SUNDAYS | 9AM | FOUNDATIONS CLASSES · One of the things we are considering with the encouragement...

VOLUME 45, ISSUE 6.5 NEW SUMMER ISSUE 2017

SUNDAYS | 9AM | FOUNDATIONS CLASSES

SUNDAYS | 10:15AM | WORSHIP SERVICE www.covp.org

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will the brightness of the moon shine on you,

for the LORD will be your everlasting light,

and your God will be your glory.

Isaiah 60: 19

For more information about Covenant Presbyterian Church call (714) 998-6650 or visit us online at www.covp.org

V O L U M E 4 5 , I S S U E 6 . 5 PA GE 2 session notes | updates

session section

On behalf of Session, thank you for your continued prayers and feedback. We appreciate the many emails we have received from the congregation sharing your thoughts, ideas and con-cerns. Please feel free to continue to email us at [email protected].

One of the things we are considering with the encouragement of Pastor Jake and Pastor Dennis is becoming better “shepherds” of the congregation. We as a Session truly want to serve Christ and you as Elders of the church and are looking into ways to be better equipped to do so. Please be patient with us as we transition into a new shepherding model and remember that we are flawed human beings just like you. We look to our perfect shep-herd, Jesus Christ, as our example and the Holy Spirit for our guidance and strength.

Coming up in July will be our annual Congregational Meeting to review and approve the new fiscal year church budget. The church fiscal year runs from July 1 to June 30. The budget serves as a roadmap of the church’s spending priorities in the coming year. It is also a measure of our faith in God to meet our needs and God’s faithful-ness to us in meeting our needs. We

are taking a big step of faith in propos-ing a substantial increase in next year’s budget. Please pray that God will bless us and help us to be wise stewards of the financial resources He entrusts us with. We want everyone to hear the church bell ring when we make our next year’s budget! (For those of you wondering what that means you need to listen to Pastor Dennis’ sermon from June 25.)

At the request of our new Music Minis-try Director, Darren Huntting, and with the blessing of Pastor Jake and Session, our church choir will be “disrobing” for the summer. Darren has assured us that the choir will sound even better without the burden of wearing heavy robes during the hot summer months. We are certainly blessed in worship each week by the music from our won-derful choir and praise band and are thankful for the leadership of Darren and the time and talent of all those who serve in the music ministry.

We ask for your continued prayers of God’s guidance and wisdom as we lead Covenant into a new era of revival and renewal.

NOMINATING Oversees soliciting and screening of

candidates for Elder, Deacon, Deaconess and School Board.

Elders: Sid Sidfrid, Peter Hill

ADMINISTRATION Oversees church staff and business

operations. Elders: Doug Bickham, David Runnion

Staff: Billy Archie, Director of Ministries

Martha Martin, Church Administrator

COMMUNICATIONS Oversees internal and external church

communication/print/digital. Elders: John Beauman, Doug Bickham

Staff: Tricia Davies, Communications Director/

Hospitality

CHILDREN | YOUTH | FAMILY Oversees youth ministry programs and

church family night Elder: John Davies, Peter Hill

Staff: Lisa Ygual, Children’s Ministry Director

Jacob Rice, SOMA Youth Director Gina Campos, COVP KIDS Coordinator/

Nursery Coordinator

MEMBERSHIP INVOLVEMENT & DISCIPLESHIP

Oversees small groups, adult education and spiritual growth programs.

Elders: Ray Kraetz, Peter Hill, John Hayes

Teaching Elder: Pastor Dennis Tarr

FINANCE | STEWARDSHIP Oversees church finances.

Elders: Lewis Pearmain, Sid Sidfrid,

Rick O’Connor.

Session Insights by Elder Doug Bickham

We ask for your continued

prayers of guidance and

wisdom as we lead Covenant

into a new era of

renewal and revival.

SCHOOL | EDUCATION Oversees Covenant Christian School

operations. Elders:

Jim Bright, Rick O’Connor

MISSIONS | OUTREACH Oversees church support to mission

programs. Elder: John Davies

Staff: Caitlin Palmer, Missions Coordinator

WORSHIP Oversees worship service activities.

