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The 2026 summer Sunday School semester is from June 7 to August 9. Please contact the church office if you have any additional questions not covered in the list of classes.

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  • NEWBORN TO 24 MONTHS: Led by Bekah Gernhard | Nursery - Room 110
    • The nursery, located on the main floor at the end of the lobby hall, offers a safe and playful place for our precious children. Monitored by both CPC member volunteers and paid, CPR and first aid trained workers, the nursery is secured by an electronic check-in system and single entrance/exit.
  • 2 & 3 YEAR-OLDS: Led by Millie Sanders, Lauren Warren, and Babs Leach | Nursery - Room 110
    • Children learn stories and truths from God’s Word, sing songs, color pictures, and enjoy games and activities related to the Bible lesson. They also eat a snack and play outside in an enclosed courtyard. Our children’s curriculum is published by Great Commission Publications.
  • 4 YEAR-OLDS TO GRADE 5: Led by Volunteer Teachers | Rooms 220-228

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  • 6th GRADE GUYS & GIRLS: Led by Mark Stevenson, Tim Warren, and Betta Cook | Room 126
    • Foundations of Faith: The 6th-grade class will be going through Paul David Tripp's book 12 Truths Every Teen Can Trust.
  • 7th & 8th GRADE GUYS & GIRLS: Led by Emily Calloway and Will Horton | Room 204
    • The Prophets - Malachi and Jonah: The 7-8th-grade class will be going through part of a Rooted Ministries Study on the Prophets.
  • HIGH SCHOOL: Led by Travis Hutchinson, Heather Morrison, Justin Martin, Nick Lazor, and Diane Lazor | Room 200 
    • Faith and Life: We will teach through the questions students have about faith, the Bible, and Christian life. All grades 9-12 meet together.

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    • WHAT IS PRESBYTERIAN?: Led by Pastor Bill Massey | Room 120 
      • Our What Is Presbyterian? class is an ongoing course of study designed for those who wish to learn more about Covenant. This class addresses our distinctive life, doctrine, and worship as a conservative, Presbyterian, and Reformed church. Taught by our Pastor of Discipleship, this class is a temporary class before finding your long-term Sunday school class.
      • Thinking about becoming a member? Be sure to visit our Membership Information page.
    • COLLEGE/CAREER CLASS: Led by Calvin & Hannah Ingram  | Room 208
      • Study: Apologetics for an Ever-Changing Culture - A practical and engaging study in apologetics based on Sean McDowell's book of the same name. We will focus on three key areas: Understanding today’s culture, building a positive case for Christianity, and engaging the toughest objections with truth and love.
    • PROVERBS: Led by Ken Henry & Dee Hobbs | Room 100 (Schum Fellowship Hall) 
      • The book of Proverbs is linked to Solomon and other wise men and includes hundreds of short, clever sayings designed to teach us how to live and act wisely. Each saying touches on a common area of life and shows us what it looks like to live well in God’s good world. This is a mixed adult class open to everyone.
    • LADIES CLASS: Led by Judy Foster, Christine Morrison, and Lois Crenshaw | Room 119
      • The book of Zephaniah - Zephaniah warns Israel and the surrounding nations that God will judge the nations with a burning fire as he purifies them from sin, evil, and violence. But this purification will open a new future in which all of humanity can flourish. This is a ladies-only class. 
    • OUR UNION WITH CHRIST: Hosted by Jon Harris | Rooms 121-122
      • This class is studying through a video series on Our Union with Christ by Sinclair Ferguson for the summer. This is a mixed adult class open to everyone.
    • REVELATION: Led by Dr. Lamar Allen | Room 105 (Frederick Room)
      • This will be a multi-semester study of the book of Revelation - 22 chapters, 404 verses. Revelation is often regarded as a challenging book. Our intent will be to unravel complexities to the extent we can. As always, there will be ample time for questions and discussions. Join us for a trip through this important book of the Bible. This is a mixed adult class open to everyone. 

 

Midweek page

The 2026 spring Midweek semester is from January 14 to May 13. There will be two class breaks: February 25 for our Missions Awareness Week and April 1 for Passion Week. We hope you will take the opportunity to join one of our class offerings for this spring's Midweek semester. Don't hesitate to get in touch with the church office if you have any additional questions not covered in the list of classes. 

5:30 - 6:30 pm

  • MIDWEEK MEAL | Room 100 (Fellowship Hall) 
    • Join us for a fellowship meal each Wednesday evening in the Fellowship Hall. View the current and upcoming menus on this page in the right margin.

