In Person Children's Church
January 3, 2021 9:45 am - 11:15 am
Children's Church is back! We are so excited to be able to welcome your kids back into a safe and healthy Sunday School environment. Check out www.covhsv.org/children for more info!
One "Transitional" Service
January 3, 2021 10:00 am - 11:00 am
Sanctuary
Covenant Family,
While we are excited and thankful to return to our church building for Sunday morning worship, we recognize that we still need to take the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic seriously. It continues to be a season of experimentation and adaptation for our church. We are so thankful for your flexibility and support as we navigate this challenging time together.
In this spirit, we will be using the summer (beginning on June 7th) as a âtransitionalâ period for worship. We encourage you to carefully read the attached guidelines for our first step in the transition for relaunching our in-person worship experience.\
We recognize that there is no âone-size-fits-allâ solution to this relaunch. This means that during our transition we will continue to offer two high-quality worship experiences:
In response to a congregation-wide phone survey, we found that approximately one-third of respondents would return to in-person worship in June. Based on this feedback, we are preparing for 100 people for worship on Sunday, June 7th (this is a little more than one third of our ordinary worship attendance).
This smaller transitional worship experience will give us the opportunity to be back in our church building while simultaneously training several teams of volunteer ushers for their new responsibilities.
While we welcome all those who choose to attend in-person worship, we realize that it is a personal choice on whether to attend in-person worship or to continue worshiping at home during this transitional period. However, for those who are included in the groups below, at-home worship is strongly recommended:
We recognize that wearing masks is not always enjoyable. However, as elders we believe it is important that everyone wear one during the transition. Wearing masks is a practical step to take to protect ourselves and others when we gather in public. We will wear these masks together as a symbol of our love for our fellow Covenant family members. A helpful article on this topic is here: https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2020/04/dont-wear-mask-yourself/610336/. A heartwarming message from our mayor, Tommy Battle. on why he wears a mask can also be watched here: https://www.huntsvilleal.gov/videos/mayor-battle-why-i-wear-a-face-cover/
We also request that you:
These two steps are easy ways to reduce the likelihood of infecting a fellow Covenant family member. By staying home with an elevated temperature (or if you feel unwell), you lower the risk to your church family. Similarly, by using the restroom ahead of time and reducing the use of the public restrooms at Covenant, you also greatly reduce the spread of germs during the transition. Nevertheless, these bathrooms will be monitored and cleaned throughout the worship service for your safety.
As we look at our membership rolls, we recognize that there are many in the congregation who are either high-risk or would prefer not to attend under the limitations of masks and social distancing. That is okay! We are in a transition period and realize that many will continue to worship online. As we move forward, we will continue to seek new and effective ways to stay connected and be spiritually fed.
We also look forward to welcoming our full worship attendance in the future following this transitional period. Meanwhile, we are embracing this transition as an opportunity to train our ushers and prepare for the time when the public health outlook improves.
We fully anticipate learning a great deal from these first few weeks back in the sanctuary so we look forward to hearing ongoing feedback from you. We really want to hear your voice and encourage you to reach out to the pastors or to info@covhsv.org. In a time when information, guidance, and opinions change daily, we can nevertheless have confidence that our mission remains unchanged: We are a congregation of people who love God, love each other, and serve in the world.
Our present challenges have not stopped our mission, but they have caused us to innovate fresh ways to fulfill that mission. We recognize that every Covenant family member will be making a sacrifice for our community during this transition. Whether you are sacrificing by staying home, or whether you are sacrificing by attending under limitations, we are thankful for your patience and effort. Thank you for the support and love that you have shown us so far and will continue to show in the summer.
We request that you read the attached guidelines for the in-person worship experience in June. We look forward to hearing from you and are thankful for the opportunity to worship together, both in-person and online. We will continue to meet as a group of Elders leading up to the launch on June 7th and will carefully evaluate all the public health We may find ourselves in an uncomfortable place, but we remember that âwherever we go, God has sent us.â
Yours in Christ,
The Elders of Covenant Presbyterian Church
Confirmation Class
January 3, 2021 11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Garage
The Confirmation class is for students in eighth and ninth grades, though we occasionally have older students as well. We meet on Sunday mornings at 11:00 in the Garage. The class explores in depth what it means to be a Christian. Class sessions emphasize understanding the Bible and applying the Bible to our lives. In addition, class members learn about church history, our denomination, and other Christian churches, and the Christian faith in the context of the major world religions. At the close of this experience, these students are invited to make a public profession of faith in Jesus Christ and to become active members of the Church.