Elders: Larry Kurtz, Don Shay, John Beauman, Lewis Pearmain

Teaching Elder: Pastor Jake McCall Staff: Darren Huntting, Music Ministry

Director

mailto:[email protected]

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grow and learn| classes | the arts

worship | music

MUSIC Darren Huntting, Music Director

[email protected]

COVP Choir high school +

Thursdays | 7pm | Sanctuary

Worship Team Thursdays | 6pm | Sanctuary

Handbell Choir Thursdays | 6pm | Sanctuary 2nd Floor

Alex Guebert, Conductor

SAFETY Please take notice of the new gates added to the campus to better pro-tect our children from any outside harm. For years, we have had the luxury of having an open campus but now we need to take measures to insure the safety of our chil-dren. Most schools today, public or private, are gated and require visitors to sign in at the school office in order to come on to their campus. We are

bringing our campus up to current standards.

We know this might be an inconvenience to those using the Senior Center, but to protect the safety of our children and the campus, it is important. During school or daycare hours, if your group meets in the Senior Center, please go into the CCS office and they will let you in the gate. After hours, you will have to walk around the classrooms, through the court-yard, and down the hallway towards the playground to get into the Senior Center. Group Leaders, you may then "prop" open the gate nearest the parking lot to let the members of your group in, but you MUST secure the gate upon your de-parture.

Again, we apologize for any inconvenience, and if you have any questions, please feel free to contact Ed Earl at [email protected].

WORSHIP SERVICES 10:15am | sundays

JULY 9 & 16 | COVP BOARD NOMINATIONS JULY 16 | ALL CHURCH PICNIC JULY 30 | MISSIONS SUNDAY

FOUNDATION HOUR 9am adult classes | sundays

God’s Positioning System college + Elder John Beauman | Heritage Lounge

Gospel Love college + Steve Morris |Bride Room

Verse-By-Verse college + David Ash | On Summer Break

For more detailed information on our Foundations Classes, visit www.covp.org.


V O L U M E 4 5 , I S S U E 6 . 5 PA GE 4 high school & college grads

Congratulations & God Bless! Keaven Saucerman High School

Keaven graduated from Villa Park High School and played volleyball for the first two years, and tech-

nology classes in the last two years of high school. He will attend Santiago Can-yon College in August to pursue a major in Computer Science. Keaven attended CCS from 2008 to 2012. He won two sci-ence awards during jr. high and won a volleyball championship with his CCS team. Keaven has been a volunteer for the Audio Visual team at COVP since 2011.

William Gudvangen High School

After attending Covenant Chris-tian School from Kindergarten through 8th grade, Will went on to

Orange Lutheran High School and Or-ange County Japanese School and gradu-ated with a 3.6 grade point average. He will be attending San Francisco State in the fall to study Urban Studies and Plan-ning and plans to study abroad in Japan beginning his second year.

Dana Davidson High School

Dana graduated from El Modena High School with AP Honors Scholar and was in the

Top 50 in her Class. She will be attending Chapman University in the fall to study Computer Science.

Victoria Morookian College

Victoria has been enjoying the rich Christian environ-ment offered at Westmont College for four years

while working toward her B.A. in Biology and minors in Chemistry and Psychology. With the encouragement of faculty and community mentors, she has been blessed to serve as a music mentor at a local elementary school, stretch her mu-sical repertoire to include the English horn, resurrect the Westmont handbell choir, serve and lead Potter’s Clay medi-cal mission teams in Ensenada, and lead various science clubs. Victoria plans to work in a healthcare position before ap-plying to graduate school to become a Physician Assistant.

TJ Germain College

TJ graduated from the United States Air Force Academy with a Bachelor of Science in Busi-ness Manage-

ment. He will be stationed in Texas at Laughlin Air Force Base where he will start his pilot training. Special thanks to his family for all of their love and sup-port. Also for all of the prayers from COVP congregation.

