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Please note the following information for the guest network at the church building for Covenant attendees to use:

· Network: CovPresGuest · Password: CovenantPCA · Time available: 5:30 a.m.-11:30 p.m. daily

July 24, 2016

Hannah Good

Lydia Good

Emily Good

covenant child of

Brian and Grace Good

Baptisms

Birth

Isabella Olivia Roberts Daughter of Aaron & Jacey

Born July 10, 2016 Sister of Asher

SUNDAY, AUGUST 7

9:30-11 Worship Service Both English services & the Alianza service

worshipping & celebrating communion together.

Nursery available during the joint worship service.

No children's church or Sunday School.

11-12:30 Shared Meal We are having a FISH FRY in the wooded area

near the ark! (Some hot dogs available for those

who don’t like fish.)

Last name A-M bring two side dishes.

Last name N-Z bring a side dish and a

dessert.

Baked beans & cole slaw go great with fish but

feel free to bring your favorite sides.

Please bring a lawn chair or a blanket.

1 Mary Beth Kuebler

J.T. Oates

Delores Nash

Maddy Keller

Brook Jellum

Nicole Landes

Grace Good

2 Bill Thompson

Philip Etre

3 Fay Bentz

Marc Sweigart

Ashley Hormel

4 Josh Lookabill

Julie Landes

Dawn Keplinger

Peyton Miller

Sharon Richardson

Mario Magana

Janalyn McManus

Michael Meyer

5 Zeke Flint

Velma Nesselrodt

Marcos Covarrubias

6 Caleb Garcia

John Richardson

Shannon Stanley

Ken Williamson

Eli Hart

7 Matt Chase

Sharon Bucher

Warren Diehl

Karen Dove

Daniel Frederick

Yadiel Vargas

Jacob Martens

8 Ivan Napotnik

Jaye Brumfield

9 Carol Perkuchin

Jacob Garren

Kent McDonald

10 Ashton Shiraz

AUGUST BIRTHDAYS

11 Jacob West

Brittany Evans

Donnie Nauman

Cora Frederick

12 Riley Thompson

Kasey Thompson

Leigh Michelle Thomas

13 Peter Miller

Reuben Houff

Joel Birx

14 Braeden Shoop

Jason Stoneburner

Daniel Patton

15 Amy Roy

George Gibbs

Alyssa Brady

Davis Robinson

16 Cate Secrist

Ryan Hart

17 Ken Van Sickle

Jacinto Hernandez

Doug Driver

Bert Moore

Anthony Covarrubias

Monica Cavanaugh

18 Micah Carderelli

Sharon Carderelli

Vanessa Manson

Kevin Chico

Gary Corder

Elena Rafael

19 Ethan Roy

Jennifer Harris

20 Chandra Palmer

Claire Keller

Iain Slater

Kara Martin

Cindy Veenis

21 Sarah Kalichman

Chuck Keplinger

Nathan Whittaker

22 Gideon Pence

Mattea Wise

Katelyn Quinley

23 Jay Miller

Daniel Borden

Ian Hanlon

Rebecca Jalbert

Laura Seavy

24 Cambell Gay

Gary Shickel

Corbin Lam

25 Derek Pyburn

Leeland Graham

Sadie Rothwell

26 Becky Felts

Cindy Whitcomb

27 Daisy Schlabach

28 Mouline Etre

Svetlana Adamson

Mac Richardson

29 Jeff Furman

Mindy Miller

Howard Zuo

30 Zach Koops

Jax Lassiter

Haley Chico

31 Becky Leung

Christian Couric

Sarah Esther

Ashlynn Lilly

TWIN MATTRESSES We have six twin mattress sets to give away. If you could use one or more, please call me (Jane Chase) at 540-908-9316 or email janechase79@gmail.com.