Grief Group
January 7, 2021 1:30 pm - 2:30 pm
Hospitality Area
Reserved by Jan Neighbors 8/12/2020
In Person Children's Church
January 10, 2021 9:45 am - 11:15 am
Children's Church is back! We are so excited to be able to welcome your kids back into a safe and healthy Sunday School environment. Check out www.covhsv.org/children for more info!
One "Transitional" Service
January 10, 2021 10:00 am - 11:00 am
Sanctuary
Covenant Family,
While we are excited and thankful to return to our church building for Sunday morning worship, we recognize that we still need to take the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic seriously. It continues to be a season of experimentation and adaptation for our church. We are so thankful for your flexibility and support as we navigate this challenging time together.
In this spirit, we will be using the summer (beginning on June 7th) as a âtransitionalâ period for worship. We encourage you to carefully read the attached guidelines for our first step in the transition for relaunching our in-person worship experience.\
We recognize that there is no âone-size-fits-allâ solution to this relaunch. This means that during our transition we will continue to offer two high-quality worship experiences:
In response to a congregation-wide phone survey, we found that approximately one-third of respondents would return to in-person worship in June. Based on this feedback, we are preparing for 100 people for worship on Sunday, June 7th (this is a little more than one third of our ordinary worship attendance).
This smaller transitional worship experience will give us the opportunity to be back in our church building while simultaneously training several teams of volunteer ushers for their new responsibilities.
While we welcome all those who choose to attend in-person worship, we realize that it is a personal choice on whether to attend in-person worship or to continue worshiping at home during this transitional period. However, for those who are included in the groups below, at-home worship is strongly recommended:
We recognize that wearing masks is not always enjoyable. However, as elders we believe it is important that everyone wear one during the transition. Wearing masks is a practical step to take to protect ourselves and others when we gather in public. We will wear these masks together as a symbol of our love for our fellow Covenant family members. A helpful article on this topic is here: https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2020/04/dont-wear-mask-yourself/610336/. A heartwarming message from our mayor, Tommy Battle. on why he wears a mask can also be watched here: https://www.huntsvilleal.gov/videos/mayor-battle-why-i-wear-a-face-cover/
We also request that you:
These two steps are easy ways to reduce the likelihood of infecting a fellow Covenant family member. By staying home with an elevated temperature (or if you feel unwell), you lower the risk to your church family. Similarly, by using the restroom ahead of time and reducing the use of the public restrooms at Covenant, you also greatly reduce the spread of germs during the transition. Nevertheless, these bathrooms will be monitored and cleaned throughout the worship service for your safety.
As we look at our membership rolls, we recognize that there are many in the congregation who are either high-risk or would prefer not to attend under the limitations of masks and social distancing. That is okay! We are in a transition period and realize that many will continue to worship online. As we move forward, we will continue to seek new and effective ways to stay connected and be spiritually fed.
We also look forward to welcoming our full worship attendance in the future following this transitional period. Meanwhile, we are embracing this transition as an opportunity to train our ushers and prepare for the time when the public health outlook improves.
We fully anticipate learning a great deal from these first few weeks back in the sanctuary so we look forward to hearing ongoing feedback from you. We really want to hear your voice and encourage you to reach out to the pastors or to info@covhsv.org. In a time when information, guidance, and opinions change daily, we can nevertheless have confidence that our mission remains unchanged: We are a congregation of people who love God, love each other, and serve in the world.
Our present challenges have not stopped our mission, but they have caused us to innovate fresh ways to fulfill that mission. We recognize that every Covenant family member will be making a sacrifice for our community during this transition. Whether you are sacrificing by staying home, or whether you are sacrificing by attending under limitations, we are thankful for your patience and effort. Thank you for the support and love that you have shown us so far and will continue to show in the summer.
We request that you read the attached guidelines for the in-person worship experience in June. We look forward to hearing from you and are thankful for the opportunity to worship together, both in-person and online. We will continue to meet as a group of Elders leading up to the launch on June 7th and will carefully evaluate all the public health We may find ourselves in an uncomfortable place, but we remember that âwherever we go, God has sent us.â
Yours in Christ,
The Elders of Covenant Presbyterian Church
ALPHA class
January 10, 2021 11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Fellowship Hall
Go to the below website to get more information.