Josh Van Den Berg College Josh recently graduated from CSU, Fullerton, and received his bachelors degree in Business Ad-ministration with a

concentration in Entrepreneurship. He plans on starting his own short-term va-cation rental business in Orange County this summer. Josh grew up at Covenant and has attended for 25 years. He is the eldest child of former Covenant Pastor Stan Van Den Berg. Josh has been highly involved in both the SOMA and theGath-ering groups as well as serving as an ac-tive member on the Deacon Board.

Katharine Morris Castrillon College

Katharine has earned her Bachelor’s Degree in English from California State

University, Fullerton; completed her Single Subject Credential Program; and accepted a teaching position in the OUSD.

He decreed statutes for Jacob

and established the law in

Israel, which he commanded

our ancestors to teach their

children, so the next

generation would know them,

even the children yet to be

born, and they in turn would

tell their children.

Psalm 78: 5-6



kids-college covp youth +++

COVP KIDS

sundays

FIRST STEP | COVP KIDS CHECK-IN

Come to the Welcome Station by the parking lot to check your kids in to their Sunday School Classes.

FAMILY DEVOTIONS

Infant +

We encourage all families to participate in this short kid-friendly "children's sermon" together.

COVP KIDS SUNDAY SCHOOL Preschool-5th grade

The children are escorted to their respective “age-stage” classes.

YOUTH GROUP

7pm | Wednesdays Youth Hall | 6th grade - high school Study Series: “Based on a True Story”

Jacob Rice | [email protected]

Anything Can Happen

Thursdays Summer fun and activities

Sign-up for Jacob’s e-updates at [email protected]

YOUNG ADULTS 7pm | Sundays

Heritage Lounge | ages 18-33 single/searching/engaged/

college/career

The Spirit is ALIVE in this group of young adults. Experience the relationships, support and energy of

other young adults in this crazy world we live in.

Director of Ministries, Billy Archie|[email protected]

Colleen (Matthews) Sanford College

Colleen graduated from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. She earned a Bachelor's Degree with a Major in Ani-mal Science and a Minor in Psychol-ogy. Currently, she works at a local Ranch Market, gardens, raises chick-

ens, and breeds German Short-Haired Pointer dogs. She lives with her husband, Andrew, who continues his studies at UT to be a veterinarian. They attend Arrowhead Church in Mor-ristown, TN.

Melissa A. Gonzales College

Melissa Alison Gonzales, daughter of Stephen and Debbie Gonzales, gradu-ated Cum Laude from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. She received a Bachelor of Sci-ence degree in Business Administration with a concentration in Accounting and

Law.

During her sophomore year, Melissa very much enjoyed working as a Resident Advisor in a dormitory, planning activi-ties for and assisting freshman students living on campus. She also became heavily involved in volunteering as an orienta-tion leader for Cal Poly’s new student orientation program called Week of Welcome. Additionally, Melissa has worked two summer internships for Ernst & Young LLP (EY) during her time in college and has been blessed to be able to accept a full time position with EY once she finishes her CPA tests.

During college, Melissa was a true adventurer. Activities that she enjoyed doing while attending school included: hiking around the many peaks and beaches that San Luis Obispo has to offer; going out of the country for the first time with her business class to China, Vietnam, and New Zealand; taking an equine management class at Cal Poly to learn horseback rid-ing; obtaining a motorcycle license with her dad; and running both a half and a full marathon. She also continued her pas-sion by serving on the worship team of a local church in San Luis Obispo, singing and playing the acoustic guitar.

We are most proud that Melissa has kept her faith and re-mains steadfast in her belief in God. She is very thankful to have been led to other faithful friends and professors at Cal Poly that have supported her along the way.