 

Children's Opportunities

  • 6:30 pm
    • NURSERY | Room 110
      • Nursery is available for Birth through two years old each Wednesday evening until 8:00 pm. 
  • 6:15 - 7:00 pm
    • COVENANT CHORISTERS CHILDREN'S CHOIR | Room 220
      • Kindergarten through grade five will learn how to sing and read music. The Children’s Choir will occasionally be incorporated into Sunday worship.
  • 7:00 - 8:00 pm
    • THREE & FOUR-YEAR-OLDS | Room 110
      • Three & four-year-olds will play with a variety of age-appropriate toys and games and participate in a short Bible lesson. They may enjoy music, prayer time, Scripture memory, crafts, games, and activities related to Bible lessons.
    • CHILDREN'S CLASSES | Rooms 221-225
      • Kindergarten through grade five students are working their way through Scripture chronologically with The Biggest Story curriculum. Each week, classes read a new Bible story and enjoy accompanying activities such as games, crafts, and songs.
    • CHILD PICK-UP
      • Birth through age 4 will be picked up in Room 110 (Nursery) at 8:00 pm.
      • Kindergarten through grade 5 will be picked up in their classrooms at 8:00 pm.

 

Youth opportunities

  • 6:30 - 6:45 pm
    • YOUTH WORSHIP | Rooms 121-122
      • We start the Wednesday night youth programs with worship. All youth, from grades six through twelve, gather for a time of singing and prayer before breaking out into small groups.
  • 6:45 - 7:30 pm
    • YOUTH SMALL GROUPS | Room 126, 200-207
      • Youth small groups are designed for students to ask questions and engage in meaningful conversations about how Scripture applies to their lives. The youth are studying a series on Biblical Sexuality and Manhood and Womanhood. Topics of study include: marriage and singleness, effects of the Fall, disordered attractions, how to live out our God-given calling as men and women, gender identity, and more. Our students encounter these topics in everyday life, and we believe it is essential for them to build a firm Biblical foundation grounded in the truths of Scripture.
  • 7:30 - 8:00 pm
    • YOUTH ACTIVITIES | Front Lawn
      • After the small group meetings, the youth will gather for various sports, games, and fellowship time. Friends and visitors are welcome to join us each Wednesday night!!

 

Adult Opportunities

  • 6:15 - 6:45 pm
    • BELL CHOIR: Led by Will McDaniel | Sanctuary
      • Handbells are a surprisingly fun way to make beautiful music for worship. No experience is required.
  • 7 - 8 pm
    • BUSY BEES: Facilitated by Sherry Baierl & Susan Miller | Room 119
      • Ladies, you're welcome to join us for a collaborative time of crafting and fellowship. Whether working on your own handiwork or participating in a group craft, this is a great way to develop friendships as we do life together. This is a ladies' only group.
    • C.S. LEWIS DISCUSSION GROUP: Led by Edyne Vatt & Jonathan Calloway | Room 105
      • Are you a C.S. Lewis fan? Join us for an engaging discussion of Lewis' book The Four Loves, which we will finish in January. Next, we plan to do a detailed study of  The Abolition of Man.
    • MEN'S IRON MEN STUDY: Led by Bill Massey | Room 120
      • “You Can Change” - You may be a new Christian, struggling to change the habits of your former way of life, or an older Christian who feels you have plateaued. This study is about the hope we have in Jesus, who, as our Redeemer, has set us free and will bring us to Glory. Holiness is “good news” because it far surpasses anything sin offers.
    • PARENTING WITH HOPE (beginning Feb 4): Facilitated by Ken Henry &Tracy Horton | Room 208
      • This group for parents of pre-teens and teens will plan to address some “hot topics” related to teens and culture during this semester using a variety of resources.
    • PRAYER GROUP: Led by Doug McEachern | Room 101 (Pastor Stephenson's Study)
      • Join us for prayer each week as we intercede for the various needs of our church body and individual members.
    • SAINTS & SCOUNDRELS: Led by Lois Ann Atkinson | Family Worship Room (in Sanctuary)
      • Saints & Scoundrels in the Story of Jesus provides a fresh look at what motivated a number of people associated with Jesus. Their stories help us more clearly see the generous grace of Jesus toward the worst of sinners. This is a ladies' only study. 
    • SANCTUARY CHOIR REHEARSAL: Led by Todd Gaither | Room 150 (Choir Room)
      • Sanctuary Choir is a wonderful way to praise God and lead in worship. No audition or experience is required. 

