• Click here to see service opportunities for all experience levels.
   
• Click here to order a 2019 T-shirt. Shirts will be distributed on the morning of Covenant Impacts Charlotte.
   
• Please make your financial pledge for the 2019 operating
  budget on or before Commitment Sunday. Your commitment enables the church to produce an accurate budget and position our ministries for the broadest impact. You will receive a packet in the mail or you can visit CovenantPresby.org/pledge.

You're invited for dinner in the Fellowship Hall from 5 to 6:30 p.m. Programs for all ages are at 6:30 p.m., including these opportunities:

• Make dinner/child care reservations and learn more here.

Last week, Covenant received final sign-off from the city to move forward with our campus improvement projects. Work officially began Tuesday and construction activities will ramp up in the coming days. 

The hospitality space, which will house our new Child Development Center, will be completed first, followed by renovations to the Education Wing, Fellowship Hall and Dilworth Road entrance. 

As Covenant prepares for a full-day child development center, our leadership team would like your feedback on what the CDC website should look like. Click here to complete a survey.

Thank you from the CDC team: Ariel Gritter, Catherine Bracey, Sarah
Crowder, Anarosa Covaria, Adrienne Davis, Hannah and Zack Leitner, Betty Graybeal, Judy Grubbs, Catherine Abeyta and Noelle Lewis. 

Jennifer Harvey, author of the acclaimed book Raising White Kids, will speak about the need for honest conversations on race and white identity.

A talk at 9:30 a.m. is for everyone - parents, grandparents, neighbors and educators. A workshop-style evening session at 6 p.m. is specifically geared toward parents and guardians. Learn more here.

You can contribute food, drinks, flowers and notes. Our team will deliver to the school. Click here to see the needs  through SignUp Genius.  Please drop off items in Fellowship Hall collection point near kitchen.

• See more ways to serve at Highland.

Help serve our neighbors at Men's Shelter of Charlotte by preparing  Texas  Hash and desserts. Place items in the Fellowship Hall freezer at your convenience. 
Contact Joe Pool for questions.   Click here  for the Texas Hash recipe. 

The Epiphany School, based here on Covenant's campus, supports children who move through our world a little differently. You can serve as a lunch/recess buddy weekdays from 11 a.m. to noon. Volunteers are also needed to drive vans for field trips to Triple Play Farm in Davidson, leaving Epiphany at 8:15 a.m. and returning at 1:30 p.m. Get connected here.

Contribute 2019 calendars and new  greeting /Christmas  cards  for neighbors in need. Drop off at the collection bin in the Rec Wing through January. We collected over 400 calendars last year.  For questions, contact Jane H. Taylor.

Covenant welcomes ages 5 to 18 for our basketball league. Teams practice once a week for one hour starting in November. Games are held on Saturdays in various church gyms beginning in December. Get connected here.

Zeno Wall has been named Property Manager effective October 1. As you know, Zeno has served as the interim property manager since May 14 and is happy to join us on a permanent basis.

 

Zeno has held supply, logistics and technology positions with companies such as Target, Compact Power Equipment and Family Dollar. As the Purchasing Agent for a local commercial lighting manufacturer, he was the Facilities Manager for several commercial properties owned by the company. While at Compact Power Equipment, he managed $10 million in electrical and mechanical inventory in support of a nation-wide team of technicians.

 

Zeno graduated in 1998 from Wingate University with a degree in communications. Zeno and his wife, Lisa, are the parents of a 16-year-old daughter, Lauren.  Please join us in congratulating Zeno on this change and continuing to support his work in property management.