John 3: 4 sums these past four-years up perfectly: “I have no greater joy than to hear that my children are walking in the truth. “



VBS 2017 “Maker Fun Factory”

JULY 10-14 9AM-NOON REGISTER TODAY | COVP.ORG Lisa Ygual, [email protected]

SUMMER FUN BIBLE STUDY KIDS AGES 4 AND UP| Study of Proverbs JULY 19 | AUG 2 | AUG 16 6pm-7pm | Room 116 Gina Campos, [email protected]

JUNIOR CHOIR KIDS AGES 4 –8th grade| Singing Praises

JULY 19 | AUG 2 | AUG 16 7:15pm - 8pm | Room 116 Melinda Dorsman, [email protected]

CCS SUMMER BLAST Covenant Christian School Summer Blast NOW-AUGUST 18 Mon-Fri | 7pm-6pm Daily & Weekly Rates Available Registration Forms in the CCS Office www.covschool.org

COVP/VBS PICNIC FREE VBS/COVP/CCS EVENT

JULY 16 AFTER 10:15AM WORSHIP

BBQ | games | water play

FAMILY FUN NIGHT FREE COMMUNITY EVENT

AUGUST 4 6:30PM|GRASS FIELD AT COVP

dinner | games/bocce bounce house | crafts

COVENANT SUNSET CINEMA FREE COMMUNITY EVENT

AUGUST 18 7PM | GRASS FIELD AT COVP

Showing: “Trolls” (PG) dinner| movie | popcorn

bring chairs/blankets

ALL CHURCH RETREAT

IRONWOOD SEPTEMBER 22-24

$125 adult/$50 reserves spot kids 4 and under free

meals| laser tag| shooting range horseback riding| field games |hiking



VBS CELEBRATION WORSHIP

10:15AM | SANCTUARY

OUR AMAZING VBS KIDS WILL BE SINGING THEIR FAVORITE VBS SONG

DURING WORSHIP. WE WILL BE HEARING ALL ABOUT THEIR WEEK AND

HOW GOD CREATED PRICELESS MEMORIES FOR THEM!

*wear your vbs shirts and bring your swim wear for the picnic!

WATER PLAY | FOOD | FELLOWSHIP



AUGUST 4

6:30PM|GRASS FIELD AT COVP

bocce & games

bounce house

dinner & snacks

FREE & fun

for all!



YOU’RE INVITED TO SEE THE TROLLS ON THE BIG SCREEN

AND HAVE AN EVENING FILLED WITH FOOD AND FUN!

BRING CHAIRS AND BLANKETS!


V O L U M E 4 5 , I S S U E 6 . 5 PA GE 10 missions updates | outreach | care

on a mission



For more

information

on Covenant

LOCAL AND

INTERNATIONAL

MISSIONS

and how you

can support

them, please

contact:

CAITLIN

PALMER

MISSIONS

@COVP.ORG

SAMARITAN

SUNDAY

1ST SUNDAY OF

THE MONTH

A little change

makes a BIG

difference!

Contributions

collected

during worship

and COVP KIDS

Sunday School.

MEETINGS BEGIN:

SEPTEMBER 11

Mondays : 5:45pm-8pm

Heritage Lounge

Griefshare is a special weekly seminar/support group for people grieving the death

of someone close. It's a place where you can be around people who understand how

you feel and the pain of your loss. At GriefShare, you'll learn valuable information that will help you through this difficult time

in your life.

714.998.6650 for info.



At Covenant, we believe giving is more than

charity...

it is an expression of our grati-

tude, obedience and reverent worship to God and is an

appropriate response to His kindness towards us.

We give sacrificially and generously trusting God

completely. We give to advance the Gospel through

this local church, which is part of the larger church

world wide.

For more info on giving and how to use online methods

of doing so, please create your Donor Profile at

www.covp.org.

We Welcome YOU

to Join Our Team!

Our Welcome Team would love to expand and have others join them in welcoming people to church, sign-ing in children and families and making great connections with

our first-time visitors and those who return

Connect Cards to us.

Please contact Tricia Davies at [email protected]

service| prayer | support

to be HIS hands SUNDAYS

WELCOME TEAM | SUNDAYS Anyone with a heart to greet , welcome and

connect new guests and their families to life at Covenant.