HOME FOR SALE: 1920’s Brick home, 2.5 story, ½ acre. 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, 2 half baths. 2 bonus rooms, 2nd floor laundry. New kitchen with large pantry. Lots of oak and character. Gas hot water radiators, 2nd floor AC/heat pump. Single garage, shed, dry basement storage. New wiring, nearly all new windows. 251 West Gay St., Harrisonburg. $325,000 Contact: Mark or Julie Smith H= 540-433-9177 M= 280-9211 J= 810-5415 marksmithdvm@gmail.com juliesmithteaches@gmail.com https://www.flickr.com/photos/harrisonburghousingtoday/albums/72157668152731124 My name is Kelsey John, and I'M LOOKING TO TEACH, TUTOR, OR PROVIDE CHILDCARE, full-time or part-time. I have lots of experience with homeschooling and private schooling, and I hope to do one or both when I have kids someday. I was homeschooled up through 2nd grade, then I went to three different private schools, and I worked at my elementary school for a few summers. I have a Bachelor's degree from JMU in elementary education, and I spent the past two years as a special ed teacher's aide. Please contact me at kelseyjohn@robohn.com.

FIRST SUNDAY SHARED MEAL in AUGUST: On Sunday, August 7th, we will be having a Southern Mississippi FRESH CATFISH FRY. Levi and Elmina Lee (Jay Miller's Uncle and Aunt) will be traveling here from Mississippi to fry fresh catfish and hush puppies. We will be eating outside in the Ark playground area. Bring your blankets and lawn chairs. We will also need a few people to bring tarter sauce. Cole slaw and baked beans also go great with catfish. See announcement on first page of this Clarion.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

COVENANT CONNECTIONS

Sunday, September 4, 10-11AM

(during the Study Fellowship hour)

In the church lobby

Come and visit with ministry leaders and learn more about ways that you

can connect and serve at Covenant. Additionally, meet and visit with home

group leaders to learn about opportunities to get connected.

August Adult & Youth Study Fellowship (no class on August 7)

10-11AM on Sunday Mornings in the sanctuary

From Creation to New Creation This summer we are looking at the overarching biblical storyline that helps us make sense of the world around us. This class piggybacks on the current sermon series helping us to interact and engage with others over basic worldview questions and ideas. The format of this class is intergenerational and interactive – everyone from sixth grade through adults is encouraged to attend. Class is taught by Pastor Tim Frost; John Kidd, Director of Youth Ministries; and Pastor Burress McCombe.

Covenant Social Seniors (Age 55 and up)

Upcoming Activities

September 10, 2016 Soup and fellowship @ Covenant 1-3pm

December 3, 2016 Meal at the church

Catered by Bobbie Jo Miller 1PM-3PM

LANDSCAPING AT COVENANT

Our outside appearance is

a worshiper’s first impression of Covenant.

It gives a glimpse of the warm welcome

he or she will receive when entering our doors.

We still need helpers, so if your calling is

to be part of this ministry, adopt an island!

During the growing season, you can be out

in God’s creation on your own schedule:

Weed, weed, and weed some more!

Perfect for individuals, families,

friend groups, home groups.

If you’re interested, contact me ~ Karen Miller at

kysm@comcast.net or 540-433-3768

“Heaven is blessed with perfect rest,

But the blessing of earth is toil.”

—Henry Van Dyke

AUGUST YOUTH EVENTS:

TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 6:00-8:30 PM:

ADULT LEADERSHIP MEETING at Michael & Becky Felt’s home.

SUNDAY, AUGUST 7, 5:30-7:00 PM:

ICE CREAM & WATER WARS!!! Both Youth Groups meet at the church for ice

cream sundaes and water games. Dress to get wet!

SUNDAY, AUGUST 14, 4:00-6:00 PM:

WELCOME TO YOUTH GROUP! Fun and fellowship for rising 6th graders and their

parents in the activity room.

SUNDAY, AUGUST 21:

YOUTH GROUP KICK-OFF & VOLLEYBALL PARTY at the home of Mark &

Kendra Shickel, 7609 Kiser Road, Mt. Crawford. LAST NAMES A-L please bring a dessert; M-Z please bring a side dish.

· 3:30-5:00 PM – MIDS volleyball

· 5:00-6:00 PM – MIDS/HIGHS cookout

· 6:00-7:30 PM – HIGHS volleyball

Directions to the Shickels’: From Harrisonburg take Rt. 11 South into Mt. Crawford. Take a RIGHT onto Airport

Rd. Take a LEFT onto Kiser Rd.* OR…Take Rt. 42 South through Bridgewater. Turn LEFT on-

to Airport Rd. Turn RIGHT onto Kiser Rd.*

*Follow Kiser Rd.-it will make a sharp right turn. After the turn their house is the first house

on the LEFT-red brick farmhouse with “Old River Farm Parking” sign.