  

 

 

ROMANS

A study of the book of Romans by Dr. Lamar Allen.

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Connect Page re-work

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Philosophy

The Lord Jesus is the Good Shepherd who lays down his life for the sheep (John 10.11-16). At Covenant, our elders seek to serve as under-shepherds, caring for God’s people. Shepherding is about relationships: knowing, caring, and praying for those to whom God has given us. As God brings us into a relationship with Himself, so also, our elder's desire is to build relationships with each member that reflects His faithful love.

Shepherding

To help shepherd the members of our church, the Session has placed every member under the oversight of an elder. Upon joining the church, each member is placed into a shepherding flock. Each flock has an elder who regularly pursues and prays for each of its members. At times these flocks may meet as large groups. If there is an immediate prayer request, struggle, or crisis in your life, please reach out and share it with your shepherding elder or one of our pastors.

Connect

A new aspect of our shepherding ministry is CPC’s small group ministry, Connect.

  • Purpose: Connect groups function as an extension of shepherding ministry; encouraging growth into spiritual maturity and home fellowship.
  • Focus: Connect groups focus on regular, weekly care for participants under the direct supervision of our elder-led Connect leadership. With Connect small groups, the primary shepherding care comes from these weekly meetings.

FAQ

  • Are Shepherding/Connect groups only for members of CPC? 
    • Shepherding groups: each church member is automatically assigned to a group. If you are a regular attendee and would like to be assigned a Shepherding group, please contact the church office.
    • Connect groups: are for members and regular attenders and are open for anyone to join.
  • Can I be in a Shepherding Group and Connect group?
    • If you have been a member of a Shepherding Group and chose to join a Connect group, you are transferring your shepherding care affiliation to that Connect group.
  • How often and when do Connect groups meet?
    • Most Connect groups meet on a weekly basis although some meet every other week. Some groups meet at the church but the majority meet in homes.
  • How long am I in a Connect group?
    • The purpose of Connect groups is to foster relationships and build connections. To encourage this goal, we ask that group members commit to a year of meeting with their Connect group.
  • How do I join a Connect group?
    • Fill out the interest form below if you are interested in joining a Connect group.

 

 

 

                       

                       

                      The RYM Conference for High School students is July 11-16, 2022 at Laguna Beach Christian Retreat Center in Panama City Beach, FL. This year's speaker is Rev. Brian Sorgenfrei and the theme will be "All Things New". 

                      Register online between now and May 24. Register before May 7 to receive the Early Bird discount.

                      Visit the General Information page to find out more information about the RYM High School Summer conference, including the keynote speaker and other details. You can also check out the sample schedule for an idea of a typical week at RYM.

                      Pricing for the RYM Conference

                      • Early bird registration - $375 (early bird discount ends May 6)
                      • Regular registration - $400 (May 7–24)
                      • The deadline to register is May 24. $100 NON-REFUNDABLE deposit is due upon registration. If you register by May 6, you will receive an early bird discount ($375). This will confirm your teen’s spot on the trip. 

                      **We will be hosting a church-wide bake sale later in the Spring to raise money from this event to offer scholarships for our summer camps. Please email Ryan Hamilton if you can help with the bake sale.

                      Activities

                      • Swimming (multiple pools & open ocean), Gaga Ball, Spike Ball, Basketball, Volleyball, Ping Pong, Kan Jam, Sand Soccer, Card Games, Paddle Boarding/Kayaking

                      **REQUIRED**

                      RYM RELEASE FORM - Parents, after registering, please fill out the RYM release form. This form is required for all students attending the RYM Conference. 

                       

                      The Edge Conference for Middle School Students (currently in grades 6-8) is June 25-29. Register online between now and April 27. Register before April 4 to receive the Early Bird discount.

                      Be sure to visit the Edge Conference details page for information about the keynote speaker, worship leader, and other details, and you can visit the Edge F.A.Q. page for more info on sleeping arrangements, what a typical day at camp looks like, etc.

                      Parents, also please know that Tuesday, June 28 of camp is an activity day where the Edge offers off-campus activities. Although it isn’t confirmed yet, we are hoping to go white water rafting as a group on the Hiwassee River located in the Cherokee National Forest.

                      **REQUIRED**

                      EDGE RELEASE FORM - Parents, after registering, please download and fill-out the Edge release form, which will need to be given to Ryan when completed. This form is required for all students attending the Edge Conference. 