Confirmation Class
January 10, 2021 11:05 am - 12:05 pm
Garage
The Confirmation class is for students in eighth and ninth grades, though we occasionally have older students as well. We meet on Sunday mornings at 11:00 in the Garage. The class explores in depth what it means to be a Christian. Class sessions emphasize understanding the Bible and applying the Bible to our lives. In addition, class members learn about church history, our denomination, and other Christian churches, and the Christian faith in the context of the major world religions. At the close of this experience, these students are invited to make a public profession of faith in Jesus Christ and to become active members of the Church.
High School Youth Group
January 10, 2021 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Covenant Campus
High School Youth Group is normally 7:00PM to 8:30PM.
Please Contact Steven Herriott (steven.herriott@covhsv.org) for more information.
Middle School Youth Group
January 13, 2021 6:00 pm - 7:15 pm
Covenant Campus
Middle School Youth Group is normally 6:00PM to 7:15PM.
Please Contact Steven Herriott (steven.herriott@covhsv.org) for more information.
High School Youth Bible Study
January 13, 2021 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm
Covenant Campus
High School Youth Bible Study is normally 7:30PM to 9:00PM.
Please Contact Steven Herriott (steven.herriott@covhsv.org) for more information.
Outdoor Landscape Work Day
January 16, 2021 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Covenant Campus
If you'd like to engage in some fellowship with your fellow members and our youth, feel free to join us this Saturday as we team up to spread some fresh new pine straw. We'll start at 9am. We'll be finished by noon (earlier if we get more volunteers)! We'll have some donuts and hot coffee to get things rolling. Time to freshen up!
In Person Children's Church
January 17, 2021 9:45 am - 11:15 am
Children's Church is back! We are so excited to be able to welcome your kids back into a safe and healthy Sunday School environment. Check out www.covhsv.org/children for more info!
One "Transitional" Service
January 17, 2021 10:00 am - 11:00 am
Sanctuary
Covenant Family,
While we are excited and thankful to return to our church building for Sunday morning worship, we recognize that we still need to take the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic seriously. It continues to be a season of experimentation and adaptation for our church. We are so thankful for your flexibility and support as we navigate this challenging time together.
In this spirit, we will be using the summer (beginning on June 7th) as a âtransitionalâ period for worship. We encourage you to carefully read the attached guidelines for our first step in the transition for relaunching our in-person worship experience.\
We recognize that there is no âone-size-fits-allâ solution to this relaunch. This means that during our transition we will continue to offer two high-quality worship experiences:
In response to a congregation-wide phone survey, we found that approximately one-third of respondents would return to in-person worship in June. Based on this feedback, we are preparing for 100 people for worship on Sunday, June 7th (this is a little more than one third of our ordinary worship attendance).
This smaller transitional worship experience will give us the opportunity to be back in our church building while simultaneously training several teams of volunteer ushers for their new responsibilities.
While we welcome all those who choose to attend in-person worship, we realize that it is a personal choice on whether to attend in-person worship or to continue worshiping at home during this transitional period. However, for those who are included in the groups below, at-home worship is strongly recommended:
We recognize that wearing masks is not always enjoyable. However, as elders we believe it is important that everyone wear one during the transition. Wearing masks is a practical step to take to protect ourselves and others when we gather in public. We will wear these masks together as a symbol of our love for our fellow Covenant family members. A helpful article on this topic is here: https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2020/04/dont-wear-mask-yourself/610336/. A heartwarming message from our mayor, Tommy Battle. on why he wears a mask can also be watched here: https://www.huntsvilleal.gov/videos/mayor-battle-why-i-wear-a-face-cover/
We also request that you:
These two steps are easy ways to reduce the likelihood of infecting a fellow Covenant family member. By staying home with an elevated temperature (or if you feel unwell), you lower the risk to your church family. Similarly, by using the restroom ahead of time and reducing the use of the public restrooms at Covenant, you also greatly reduce the spread of germs during the transition. Nevertheless, these bathrooms will be monitored and cleaned throughout the worship service for your safety.