FRIDAY, AUGUST 26-SUNDAY, AUGUST 28:

YOUTH LEADERSHIP RETREAT!

AUGUST YOUTH SUNDAY SCHOOL

(no class on August 7) 6th-12th graders are encouraged to attend the

“From Creation to New Creation” Study Fellowship

meeting in the sanctuary.

See class description under SUMMER STUDY FELLOWSHIPS.

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Children’s Ministries Leadership

Director ~ Lisa Updike

433-3051 lisa@cov-pres.org

Team Advisor ~ Christy Goehner

433-7302 cgoehner@aol.com

After School Program ~ Sandy Hernandez

810-7120 sandy@cov-pres.org

Alianza Elementary ~ Sandy Hernandez

810-7120 sandy@cov-pres.org

Backyard Bible Club ~ Sarah Kalichman

(804) 350-7518 skalichman121@gmail.com

Children’s Choir ~ Lisa Updike

433-3051 lisa@cov-pres.org

Children’s Church ~ Peyton Miller

828-3224 higgins2miller@gmail.com

Bin-Shin So

540-209-1952

CPC Moms ~ Grace Weniger 434-409-7390

Carrie Rash 804-301-2177

Nursery Coordinator ~ Kris Zwanzig

908-1969 kfzwanzig@gmail.com

Sunday School ~ Elementary Coordinator ~ Kristi Keller

540-435-8365

Early Childhood Coordinator ~ Jenn Gay

(540) 383-9571 jenngay@gmail.com

Scouting ~ American Heritage Girls ~ Kelli Hertzler

289-6351 hertzler4@verizon.net

Through the Roof Respite Care ~ Rebecca Henderson

(540) 206-5345 rhendo23@gmail.com

Children's Ministries Support ~ Teresa Wildermuth

433-3051 teresa@cov-pres.org

The Mercy Fund

Thank You Mercy Fund Offering for August 21

I want to take a few minutes to thank you for your faithful and sacrificial contributions to the Mercy Fund. Yes – there is more funding needed; but put that fact on hold for now. Thank you – and Praise God for Christ in you and what He has done (is doing)!

I want to thank you:

On behalf of those who have received from the Mercy Fund and don’t have the opportunity to thank you directly for your faithfulness and sacrifice. I’ve had the privilege of being close enough to hear the “Thank you”; but I’m merely the delivery boy. I hope you understand the depth of gratitude to you and praise to God for the tangible care that is provided.

I thank you for enabling me, along with the other deacons, the Financial Counseling Team and others, to walk with some of these saints as they walk through difficult times. I’ve learned, and am continuing to learn, that life is bro-ken even while it is being redeemed and it often doesn’t look like we would hope or dream. The perception of control is a comforting delusion, until confronted with our total lack of it.

God is providing, through your generosity, for the following types of ex-penses: Medical bills, car repairs, glasses, rent, utilities, phone, food, medicine, counseling, gas, taxes, and insurance. Their expenses are no different than yours. However, consider what your life would be like with-out just three of these items (and you don’t get to pick the timing or the duration). No, it’s not fun for others either. When Jesus walked on the earth in bodily form, he healed the sick, fed the hungry and restored sight to the blind. Through his Body, the Church, he continues to do has he has always done. And here is where ‘Thank you’ would not be appropriate. Praise God is much more in order! Praise his name for he does mar-velous works (even including us in the process)! Including the rich and the poor, the weak and the strong, the sick and the healthy, the young and the old, the bald and the beautiful (sorry for the redundancy).

I encourage those of you who participate in providing to continue in the way of sacrifice in which you have so faithfully walked in order to bless your brothers and sisters. If you have not yet participated in this service to the family of Covenant Pres., I invite you to do so as an expanded part of your worship.

We will collect a special offering for the Mercy Fund on Sunday the 21st of August to help fill the gap between now and our traditional Christmas (and then Easter) offering. This August offering will become part of the normal rhythm of special offerings supporting the Mercy Fund (December, April, August). While we have these three seasons as a special reminder concerning the Mercy Fund, you can make contributions at any time by placing “Mercy Fund” in the memo line of your check.

If you have any questions about the Mercy Fund, please contact any deacon.

Grace to you,

Mark Bentz

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lack of it.”