                       

                                          Essentials Backup 

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                                          Our Essentials class is led by our Executive Pastor and meets during the Sunday School hour in the Sanctuary. This class presents an overview of Covenant Presbyterian, as well as the Presbyterian Church in America, and is designed for visitors and those considering membership. Attendance at a majority of a semester's classes is required before meeting with the Elders regarding membership.

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                                          • ESSENTIALS: Led by Pastor Jake Bennett | Sanctuary
                                            • Essentials is an ongoing class designed for visitors who wish to learn more about Covenant. This class addresses our distinctive life, doctrine, and worship as a Presbyterian and Reformed church, built upon God's Word. Essentials is taught by our Executive Pastor and repeats every semester. Each Essentials class opens with a sermon discussion and frequently introduces an officer, ministry leader, or staff member.
                                            • Thinking about becoming a member? Be sure to visit our Membership Information page.

                                          Also removed the "Essentials" page from the navigation (under the Sunday School page)

                                          New Here - Sundays
                                          The Essentials class is designed especially for visitors and prospective members. This class is ordinarily taught by our senior pastor as an introduction to Bible, doctrine, and Church History. Essentials is taught during our regular Sunday School time and meets in the Sanctuary at 11:00 a.m.

                                           

                                          1. Processional

                                          2. Shadrach

                                          3. Jerusalem Town

                                          4. It Pays to Remember

                                          5. Tra-La

                                          6. Show Us the Dream

                                          7. Nebuchadnezzar's Decree

                                          8. Know When to say "No"

                                          9. It's Cool In the Furnace

                                          10. Nebuchadnezzar's Decree

                                          11. Let the People Praise

                                          Complete CD (All Songs)

                                           

                                          Officer Nominations

                                          One of the duties of a church member is to nominate and elect the officers of your church. As a congregation of the PCA, we have two offices which serve two different roles in the life of the church: elder and deacon. The Apostle Paul explains that the desire to seek service as an elder is a noble task. It is also a significant and somber responsibility of service.

                                          Elders jointly have the government and spiritual oversight of the Church, including teaching. The office of deacon is not one of rule but rather of service both to the physical and spiritual needs of the people.

                                          Any male member in good standing can be nominated to serve as an elder or deacon. However, before nominating a member of our congregation to one of these offices, please take a moment to prayerfully consider the biblical qualifications as described in this document.

                                          We also ask that any member who is nominating someone to an office personally ask the nominee and receive their consent prior to submitting their names.

                                          Even as you consider nominating an individual, please specifically pray for these things:

                                          • That the Lord would gift our church with new elders and deacons from among our congregation (Ephesians 4.8-14).
                                          • That the Lord would grant wisdom for the elders and deacons as they consider, examine, and care for men considering these offices (Acts 14.23).
                                          • That the Lord would shepherd and care well for the congregation of Covenant through wise and godly officers (1 Peter 5.2-4).

                                          The Nominating Process

                                          Members who have been nominated to serve as officers will be contacted by the Pastoral Staff. A Nominating Committee, formed from the Session, will walk with these men over the next few months. During this time all nominees will attend officer training led by Pastors Massey and Bennett. In January, nominees will be examined by the Pastoral Staff in areas of Bible, theology, church history, government, and sacraments. Upon demonstrating sufficient understanding and character to serve as an officer, the Nominating Committee will present nominees to the Session and then Congregation for a vote. This congregational meeting will be a called meeting. Every nominee must receive at least a 2/3rds vote of those members present for the meeting.

                                          The Nomination form will be available here from August 23 through September 17. If you have any concerns or questions about submission details please contact the church office.

                                           

                                           

                                          CURRENT STUDIES

                                          MIDDLE SCHOOL (Grades 6-8)

                                          • Middle School Girls
                                            • Sunday School: Currently the middle school girls are studying G2R: Bible Survey - 1 Samuel through Esther.
                                            • Midweek: Each Wednesday night youth small groups are studying "The Person of Jesus" from the seeJesus studies. 
                                          • Middle School Boys
                                            • Sunday School: Currently the middle school boys are studying G2R: Bible Survey - 1 Samuel through Esther.
                                            • Midweek: Each Wednesday night youth small groups are studying "The Person of Jesus" from the seeJesus studies.

                                          HIGH SCHOOL (Grades 9-12)

                                          • Sunday School: In keeping with the thought that our high school students are transitioning from adolescence to adulthood, Sunday School’s purpose is to challenge them with the study of Scripture and its application. We are currently studying the Gospel of John - "Carrying the Message".
                                          • Youth Midweek: Each Wednesday night our High School students are studying "The Person of Jesus" from the seeJesus studies.

                                           

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