Covenant Adult Forum
The Forum is the primary adult Christian education opportunity at Covenant on Sunday mornings. We meet during the school year at 9:00 a.m. at the same time the children have Sunday School. Please follow the YouTube link to see recordings of past speakers.
NO PROGRAMMING March 29 & April 5th
UPCOMING | April 12th
Entering the World of the Old Testament: Reading Scripture with Ancient Eyes
How Context Brings Scripture to Life on a Journey Through the World Behind the Text
An engaging exploration of the Old Testament. Step into the world of ancient Israel—its history, geography, and literary imagination. By understanding the cultural and historical contexts in which these texts were written, we gain fresh insight into their meaning and message. This presentation will guide participants on a journey through the Old Testament’s diverse stories and genres, revealing how context brings God’s word to life and deepens our understanding of our own faith journey.
Kelly Sollinger is a spiritual director, poet, and artist. She holds a Master's in Theology from Ohio Dominican University, and is a former director of adult faith formation at the St. Thomas More Newman Center. She enjoys teaching scripture to diverse audiences and feels called to provide safe spaces where every voice can be heard and honored, regardless of institutional affiliation (or lack thereof). Find out more at DancingOwlStudio.com.
NO PROGRAMMING March 29 & April 5th
UPCOMING | April 12th
Entering the World of the Old Testament: Reading Scripture with Ancient Eyes
How Context Brings Scripture to Life on a Journey Through the World Behind the Text
An engaging exploration of the Old Testament. Step into the world of ancient Israel—its history, geography, and literary imagination. By understanding the cultural and historical contexts in which these texts were written, we gain fresh insight into their meaning and message. This presentation will guide participants on a journey through the Old Testament’s diverse stories and genres, revealing how context brings God’s word to life and deepens our understanding of our own faith journey.
Kelly Sollinger is a spiritual director, poet, and artist. She holds a Master's in Theology from Ohio Dominican University, and is a former director of adult faith formation at the St. Thomas More Newman Center. She enjoys teaching scripture to diverse audiences and feels called to provide safe spaces where every voice can be heard and honored, regardless of institutional affiliation (or lack thereof). Find out more at DancingOwlStudio.com.
Covenant Presbyterian Women (CPW)
All women of our church are automatically part of Covenant Presbyterian Women.
Throughout the year they meet for luncheons at the church
and in small groups called "Circles" at different times and places.
You are encouraged to join an existing circle or start a new one!
Throughout the year they meet for luncheons at the church
and in small groups called "Circles" at different times and places.
You are encouraged to join an existing circle or start a new one!
Bible Study Circles
3rd Monday at 10:00am in person
1st Wednesday at 9:30am in person
1st Tuesday at 7:00 pm via Zoom or in person
Action Circles
2nd and 4th Fridays at 9:30 a.m. in the Church Lounge
Covenant Men's Fellowship
Men's Breakfast
First Watch
Kingsdale Shopping Center
2nd Saturday each month
The Men's Study Breakfast
The men's study breakfast is on the first Saturday of each month (except summer) at 9:00 A.M. in the church lounge.
We have been viewing and discussing the video series "Ask N. T. Wright Anything." Basic breakfast items will be provided, but please bring an item to share.
First Watch
Kingsdale Shopping Center
2nd Saturday each month
The Men's Study Breakfast
The men's study breakfast is on the first Saturday of each month (except summer) at 9:00 A.M. in the church lounge.
We have been viewing and discussing the video series "Ask N. T. Wright Anything." Basic breakfast items will be provided, but please bring an item to share.
Seeds of Hope Garden
SOH Garden provides organic, fresh vegetables to those in need. Volunteers meet at the garden during the growing season Sundays at 4pm, and Tuesdays and Thursdays at 8am to harvest, plant, weed, water, fertilize, and just get fingers into the soil and enjoy the spectacle of more than 20 different hardy, fruitful plants. The Garden was awarded a grant by the Scotts, Miracle‐Gro company to experiment with a movable row cover system. Flowers planted by the Covenant Circle attracts bees for pollination and are given to those who receive vegetables. We work with the leaders of Covenant’s SOS Food Pantry to provide fresh produce to those served by SOS. This mission project provides nearly ¾ of a ton of fresh produce to those in need each year and provides opportunities for Covenant and community members to learn new skills and make a difference in many lives.