Senior Airman Tyler Furman Air Force; Stationed at Beale AFB, CA. Tyler is the son of Jeff and Melissa Furman; husband of Amber Furman. IS2 Brennan N. Diehl US Navy Brennan will be completing his military service on August 28. Best wishes as you start a new chapter in your life! Brennan is a grandson of Warren & Jeanie Diehl

MC3 Derek Stroop US Navy; Stationed in San Diego, CA. Derek is the son of Marvin and Mary Stroop.

Captain Coleman Zwanzig Marine Corps; serving as a Logis-tics Officer in an Infantry Battalion on Camp Lejeune. They are living in Hubert, North Carolina. Coleman is the son of Kevin & Kris Zwanzig and husband of Hannah (Goodall) Zwanzig. Senior Airman Timothy R. Bowen Air Force; Stationed in Las Vegas, Nevada. He is the son of Mike and Kathy Bowen and the grandson of Shirley Bowen. SFC Kristopher Gorbea Army; currently stationed in Germany, Airborne School. Kristopher is the grandson of Paul and Nancy Gorbea and the son of Glen and Sue Gorbea. Specialist David Valentine Paratrooper (red beret), first battalion, 82nd Airborne. Specialist David Valentine HHC– 307 BSB B-1931 Red Devil Road Room 517 Box 93 Fort Bragg, NC 28310

Capt. Drew Marsh Army; Drew is the son of Mike and Jane Marsh and husband of Kara (Buracker). Airman 1st Class Joel Marsh Air Force; Intelligence with the 89th Airborne. Joel is the son of Mike and Jane Marsh

Lieutenant Colonel Brian C. Spangler

and Lieutenant Colonel Kathleen G. Spangler Army; Brian and his wife, Kathy, are in the D.C. area. Brian at Fort Belvoir and Kathy at the Pentagon Health Clinic. Brian is the nephew of Kitty Urban.

Captain Jonathan Poyser

Air Force; currently serving as a B-2 pilot at Whiteman AFB in Missouri. Jonathan is the son of Bunnie Poyser.

Sgt. James Emmett Montgomery

Emmett is in the National Guard. He is stationed at Fort Campbell in Kentucky. Emmett is the son of Greg & Karen Montgomery. To add names of active service men or women from the immediate families of Covenant members/attendees or to update the status of a military person on the list, send info to Becky at 434-3463 or bshickel@hotmail.com

Pray For Our Military…. Please remember in prayer the men and women from Covenant families who are serving our country.

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Small

Groups

Summer

2016

Small Groups are one of the primary avenues in the church for accomplishing our mission to equip disciples for kingdom growth and our vision to grow as a gospel-

centered church in our gathering, giving, and going locally and worldwide.

Small Groups provide an opportunity to gather and know others on a deeper level in the context of study,

prayer, mission, and worship.

If you have any questions about Small Groups, contact Greg Becker, Director of Small Groups and

Adult Discipleship, at 433-3051, orgreg@cov-pres.org.

During the summer, most of our home group leaders will be taking a break to spend time with family and for vacation. We do have one group that will continue to

meet throughout the summer.

TUESDAY NIGHT SMALL GROUP:

APEX AT URBAN Leaders: Scott & Sarah Pruett

Scott – (434) 249-3101

Sarah – (540) 649-2223

Location: 238 E. Water St. (Urban Exchange), Harrisonburg

When: Tuesdays, 7:00-9:00 p.m.

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Attends periodic leadership training

Oversees the organization of the home group meeting

Leads the home group or

ensures it is led by a competent member of the

home group

Welcomes new attenders, encouraging hospitality

Ensures appropriate time is

given for fellowship, Bible study, and prayer

Encourages all to provide

care and support to everyone within the home

group

Connects their group with the church community

IF YOU ARE INTERESTED, PLEASE PRAYFULLY PURSUE THIS ROLE! WE WOULD LOVE TO WORK

TOGETHER.

Make a difference in people’s lives.

Connect people together.

BECOME A HOME GROUP LEADER!

Covenant Home Groups

Contact: Aaron Roberts

Pastor of Adult Discipleship aroberts@cov-pres.org

433-3051

WHY HOME GROUPS?

We believe these groups are a wonderful way to further grow in our walk with the Lord as we join with others in studying the Scriptures. It’s in the context of home groups where community is formed, where tangible and thoughtful care is lived out, and where intentional study of God’s Word shapes and forms us according to God’s purposes.

