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Covenant Presbyterian Church is resuming our Sunday School classes.

Bible Class meeting in Room 101 at 8:45AM
Koinonia Class Meeting Room 104 at 8:45AM and on Zoom
Gathering/Stages Class Meeting in Room 101 at 8:45AM
Life class meeting on Room 103 at 8:30AM and on Zoom

Covenant Presbyterian Church offers an in-person worship service at 10AM that includes a children's church for ages nursery-5th grade.  At Covenant we want to make disciples of Christ.  We try to provide an environment that is friendly, social distancing following, and inviting.  If you are unable to join in person we provide our services online at www.covhsv.org/sermons.

Biblical Archeology can add an additional layer of knowledge and understanding that can help us to more fully grasp what the Bible is saying – such as who certain peoples were (e.g. the Canaanites) and in general what was going on during various times of Bible activity.  In addition, there is significant archeology that supports things like the story of David and Goliath.  It is hard to prove that David actually fought Goliath, but the archeology supports such a story – from the customs, to the people involved, to the where events occurred, to the use of a sling and stone, etc.

Each meeting will start with reading the relevant scripture, proceeded by watching a video, then taking a break to enjoy some homemade ice cream, and finally reconvening to discuss the video, scripture, and how it adds to our understanding of the Bible.

This group will begin September 7 and will meet on Wednesday evenings.

We will be using a Great Courses video series on Great Figures of the New Testament. There are 24 lectures in the series so it will take about 7 months for us to complete this series

Covenant Presbyterian Church is resuming our Sunday School classes.

Bible Class meeting in Room 101 at 8:45AM
Koinonia Class Meeting Room 104 at 8:45AM and on Zoom
Gathering/Stages Class Meeting in Room 101 at 8:45AM
Life class meeting on Room 103 at 8:30AM and on Zoom

Covenant Presbyterian Church offers an in-person worship service at 10AM that includes a children's church for ages nursery-5th grade.  At Covenant we want to make disciples of Christ.  We try to provide an environment that is friendly, social distancing following, and inviting.  If you are unable to join in person we provide our services online at www.covhsv.org/sermons.

Biblical Archeology can add an additional layer of knowledge and understanding that can help us to more fully grasp what the Bible is saying – such as who certain peoples were (e.g. the Canaanites) and in general what was going on during various times of Bible activity.  In addition, there is significant archeology that supports things like the story of David and Goliath.  It is hard to prove that David actually fought Goliath, but the archeology supports such a story – from the customs, to the people involved, to the where events occurred, to the use of a sling and stone, etc.

Each meeting will start with reading the relevant scripture, proceeded by watching a video, then taking a break to enjoy some homemade ice cream, and finally reconvening to discuss the video, scripture, and how it adds to our understanding of the Bible.

This group will begin September 7 and will meet on Wednesday evenings.

We will be using a Great Courses video series on Great Figures of the New Testament. There are 24 lectures in the series so it will take about 7 months for us to complete this series

Covenant Presbyterian Church is resuming our Sunday School classes.

Bible Class meeting in Room 101 at 8:45AM
Koinonia Class Meeting Room 104 at 8:45AM and on Zoom
Gathering/Stages Class Meeting in Room 101 at 8:45AM
Life class meeting on Room 103 at 8:30AM and on Zoom

Covenant Presbyterian Church offers an in-person worship service at 10AM that includes a children's church for ages nursery-5th grade.  At Covenant we want to make disciples of Christ.  We try to provide an environment that is friendly, social distancing following, and inviting.  If you are unable to join in person we provide our services online at www.covhsv.org/sermons.

Biblical Archeology can add an additional layer of knowledge and understanding that can help us to more fully grasp what the Bible is saying – such as who certain peoples were (e.g. the Canaanites) and in general what was going on during various times of Bible activity.  In addition, there is significant archeology that supports things like the story of David and Goliath.  It is hard to prove that David actually fought Goliath, but the archeology supports such a story – from the customs, to the people involved, to the where events occurred, to the use of a sling and stone, etc.

Each meeting will start with reading the relevant scripture, proceeded by watching a video, then taking a break to enjoy some homemade ice cream, and finally reconvening to discuss the video, scripture, and how it adds to our understanding of the Bible.

This group will begin September 7 and will meet on Wednesday evenings.

We will be using a Great Courses video series on Great Figures of the New Testament. There are 24 lectures in the series so it will take about 7 months for us to complete this series

Covenant Presbyterian Church is resuming our Sunday School classes.

Bible Class meeting in Room 101 at 8:45AM
Koinonia Class Meeting Room 104 at 8:45AM and on Zoom
Gathering/Stages Class Meeting in Room 101 at 8:45AM
Life class meeting on Room 103 at 8:30AM and on Zoom

Covenant Presbyterian Church offers an in-person worship service at 10AM that includes a children's church for ages nursery-5th grade.  At Covenant we want to make disciples of Christ.  We try to provide an environment that is friendly, social distancing following, and inviting.  If you are unable to join in person we provide our services online at www.covhsv.org/sermons.

Biblical Archeology can add an additional layer of knowledge and understanding that can help us to more fully grasp what the Bible is saying – such as who certain peoples were (e.g. the Canaanites) and in general what was going on during various times of Bible activity.  In addition, there is significant archeology that supports things like the story of David and Goliath.  It is hard to prove that David actually fought Goliath, but the archeology supports such a story – from the customs, to the people involved, to the where events occurred, to the use of a sling and stone, etc.

Each meeting will start with reading the relevant scripture, proceeded by watching a video, then taking a break to enjoy some homemade ice cream, and finally reconvening to discuss the video, scripture, and how it adds to our understanding of the Bible.

This group will begin September 7 and will meet on Wednesday evenings.

We will be using a Great Courses video series on Great Figures of the New Testament. There are 24 lectures in the series so it will take about 7 months for us to complete this series