As we look at our membership rolls, we recognize that there are many in the congregation who are either high-risk or would prefer not to attend under the limitations of masks and social distancing. That is okay! We are in a transition period and realize that many will continue to worship online. As we move forward, we will continue to seek new and effective ways to stay connected and be spiritually fed.
We also look forward to welcoming our full worship attendance in the future following this transitional period. Meanwhile, we are embracing this transition as an opportunity to train our ushers and prepare for the time when the public health outlook improves.
We fully anticipate learning a great deal from these first few weeks back in the sanctuary so we look forward to hearing ongoing feedback from you. We really want to hear your voice and encourage you to reach out to the pastors or to info@covhsv.org. In a time when information, guidance, and opinions change daily, we can nevertheless have confidence that our mission remains unchanged: We are a congregation of people who love God, love each other, and serve in the world.
Our present challenges have not stopped our mission, but they have caused us to innovate fresh ways to fulfill that mission. We recognize that every Covenant family member will be making a sacrifice for our community during this transition. Whether you are sacrificing by staying home, or whether you are sacrificing by attending under limitations, we are thankful for your patience and effort. Thank you for the support and love that you have shown us so far and will continue to show in the summer.
We request that you read the attached guidelines for the in-person worship experience in June. We look forward to hearing from you and are thankful for the opportunity to worship together, both in-person and online. We will continue to meet as a group of Elders leading up to the launch on June 7th and will carefully evaluate all the public health We may find ourselves in an uncomfortable place, but we remember that âwherever we go, God has sent us.â
Yours in Christ,
The Elders of Covenant Presbyterian Church
Confirmation Class
January 17, 2021 11:05 am - 12:05 pm
Garage
The Confirmation class is for students in eighth and ninth grades, though we occasionally have older students as well. We meet on Sunday mornings at 11:00 in the Garage. The class explores in depth what it means to be a Christian. Class sessions emphasize understanding the Bible and applying the Bible to our lives. In addition, class members learn about church history, our denomination, and other Christian churches, and the Christian faith in the context of the major world religions. At the close of this experience, these students are invited to make a public profession of faith in Jesus Christ and to become active members of the Church.
High School Youth Group
January 17, 2021 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Covenant Campus
High School Youth Group is normally 7:00PM to 8:30PM.
Please Contact Steven Herriott (steven.herriott@covhsv.org) for more information.
Middle School Youth Group
January 20, 2021 6:00 pm - 7:15 pm
Covenant Campus
Middle School Youth Group is normally 6:00PM to 7:15PM.
Please Contact Steven Herriott (steven.herriott@covhsv.org) for more information.
High School Youth Bible Study
January 20, 2021 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm
Covenant Campus
High School Youth Bible Study is normally 7:30PM to 9:00PM.
Please Contact Steven Herriott (steven.herriott@covhsv.org) for more information.
In Person Children's Church
January 24, 2021 9:45 am - 11:15 am
Children's Church is back! We are so excited to be able to welcome your kids back into a safe and healthy Sunday School environment. Check out www.covhsv.org/children for more info!
One "Transitional" Service
January 24, 2021 10:00 am - 11:00 am
Sanctuary
Covenant Family,
While we are excited and thankful to return to our church building for Sunday morning worship, we recognize that we still need to take the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic seriously. It continues to be a season of experimentation and adaptation for our church. We are so thankful for your flexibility and support as we navigate this challenging time together.
In this spirit, we will be using the summer (beginning on June 7th) as a âtransitionalâ period for worship. We encourage you to carefully read the attached guidelines for our first step in the transition for relaunching our in-person worship experience.\
We recognize that there is no âone-size-fits-allâ solution to this relaunch. This means that during our transition we will continue to offer two high-quality worship experiences:
In response to a congregation-wide phone survey, we found that approximately one-third of respondents would return to in-person worship in June. Based on this feedback, we are preparing for 100 people for worship on Sunday, June 7th (this is a little more than one third of our ordinary worship attendance).
This smaller transitional worship experience will give us the opportunity to be back in our church building while simultaneously training several teams of volunteer ushers for their new responsibilities.
