Before & after both services during the summer schedule, Nurture and Outreach will be providing us with yummy treats!
Donut Days
June: 7, 14, 28
July: 5, 12, 26
August: 2, 9, 23, 30
Sundae Days
June 21
July 19
August 16

Dave Powers returns to the keyboard and microphone! 
June 7th & August 2nd, Dave will be singing from the piano for both our outdoor 9 am prayer service, and our 10 am indoor worship service. 

How can we be faithful Christians who try to love our neighbors in such a divided world? Join us for brunch and learning after the 10:00 church service on June 14th.  After our plates are loaded,  Sabbatical Educator Kathi Bubb will facilitate our conversation as we explore "Living and Loving in Community”. Our time together will conclude at approximately 12:30.

Snowball Mountain Challenge invites kids 3yrs-5th grade to an exciting winter sports event where they become Challengers, gearing up for frosty games, snowy surprises, and hands-on lessons about resilience and faith. They will come to realize that with the strength God provides, they can share their gifts, be brave, give their all, pray, and hope.
“I can do all things through him who strengthens me” (Philippians 4:13, NRSV)

Volunteer:
For rising sixth graders and above! This is a great opportunity for middle and high school kids to get service hours for school!  We need lots of adults too!!!
June 15-18, 2026
9:00-11:30am
Optional: Setup June 13, 9am-12p, Tear down June 18, 11:30am (lunch provided)

Often we don’t know how to use a labyrinth. Is there a protocol, a specific way to walk or breathe or act? Should we think, should we pray, should we empty our minds? The truth: there is no right or wrong way to walk a labyrinth.
Take some time before or after a service or during the week to walk our labyrinth. If you are feeling lost, try our monthly challenges.

For June: as you begin, bring to mind a concern (a friend in need, a personal worry, a local or world issue). Carry that with you as you slowly walk the circuits. When you reach the center, stop for a moment and leave that concern with God. You can stay in the center as long as you want. Then slowly follow the path that leads you back to your life.

Ask yourself:  What did you release?  What did you receive?  You may wish to leave a note in the little library at the entrance or journal when you get home.

And know that each journey into the labyrinth is different. This labyrinth is a gift to the people of Covenant.
Let us use it to quiet our minds and grow closer to our God.

ALSO Join us to welcome in the summer solstice with a group walk on 6/21 at 7:00pm

Join Katy Oberle in the courtyard for a one-hour sound bath experience on Saturday, July 11th at 9:30 am.
You're encouraged to bring a yoga mat, blanket, pillow, or any other aides of comfort to enhance your sound bath experience. Chairs will be available if you'd like to sit instead of lie down.
Learn more about Sound Baths from Katy: https://www.katyoberlecreative.com/soundbaths

Adult Forum will be on summer vacation from June to September

The primary adult Christian education opportunity at Covenant on Sunday mornings.  We meet during the school year.

Children's Education will be on summer vacation from June to September

Children 3 years through 6th grade are invited to join us on Sunday mornings during the school year at 9 am as we explore stories, talk, discover, wonder, and learn together. We meet in Room 115 then break into smaller groups with our teachers.

7th through 12th grade meet after church at 11 am for education, lunch and fun. Youth

The Wednesday Bible Study has just begun the study of Mark - it's never too late to join us!

In person or virtually: bit.ly/40niIH3

The first 15 minutes will be an informal gathering, with the practice beginning at 8:45 for 20 minutes.
 Centering prayer is a method of meditation that places a strong emphasis on interior silence. We allow ourselves to be totally open to God, learning how to gently release attention away from our inner thoughts.

The men's study breakfast is on the first Saturday of each month (except summer) at 9:00 A.M. in the church lounge.
 Basic breakfast items will be provided, but please bring an item to share.

Currently 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

Contact covenant@covenantpcusa.org if you would like to join the members and friends of Covenant who pray for those requesting our prayers. The prayers will be relayed to you via email from Mike Davis. It is asked that you include the prayer request in your daily prayers for a week. To submit a prayer chain request, please click below  and include what you would like included in the request.

Request for flowers to be placed in the sanctuary for Sunday worship to honor loved ones, a special occasion, or just to the glory of God. The dedication information will be listed in the Sunday bulletin.
Call or email the church office to arrange.
$50/arrangement

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. 

There is only one requirement to join our Chancel Choir: you must love worshipping with your voice. We meet every Thursday at 7 PM, and sing anthems from classical to gospel, and everything in between. We have amateurs and professionals - all are welcome!

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 our tech team!!

Email: BrianBiller@covenantcpusa.org!