CHARACTERISTICS OF A HOME GROUP LEADER:

Is a member of Covenant Presbyterian

Demonstrates the fruit of the Spirit

Demonstrates humility and a willingness to learn

Strives to manage his time, responsibili-ties, and talents

Demonstrates sufficient maturity to care for his own soul while pursuing and caring for others

If you are experiencing a difficult time-- emotionally, spiritually, or relationally-

you don't have to struggle alone.

Our Stephen Ministers are trained caregivers… ready to listen, care & encourage…providing one-to-one care

in your time of need.

It's free. It's confidential. It will make a difference in your life!

Contact one of these Stephen Leaders to be paired with a Stephen Minister:

Greg Becker Chandra Palmer Donna Baker

Need someone to help you get

back on track?

Or maybe, just figure out which

track you should be on at this

point in your life…

Trained Stephen Ministers are

willing and waiting to walk

alongside you in a time of

indecision, loneliness, grief,

or suffering.

Contact one of Covenant’s

Stephen Leaders—

Greg Becker, Donna Baker or

Chandra Palmer—for more info.

PEOPLE PLEASING

I was a young pastor. I was doing everything I could to develop the teaching gift that God had

given me. I knew that my preaching wasn't perfect, and I knew I needed to gain experience, but I

wasn't that bad of a preacher, right?

Wrong, at least for one. There was a critical man in our congregation who never seemed to be

satisfied with my sermons, no matter how I approached them. One evening he came up to me and

said, "Paul, your preaching is killing us." What a way to start a conversation!

It got worse. He handed me a set of tapes and said, "I suggest listening to these. Just mimic the

preacher on the tapes and that will be better that what we've been getting." I was crushed.

I thought my ministry was over.

In the weeks that followed, my preaching got worse. I was fearful and nervous. I stumbled over my

words and had little confidence in my content. I would look out on the congregation, and this man

was the only one my eyes could see. It seemed impossible for me to ignore his disapproving

reactions and avoid his critical gaze.

What had happened to me? I didn't realize it at the time, but I had fallen into the snare of pleasing

people. The Bible also refers to this as fear of man. Proverbs 29:25 says, "The fear of man lays a

snare, but whoever trusts in the Lord is safe."

It was clear - I had become trapped by my fear of this one man's opinion. Finally, the oldest lady in

our church had had enough. She came up to me after a sermon and said, "Paul, I'm convinced

that someone has gotten to you, and that you're preaching to please that person and not the

Lord."

Then she said, "Tomorrow, get up, forget that person, and study God's Word. Preach what God

has given you with confidence and joy or we're all in trouble." And with that, she turned and

walked out of the church.

I was so thankful for her honesty, and obviously am still thankful to this day. Why? Because this

little old lady revealed something significant about my heart: under pressure of criticism, I fell into

the snare of pleasing people instead of trusting in the Lord.

What about you? When you're mistreated by another person, do you get angry and try to prove

them wrong? Do you get intimidated and blindly follow their orders? Do you get wounded and

attempt to avoid all future encounters with them?

There's only one place where your heart can be healed, satisfied, and protected. It won't be

healed by exacting vengeance. It won't be satisfied in human approval. It won't be protected by

hiding.

No, your heart will only be healed, satisfied, and protected when you trust in the Lord and follow

his Word.

God bless

Paul Tripp

SEPTEMBER CLARION DEADLINE Deadline for submitting contributions for the SEPT ISSUE is Sunday, August 28.

Please give your submission to Becky or

E-MAIL:

bshickel@hotmail.com PHONE: 540-434-3463

Sunday Worship Service at: 546 West Mosby Road Harrisonburg, VA 22801 Phone: 540-442-6820

Covenant Clarion is a monthly publication of Covenant Presbyterian Church, PCA 32 Southgate Court, Suite 101 Harrisonburg, VA 22801

1st Worship Service Sunday School 2nd Worship Service Children’s Church during both services for ages 3 to kindergarten. Nursery available both services for newborns to Age 3

PHONE: 540-433-3051 E-MAIL: office@cov-pres.org FAX: 540-433-6361

8:30am – 9:45am 10:00am – 11:00am 11:15am – 12:30pm

RULING ELDERS

Hal Baker SABBATICAL

Greg Becker 433-3051 Larry Chico SABBATICAL

Steve Draper 433-0987

Lyle Jacobsen NOMINEE

Mike Marsh SABBATICAL J. D. Patton 810-8016 Don Perkuchin EMERITUS David Shank 383-4701 Gary Shickel 478-3913 Jim Smith SABBATICAL Ken Van Sickle (540) 856-8557

