Outreach & Social Justice
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Covenant participates in the Habitat NW Partnership Adopt-a-House by helping to finance and build 1-2 new houses a year.
A three-day supply of food is delivered to households headed by homebound adults who are not able to get to a walk-in food pantry.
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On the second Saturday of each month, Covenant volunteers make breakfast for families in this home-away-from-home while their child is receiving treatment at Nationwide Children’s Hospital right across the street.
Covenant helps out people in need (including people who are homeless and marginally-housed) served by The Open Shelter by providing hundreds of sack lunches on the second Friday of every month.
Join us! We split up the tasks, and there are ways to serve on your own schedule or with a team on Friday morning.
Join us! We split up the tasks, and there are ways to serve on your own schedule or with a team on Friday morning.
Located on Covenant property, the garden provides almost a ton of fresh produce to local food pantries. It includes a vegetable garden, fruit orchard and herb garden. Volunteers meet at the garden during the growing season Sundays at 4pm, and Tuesdays and Thursdays at 8am to harvest, plant, weed, water and fertilize. We work with the leaders of Covenant’s SOS Food Pantry to provide fresh produce to those served by SOS. This mission project provides nearly ¾ of a ton of fresh produce to those in need each year and provides opportunities for Covenant and community members to learn new skills and make a difference in many lives.
Join us Sundays at 2pm!
Contact the church office for more information!
Join us Sundays at 2pm!
Contact the church office for more information!
To acknowledge our use and singing of spirituals of enslaved African people, we will make a royalty donation yearly to the King Arts Complex.
Inspired by the United Parish in Brookline's "The Negro Spiritual Royalities Project."
Inspired by the United Parish in Brookline's "The Negro Spiritual Royalities Project."
Hoge Presbyterian Church offers the HM3 program every Saturday for its community in Franklinton including Music, Message, and a free Meal. Area churches assist with the Meal, and Covenant creates and serves a hot, home-made meal every 3rd Saturday.
Covenant volunteers serve lunch the first Thursday of each month to survivors of human trafficking who are part of the CATCH program. Through this two year probation court, women are given services, support and encouragement to restore their lives.
