Applications are due by Oct. 18. Practices begin the week of Nov. 3. First games are Dec. 7 and continue through February.  You can register here.

Covenant has a tradition of supporting our college-age students near and far. We match you up with a Secret Saint to pray and care for you through the year. Students, click here to sign up.

• Get involved: Support a college student with care packages and encouraging notes. This is a great opportunity for an individual or group. Sign up here.

We'll provide everything you need to manage a project. It's a great way to m eet folks and make a difference in our city.   Contact Julia Watkins.

• Highland Heroes Appreciation Brunches are the third Monday of each month. You can contribute food, drinks, flowers or notes of encouragement. Simply drop off your contribution at the church and we'll deliver. You can sign up here.

• Read, Roar, Soar! Read with a 3rd grader once a month for one hour. from 9:45 to 10:45 a.m. You'll be in a classrooom with other volunteers to help children select books and read with the class. Details here.