Upcoming Events
Blood Drive
Monday, April 28 from 12 PM – 6 PM in the West Parking Lot
New Covenant is hosting an upcoming Blood Drive with OneBlood.
There is a large need for blood donations in our area, and one pint of blood can save up to three lives. We're grateful to report that our total blood collections for 2024 was 90 pints of blood saving up to 270 lives!
Donors receive a $20 eGift card, a t-shirt, and a wellness check. Appointments are encouraged!
National Day of Prayer
Thursday, May 1 from 8 AM – 4 PM in the Chapel
In 1988, President Ronald Reagan signed into law that the first Thursday in May of each year should be noted as a National Day of Prayer where we are called as individuals, churches, and schools to turn to God in prayer.
The Chapel will be open and available for you to honor this long-standing tradition of praying for our country. This year’s theme verse is Romans 15:13 which declares, “May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in faith so that you overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit.”
There will be guided prayer sheets if you so desire to use them. Please make a point to join us and pray next Thursday.
Good Grief
Thursdays, May 1 – June 5, from 1 PM – 3PM
Good Grief is a 6-week, Christ centered grief support group offered in the spring and fall with discussions drawn from topics presented in a workbook. As we fellowship together, we offer support and comfort through your journey of grief. Two caring and supportive facilitators, who have walked the same path, will guide you along your journey.
There is no cost for the class but, if you wish to purchase a workbook, it is $15. Space is limited to ten people to allow for time for sharing.
For more information, please contact Sharon Weimert.
Blessing of the Animals
Saturday, May 3 from 9 AM – 11 AM
Join us for our annual Blessing of the Animals and bring your furry, scaly, or feathered friends to be blessed by one of our pastors. This special event celebrates the deep bond between humans and animals, recognizing the unconditional love they bring into our lives.
Enjoy a morning filled with fellowship, visit with local rescue organizations and even opportunities for pet adoptions. Refreshments will be served, so bring a lawn chair or blanket and make yourself comfortable as we honor our beloved animal companions.
If you have a pet who is older, less mobile, or uncomfortable in social settings, you are welcome to bring a photo of them, and we will gladly offer a blessing in their honor.
There is no charge for this event, but registration is required. If you previously registered for the earlier date, you don’t need to reregister.
Jesus and Women (May 2025)
Wednesdays, May 7 – June 18, from 10 – 11:30 AM
Jesus and Women, by Kristi McLelland, profiles seven women Jesus encountered and what that means for us. It explores how Jesus generously restores dignity and honor to the women in the first century. You will gain deeper insight into the Biblical world, including a fresh perspective on familiar Bible stories, you will discover the Bible through the lens of Middle Eastern Culture, and you will understand Jesus more fully and fuel your worship of Him.
Registration is required, however, there is no cost for this study. We ask that you pre-purchase book please.
If you have any questions or need help with registration, please contact Pat Hill, Care Coordinator.
Bridging Gaps Through Conversation
Wednesday, May 14 from 1 PM – 3:30 PM
Please join us as we show the trailer and discuss the movie “American Son.” American Son is a drama starring Kerry Washington as a mother (Kendra) who searches for her missing son after a police shooting. The 2019 film, adapted from a play by Christopher Demos-Brown, explores the themes of race, identity, and family in a divided America.
The movie revolves around Kendra, a black woman who frantically worries about her missing son. To report this, she arrives at a police station at 4 in the morning. When a cop finally reaches out, her concern seems to be a bit exaggerated as her son is 18 years old and could be out doing “teenage things” with his friends.
When the white cop dismisses her plea for help by questioning her about her son’s involvement with gangs or any form of criminal activity, she begins to realize that the cop is stereotyping her son just because of his racial background. A heated feud ensues between the two, after which the cop finally gives in and claims that he will further investigate the case.
The film received a Primetime Emmy Award nomination for Outstanding Television Movie. We encourage you to watch the full movie prior to your attendance. It can be found on Netflix, Prime Video, and Tubi (which is free).
For more information, please contact Janine Rogers, Director, Missions & Outreach.
Women's Monthly Program (May 2025)
Thursday, May 15 from 10 – 11:30 AM (with lunch to follow)
Don’t miss our last Women’s Gathering of the season! Pastor Ellen will be giving the devotion and some details of her and Sean’s Wesley experience during their trip to England.
Our keynote speaker is Mary Ellen DePetrillo. Mary Ellen is a clean stand-up comedian renowned for her hilarious performances that draws from her rich Italian family experiences. Her unique comedic style masterfully blends sharp wit and heartfelt storytelling. Her comedy emphasizes family, faith, and everyday life.
Registration is required ($10). Register early as lunch seating is limited. Doors open at 9 AM and the program starts promptly at 10 AM. If you have any questions or need help with registration, please contact Pat Hill, Care Coordinator.