Holy Week

Lent is the 40-day period before Easter (not including Sundays). It is a season of reflection, repentance, and fasting that prepares us for Christ’s resurrection on Easter Sunday. Christians, for centuries, have celebrated these 40 days leading up to Easter as a way of remembering the 40 days that Jesus fasted in the wilderness prior to beginning His ministry. During this season, we focus on the battle Christ fought against sin in order to win our salvation. Lent begins with Ash Wednesday and continues through Holy Week with Palm Sunday, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, and finally Easter Sunday.

Palm Sunday

April 2

10a | English

12:30p | Spanish

Maundy Thursday

April 6

7p | Bilingual

Good Friday

April 7

6:30p | English

8p | Spanish

Holy Week Bible Reading

Apr. 2 – 6

Easter

Easter Sunday celebrates Jesus’ resurrection from the dead and ultimate triumph over sin and evil. God has revealed His plan for your salvation. Because of Jesus’ death and resurrection, you are free from the bondage of sin!

Nothing—not your past, not the darkness, not your feelings of brokenness—can ever again separate you from the love of God.

Worship

Sunday, April 9

10 AM | English

12:30 pM | Spanish

Online Worship

What should you wear? On holidays at Covenant, people tend to wear business casual to smart casual.

How long is worship? Our services run just over an hour.

What about my kids? Children are always welcome at Covenant! We offer COVkids children’s ministry for infants – 5th graders. Kids are also welcome to stay with you in worship. There’s a cry room just off the Sanctuary if you need a more private space.

God, do you really love me?

The world around us attempts to answer that question with a resounding, “No!” The problems of evil, pain, and injustice all clamor for us to believe that God probably isn’t real, and if he is, he definitely doesn’t care about you.

But if you hold your gaze and take the time to look a little deeper, affirmations of his love are everywhere and they enable us, from the midst of the storm, to say, “Jesus loves me, this I know.”