While we welcome all those who choose to attend in-person worship, we realize that it is a personal choice on whether to attend in-person worship or to continue worshiping at home during this transitional period. However, for those who are included in the groups below, at-home worship is strongly recommended:
We recognize that wearing masks is not always enjoyable. However, as elders we believe it is important that everyone wear one during the transition. Wearing masks is a practical step to take to protect ourselves and others when we gather in public. We will wear these masks together as a symbol of our love for our fellow Covenant family members. A helpful article on this topic is here: https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2020/04/dont-wear-mask-yourself/610336/. A heartwarming message from our mayor, Tommy Battle. on why he wears a mask can also be watched here: https://www.huntsvilleal.gov/videos/mayor-battle-why-i-wear-a-face-cover/
We also request that you:
These two steps are easy ways to reduce the likelihood of infecting a fellow Covenant family member. By staying home with an elevated temperature (or if you feel unwell), you lower the risk to your church family. Similarly, by using the restroom ahead of time and reducing the use of the public restrooms at Covenant, you also greatly reduce the spread of germs during the transition. Nevertheless, these bathrooms will be monitored and cleaned throughout the worship service for your safety.
As we look at our membership rolls, we recognize that there are many in the congregation who are either high-risk or would prefer not to attend under the limitations of masks and social distancing. That is okay! We are in a transition period and realize that many will continue to worship online. As we move forward, we will continue to seek new and effective ways to stay connected and be spiritually fed.
We also look forward to welcoming our full worship attendance in the future following this transitional period. Meanwhile, we are embracing this transition as an opportunity to train our ushers and prepare for the time when the public health outlook improves.
We fully anticipate learning a great deal from these first few weeks back in the sanctuary so we look forward to hearing ongoing feedback from you. We really want to hear your voice and encourage you to reach out to the pastors or to info@covhsv.org. In a time when information, guidance, and opinions change daily, we can nevertheless have confidence that our mission remains unchanged: We are a congregation of people who love God, love each other, and serve in the world.
Our present challenges have not stopped our mission, but they have caused us to innovate fresh ways to fulfill that mission. We recognize that every Covenant family member will be making a sacrifice for our community during this transition. Whether you are sacrificing by staying home, or whether you are sacrificing by attending under limitations, we are thankful for your patience and effort. Thank you for the support and love that you have shown us so far and will continue to show in the summer.
We request that you read the attached guidelines for the in-person worship experience in June. We look forward to hearing from you and are thankful for the opportunity to worship together, both in-person and online. We will continue to meet as a group of Elders leading up to the launch on June 7th and will carefully evaluate all the public health We may find ourselves in an uncomfortable place, but we remember that âwherever we go, God has sent us.â
Yours in Christ,
The Elders of Covenant Presbyterian Church
Confirmation Class
January 24, 2021 11:05 am - 12:05 pm
Garage
The Confirmation class is for students in eighth and ninth grades, though we occasionally have older students as well. We meet on Sunday mornings at 11:00 in the Garage. The class explores in depth what it means to be a Christian. Class sessions emphasize understanding the Bible and applying the Bible to our lives. In addition, class members learn about church history, our denomination, and other Christian churches, and the Christian faith in the context of the major world religions. At the close of this experience, these students are invited to make a public profession of faith in Jesus Christ and to become active members of the Church.
High School Youth Group
January 24, 2021 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Covenant Campus
High School Youth Group is normally 7:00PM to 8:30PM.
Please Contact Steven Herriott (steven.herriott@covhsv.org) for more information.
Middle School Youth Group
January 27, 2021 6:00 pm - 7:15 pm
Covenant Campus
Middle School Youth Group is normally 6:00PM to 7:15PM.
Please Contact Steven Herriott (steven.herriott@covhsv.org) for more information.
High School Youth Bible Study
January 27, 2021 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm
Covenant Campus
High School Youth Bible Study is normally 7:30PM to 9:00PM.
Please Contact Steven Herriott (steven.herriott@covhsv.org) for more information.
In Person Children's Church
January 31, 2021 9:45 am - 11:15 am
Children's Church is back! We are so excited to be able to welcome your kids back into a safe and healthy Sunday School environment. Check out www.covhsv.org/children for more info!
One "Transitional" Service
January 31, 2021 10:00 am - 11:00 am
Sanctuary
Covenant Family,
While we are excited and thankful to return to our church building for Sunday morning worship, we recognize that we still need to take the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic seriously. It continues to be a season of experimentation and adaptation for our church. We are so thankful for your flexibility and support as we navigate this challenging time together.
