Please join us for the Fourth Annual UA Culture & Artisans Fair at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church in Upper Arlington, featuring global crafts, delicious food, live music and dance performances. This event is brought to you by St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, CRIS (Community Refugee & Immigration Services), and the UA Community Relations Committee.

This luncheon is not just for members - All are invited to attend!  Jean McCoard will be our guest and speaker.  She is of Cherokee heritage and was an ordained UCC Pastor.  Jean has written memoirs, and books of poetry, devotions, short stories and her new novel.  She lives in Southern Ohio.
At the luncheon Jean will be discussing and reading from her latest book, 'Backroads to Paradise' which is about a family in Appalachia Ohio seeking their various roads to understanding their own meaning of life and their relationship to the Great Mystery.

RSVP before or after service with Estelle or call the church office.

Mark your calendars! Securely dispose of sensitive personal documents at our annual Neighborhood Shred Day.
Suggested donation of $5 per bag or box.

The Jean A. Mortland Scholarship was established in 2007 in memory of Jean A. Mortland because of her appreciation for excellent music and advocacy for higher education. Jean was a member of Covenant Presbyterian Church for over forty years and taught at the Capital University Law School. Her faith was service oriented and socially active, and her leadership at Covenant Presbyterian Church was a gift of intellect, passion, and strength. She left a substantial bequest to Covenant Presbyterian Church, which was supplemented by donations made in her memory. Her family wanted the fund to reflect her love of music, higher education, and the Christian faith.

Criteria: The recipient will be selected by the Worship and Arts Commission of Covenant Presbyterian Church each year. The person chosen will be pursuing a college or graduate degree in music or theology, will be a member of Covenant Presbyterian Church or associated closely with this church in some manner, and will demonstrate a commitment to excellence in their vocation.

To apply visit: https://bit.ly/JAMApp26 Application due by Jun 1, 2026

Snowball Mountain Challenge invites kids 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)

June 1 (Monday) 5:00 p.m. - Pride flag raising at the UA municipal building
June 13 (Saturday) 12:00–3:00 p.m. - Hilliard Pride event at Hilliard Station Park
June 16 (Thursday) 7:00 p.m. - Interfaith Prayer Service (location TBA)
June 20 (Saturday) 10:30 a.m. - Columbus Pride March (walk with Presbytery of Scioto Valley)
June 28 (Sunday) 1:00–5:00 p.m.- UA Pride event at Amelita Mirolo Barn

The primary adult Christian education opportunity at Covenant on Sunday mornings.  We meet during the school year.
UPCOMING |  April 19th
Join us for a discussion that focuses on women as disciples, apostles, and leaders in the life of the church

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.

Join Rev. Joel Esala for fellowship and study.

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!