Make Your Stewardship Pledge Today!
Jesus says in Matthew 6:21, “where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.” We believe Covenant is worth investing in-—a church where hearts and treasures come together to make a real difference.
Please prayerfully consider your pledge and return your card to the church office.
These groups are filled with welcoming and inclusive women! Consider joining one today.
For more information about CPW circles and activities, contact the Covenant Church Office.
For more information about CPW circles and activities, contact the Covenant Church Office.
Covenant Presbyterian Women’s Circles meet for fellowship and discussion.
· 1st Tuesday at 7:00 pm in either Room 120/individual homes/via Zoom, Elizabeth Circle, Mona Connolly, moderator
· 1st Wednesday at 9:30 am in the Church Lounge, Eunice-Lydia Circle, Jude McLean, moderator
· 3rd Monday, at 10 am in the church lounge, Circle of Friends Lynn Elliott, moderator
· 1st Tuesday at 7:00 pm in either Room 120/individual homes/via Zoom, Elizabeth Circle, Mona Connolly, moderator
· 1st Wednesday at 9:30 am in the Church Lounge, Eunice-Lydia Circle, Jude McLean, moderator
· 3rd Monday, at 10 am in the church lounge, Circle of Friends Lynn Elliott, moderator
Other circles:
- Mission Sewing meets as needed. Contact Diana Sanders for information.
- 2nd and 4th Fridays at 9:30 a.m. in the Church Lounge, Prayer Shawl Circle
Women's Theology
Members of Women’s Theology will meet on the first and third Fridays to continue discussing Freeing Jesus by Diana Butler Bass.
New participants are always welcome. Meetings are held on Zoom, so check with
Susan Imel or Louise Davidson for information and to join the discussion the first
and third Fridays each month from 9:30 - 11 am.
New participants are always welcome. Meetings are held on Zoom, so check with
Susan Imel or Louise Davidson for information and to join the discussion the first
and third Fridays each month from 9:30 - 11 am.
UPCOMING
FEBRUARY 22 & MARCH 1 | "Faith, Community, and Diaspora: A basic survey of Judaism"
David Connolly will present the first in a two-week series on Judaism. This will be a very introductory look at our Jewish heritage - basic tenets of Judaism, centrality of the Torah and Moses, Jewish understanding of God and how it differs from our own. Additionally, we will look at the history of Jewish dispersion from the Holy Land, aka diaspora, and the development of Yiddish language and culture.
NO PROGRAMMING PALM SUNDAY OR EASTER SUNDAY
APRIL 12 | 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
Kelly Sollinger presents 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. Learn more about Kelly: DancingOwlStudio.com.
David Connolly will present the first in a two-week series on Judaism. This will be a very introductory look at our Jewish heritage - basic tenets of Judaism, centrality of the Torah and Moses, Jewish understanding of God and how it differs from our own. Additionally, we will look at the history of Jewish dispersion from the Holy Land, aka diaspora, and the development of Yiddish language and culture.
NO PROGRAMMING PALM SUNDAY OR EASTER SUNDAY
APRIL 12 | 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
Kelly Sollinger presents 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. Learn more about Kelly: DancingOwlStudio.com.
CATCH COURT
We all have been challenged to raise awareness of human trafficking, a multi-billion dollar business second only to drug trafficking. For many years, Covenant members have been supporting programs for women who are trying to recover their lives especially through CATCH Court's program and Freedom a la Cart. Each month, we take lunch for 55 people to CATCH Court on the first Thursday. We invite you to attend Court, providing food for lunch and staying to observe the Court in session. It is also possible to help serve lunch and return to church rather than staying. Let Nan Davidson or Tori Vazquez know of your interest; it’s a good time to get involved since it is Human Trafficking Prevention Month! Go to www.polarisproject.org to learn about the big business of Sex and Labor Trafficking.
Get Involved - Community Outreach!
Hoge Presbyterian Church offers the HM3 program every Saturday for its community in Franklinton including Music, Message, and a free Meal. Area churches assist with the Meal, and Covenant creates and serves a hot, home-made meal every 3rd Saturday.
Come RING with us!
Our Campanille Bells ring once a month. If you would like to substitute ring with us OR are looking to join an outstanding bell ensemble, call us at (614) 451-6677 or email us at covenant@covenantpcusa.org and ask for more information. We will give you a list of this year's dates, pieces, and more information, and will contact you promptly. Rehearsals are Tuesdays 6:45-7:30 PM, and services are Sundays at 10 AM, with an earlier report time for warm-up. Come ring with us!
Volunteers Needed!
Do you like technology? Do you enjoy photography or videography? Would you like to help make our worship run smoothly, and learn new things?
Join the Covenant Tech Team! See Brian Biller after worship, or at 9:10 AM before worship any Sunday! He will get you started! You can send him an email, too: Email Brian Biller
Join the Covenant Tech Team! See Brian Biller after worship, or at 9:10 AM before worship any Sunday! He will get you started! You can send him an email, too: Email Brian Biller
Need a ride?
Covenant Deacons offers rides to members who need transportation to church functions, doctor's appointments, etc. Please call the church office, 614-451-6677, to let them know that you are in need of transportation and any information you think we will need. The office administrator will call the Deacon in charge and the Deacon will call you to set up your ride.