In this spirit, we will be using the summer (beginning on June 7th) as a âtransitionalâ period for worship. We encourage you to carefully read the attached guidelines for our first step in the transition for relaunching our in-person worship experience.\
We recognize that there is no âone-size-fits-allâ solution to this relaunch. This means that during our transition we will continue to offer two high-quality worship experiences:
In response to a congregation-wide phone survey, we found that approximately one-third of respondents would return to in-person worship in June. Based on this feedback, we are preparing for 100 people for worship on Sunday, June 7th (this is a little more than one third of our ordinary worship attendance).
This smaller transitional worship experience will give us the opportunity to be back in our church building while simultaneously training several teams of volunteer ushers for their new responsibilities.
While we welcome all those who choose to attend in-person worship, we realize that it is a personal choice on whether to attend in-person worship or to continue worshiping at home during this transitional period. However, for those who are included in the groups below, at-home worship is strongly recommended:
We recognize that wearing masks is not always enjoyable. However, as elders we believe it is important that everyone wear one during the transition. Wearing masks is a practical step to take to protect ourselves and others when we gather in public. We will wear these masks together as a symbol of our love for our fellow Covenant family members. A helpful article on this topic is here: https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2020/04/dont-wear-mask-yourself/610336/. A heartwarming message from our mayor, Tommy Battle. on why he wears a mask can also be watched here: https://www.huntsvilleal.gov/videos/mayor-battle-why-i-wear-a-face-cover/
We also request that you:
These two steps are easy ways to reduce the likelihood of infecting a fellow Covenant family member. By staying home with an elevated temperature (or if you feel unwell), you lower the risk to your church family. Similarly, by using the restroom ahead of time and reducing the use of the public restrooms at Covenant, you also greatly reduce the spread of germs during the transition. Nevertheless, these bathrooms will be monitored and cleaned throughout the worship service for your safety.
As we look at our membership rolls, we recognize that there are many in the congregation who are either high-risk or would prefer not to attend under the limitations of masks and social distancing. That is okay! We are in a transition period and realize that many will continue to worship online. As we move forward, we will continue to seek new and effective ways to stay connected and be spiritually fed.
We also look forward to welcoming our full worship attendance in the future following this transitional period. Meanwhile, we are embracing this transition as an opportunity to train our ushers and prepare for the time when the public health outlook improves.
We fully anticipate learning a great deal from these first few weeks back in the sanctuary so we look forward to hearing ongoing feedback from you. We really want to hear your voice and encourage you to reach out to the pastors or to info@covhsv.org. In a time when information, guidance, and opinions change daily, we can nevertheless have confidence that our mission remains unchanged: We are a congregation of people who love God, love each other, and serve in the world.
Our present challenges have not stopped our mission, but they have caused us to innovate fresh ways to fulfill that mission. We recognize that every Covenant family member will be making a sacrifice for our community during this transition. Whether you are sacrificing by staying home, or whether you are sacrificing by attending under limitations, we are thankful for your patience and effort. Thank you for the support and love that you have shown us so far and will continue to show in the summer.
We request that you read the attached guidelines for the in-person worship experience in June. We look forward to hearing from you and are thankful for the opportunity to worship together, both in-person and online. We will continue to meet as a group of Elders leading up to the launch on June 7th and will carefully evaluate all the public health We may find ourselves in an uncomfortable place, but we remember that âwherever we go, God has sent us.â
Yours in Christ,
The Elders of Covenant Presbyterian Church
Confirmation Class
January 31, 2021 11:05 am - 12:05 pm
Garage
The Confirmation class is for students in eighth and ninth grades, though we occasionally have older students as well. We meet on Sunday mornings at 11:00 in the Garage. The class explores in depth what it means to be a Christian. Class sessions emphasize understanding the Bible and applying the Bible to our lives. In addition, class members learn about church history, our denomination, and other Christian churches, and the Christian faith in the context of the major world religions. At the close of this experience, these students are invited to make a public profession of faith in Jesus Christ and to become active members of the Church.
High School Youth Group
January 31, 2021 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Covenant Campus
High School Youth Group is normally 7:00PM to 8:30PM.
Please Contact Steven Herriott (steven.herriott@covhsv.org) for more information.