DEACONS

Mark Bentz 383-8442 Mike Brady 289-5738 Marshall Butler 421-7224 Mike Downey 289-9709 Angel Garcia 746-6206 Chris Goehner 433-7302 Paul Hamner 434-1140

Dennis Houff SABBATICAL

Rodney Landes 289-6961 Reid Linn SABBATICAL Greg Montgomery SABBATICAL

Terry Pennington 879-2485 Mark Shickel 478-3930 Jeff Stapel SABBATICAL

John Wickenheiser 434-7070 Michael Wilburn 434-2223

COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (PCA) Equipping Disciples for Kingdom Growth

CHURCH OFFICE: 433-3051, Fax: 433-6361 32 Southgate Court, Suite 101, Harrisonburg

Email: office@cov-pres.org Website: www.cov-pres.org Office Hours: Monday-Friday 9AM - 4PM

PASTORAL STAFF • TEACHING ELDERS Todd Pruitt, Lead Pastor • todd@cov-pres.org Tim Frost, Facilitating Pastor • tim@cov-pres.org Jacinto Hernandez, Pastor of Alianza • jacinto@cov-pres.org Burress McCombe, Pastor of Worship • burress@cov-pres.org Aaron Roberts, Pastor of Adult Discipleship • aroberts@cov-pres.org

OTHER STAFF John Kidd, Director of Youth Ministries • jkidd@cov-pres.org John Stephens, Associate Director of Alianza Worship • jstephens@cov-pres.org

Kendal Butler, Director of Administration • kendal@cov-pres.org Greg Becker, Licensed Professional Counselor, Director of Congregational Care & Small Groups • greg@cov-pres.org

Lisa Updike, Director of Children’s Ministries • lisa@cov-pres.org Sandy Hernandez, Associate Director of Alianza Ministries • sandy@cov-pres.org

Judy Baer, Ministry Support • judy@cov-pres.org Teresa Wildermuth, Ministry Support • teresa@cov-pres.org Grace Good, Ministry Support • ggood@cov-pres.org Nancy Frutuozo, Ministry Support • nancy@cov-pres.org Dawn Frederick, Receptionist • dawn@cov-pres.org Gus Alvez, Daniel Anglo, Custodians

MINISTRY CONTACTS:

AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM Sandy Hernandez • 810-7120 AMERICAN HERITAGE GIRLS Kellie Hertzler • 289-6351 BACKYARD BIBLE CLUB: Sarah Kalichman • 840-350-7518 BIC- MEN’S MINISTRY: Tim Frost • 433-3051 CHILDREN'S CHURCH: Peyton Miller • 828-3224 CLARION: Becky Shickel • 434-3463 COLLEGE AND CAREER FELLOWSHIP Ben Jacobsen • 383-1614 CPC Moms Grace Weniger • Carrie Rash ESL: Sue Hodges • 896-9530 LIBRARY: Vanessa Manson • 828-4798 MERCY MINISTRY: John Wickenheiser, Mark Bentz MISSIONS MINISTRY: Bert Richardson • 234-0014 NURSERIES: Kris Zwanzig • 908-1969 PRAYER CHAIN: Church Office • 433-3051 SENIOR MINISTRY: Jeanie Diehl • 434-9564 STEPHEN MINISTRY: Greg Becker, Reid Linn SUNDAY SCHOOL for Early Childhood: Jenn Gay • 383-9571 SUNDAY SCHOOL for Elementary Children: Kristi Keller • 435-8365 SUNDAY SCHOOL for Youth: John Kidd • 433-3051 STUDY FELLOWSHIPS for Adults: Tim Frost • 433-3051 THROUGH THE ROOF: Rebecca Henderson • 540-206-5345 VISITOR WELCOME BREAD MINISTRY: Dawn Frederick • 433-3051

COVENANT CLARION AUGUST 2016

ALIANZA COVENANT Iglesia Cristiana Hispana (PCA)

Culto de Adoración: Domingos, 11:15AM

Escuela Dominical: 10:00AM

Jacinto Hernández, Pastor

AUGUST