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
Action Circles
Covenant Men's Fellowship
Men's Breakfast
First Watch
Kingsdale Shopping Center
2nd Saturday each month
Food & fellowship
Stephen Ministry
Bear one another's burdens...
Yes, each of has their own load to bear, the challenges and sorrows of life that come to us all. Sometimes, though, our loads become burdens. A Stephen Minister offers unconditional love, an attentive and listening presence, a companion on the journey. Stephen Ministers receive over fifty hours of training. When assigned to a care receiver, the Stephen Minister meets with him or her for one a hour a week and prays regularly for that care receiver. We are made to love one another, to help each other stand back up, to help one another find our path. Only God can heal us, but God has graciously given us the ability to share the love and hope of Christ.
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 h 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.
