Adult Ministry Opportunities

SUMMER SUNDAY SCHOOL: We will gather in the Fellowship Hall - All ages - for a time to explore what it means to be neighbors! We will begin June 6. Neeley and Courtney will be leading. Sundays at 10:00 am.

MATTHEW 25 STUDY: Our church said YES to being a Matthew 25 church. We will unpack more about what this means and how we can "act boldly and compassionately to serve people who are hungry, oppressed, imprisoned or poor". Tuesday evenings beginning June 8 on Zoom at 6:30pm. ​

Matthew 25 Zoom

Matthew 25 PCUSA INFO

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Do-Nut Worry, Be Happy!
​The Faith and Fellowship Team would like to invite YOU for "Coffee and Conversation" on Wednesday mornings in June. We'll be getting together in the Fellowship Hall from 10am-11am to catch up with friends! Love-a-Latte if you'd join us on Wednesdays in June! 
More information contact Cindy Moon!

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THIS WILL RESUME IN AUGUST 2021. 
Starting April 13th at noon, you are invited to join Neeley on Tuesdays ​to prayerfully consider the upcoming week's sermon scripture reading. We will participate in an art of reading scripture called Lectio Divina. 
You are welcome to gather in the Church Parlor or on Zoom. 
Tuesdays Noon-1pm

Lectio Divina Bible Study

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ZOOM Bible Study on Tuesday Evenings at 7:00pm
Study of Acts
The Acts Bible Study is on Tuesday at 7pm for the months of April and May!
Teachers include: Brad Philips, Cheryl Gibson, Trista Hooten-Wilson, and Neeley Lane.
Join us on Tuesday, April 7th
Question for Reflection for April 7th: "Have you seen the transforming power of Jesus?"
Curriculum: "Life Lessons from Acts" by Max Lucado

ACTS ZOOM

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Sunday School
Sunday School for Adults is offered at 10:00 in person. You are invited to join us for a time of faithful study and dialogue. 

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Seekers and Searchers Small Group 
For all visitors, New members, and members who want to know more about FPC Covington and the PCUSA. We invite you to join in a time of fellowship and study. What do we believe? Why do we believe what we believe? What is our church polity? How do we understand salvation and grace? What does it mean to be a member of the church? Why do we do what we do and say what we say? If you have expressed any of these questions – this is place for you!  We hope to host another class in August 2021. 

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Grief Small Group: 
​Tear Soup "A Recipe for Healing"
We will resume Grief Small Group in August. 
"Soup making is an art, and the cook is the artist. Improvising as you go, your only goal is that the blended creation will both satisfy your hunger and soothe what hurts you. What is true about soup making, is also true about grieving. Tear Soup is about a woman named Grandy who has expereinced loss, and so she is cooking up her own unique batch of "tear soup." Our FPC Pastoral Care Team wants to provide a space for us all to create our own batches of "Tear Soup" as we grieve various experiences of loss in our lives. Tear Soup provides cooking tips to use in dealing with grief if you are the cook, if your friend is the cook, if a child is the cook, if you are longing to cook with another, and/or if you just want to share in the recipes."

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Tear Soup Zoom

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