Tricia: [email protected]

USHER TEAM sunday worship | two months a year men, women, high school students

Mike Dedick | [email protected]

AV/TECH MINISTRY audio visual/lighting/media

Assist on Sundays and/or Wednesdays and/or with productions and special events

Tricia: [email protected] Billy: [email protected]

Jacob: [email protected]

PRAYER

COVP PRAYER CHAIN There are different ways to be a link:

Email, Phone and Focus Group. [email protected]

PRAYER GROUP Tuesdays | 8:30am | Senior Center

[email protected]

LOVE THY NEIGHBOR PRAYER Wednesdays | 4:45pm | Chapel

[email protected]

OPEN PRAYER GATHERING Wednesdays | 7:30pm | Chapel

SUPPORT

HEALTH SUPPORT GROUP BY APPOINTMENT

This group will help you overcome your health obstacles and rejoice in health.

Bob & Joyce Dodson: 714.777.4244 [email protected]

PASTORAL COUNSELING Marriage and Family.

Please contact the church office 714.998.6650 for an appointment.

SERVICE

COVP OFFICE VOLUNTEERS MEN & WOMEN | COLLEGE

Schedule varies | few hours monthly If you would like to help lend a friendly voice and assist with various office tasks, we would

be so thankful! Terrie Shay: [email protected]

or SIGN UP AT THE KIOSK!

SERVANT’S HEART NETWORK OF VOLUNTEERS (women)

You are invited to join an amazing group of women known as those who work “behind the scenes” giving of their time and talents

serving the Lord.

DEACON’S HANDIWORK CREW All men of CPC

Second Saturday, 9am (after men’s breakfast) SIGN-UP AT THE KIOSK

OUTREACH

COVENANT QUILTERS Wednesdays | 9am | Senior Center

Elaine: 714.956.7124

KNOTTY KNITTERS 2nd Saturday | 1-4:30pm| Senior Center

Knit, crochet, teaching. Make blankets and hats for babies and vets.

Gay Gomez: 714.997.1652

COVP COOKS meal service | cooking | delivery Tuesday evenings in the kitchen

Martha Martin: [email protected]

FOR OTHER SERVING OPPORTUNITIES,

PLEASE CONTACT:

MARTHA MARTIN,

CHURCH ADMINISTRATOR

[email protected]



BIBLE STUDIES:

CBS (Community Bible Study) RESUMES IN FALL Tuesdays,6:50pm, Sanctuary Contact; Janice Kupratis [email protected]

CBS (Community Bible Study) RESUMES IN FALL Wednesdays, 9am, Sanctuary Contact: Mary Saucerman [email protected]

Men’s Breakfast & Bible Study ON SUMMER BREAK Tues-days, 6:30am, St. A’s Annex $3 bfast donation We will be studying Hebrews and enjoying a great meal and fellowship. Shepherd: Wayne Slaven 714.776.2563 | [email protected]

Women’s Bible Study RESUMES IN FALL Tuesdays, 9:45am, Senior Center Shepherd: Sharon Beauman, 714.529.1446

Men’s Discipleship Group ON SUMMER BREAK Saturdays, 9am, Chapel Shepherd: David Ash, 714.544.6007

Faithbuilders Bible Study 2nd and 4th Fridays, 7:30pm, Heritage Lounge Study: Mark Sermon Series Shepherds: David & Joann King, [email protected]

IN TUNE Bible Study: 4th Sunday, 6pm, Posey Residence Bible Study, Fellowship Shepherds: Walt and Jan Posey [email protected]

FELLOWSHIP:

HIS MEN Fellowship RESUMES IN SEPTEMBER Meets: second Thursdays, 11:30am St. Andrew’s Hall | $5 lunch/program Contact: Wayne Slaven [email protected]

Game Gals Fellowship (Single Women) 4th Friday, 7pm, Senior Center Shepherd: Elaine Fitzwater, 714.956.7124

Saturday AM Men’s Breakfast DARK IN AUGUST Second Saturday monthly / 8:00am St. Andrew’s Annex

Pioneer Fellowship Groups Meets: Various days of the week at dif-ferent locations. Contact the church office for more details. 714.998.6650

Women’s Fellowship RESUMES IN SEPTEMBER Meets: Third Thursdays, 11:30am St. Andrews’s Hall | $5 lunch/program Contact: Linda Davies [email protected]

SAVE THE DATE: SEPT. 21 | 11:30am Pastor Dennis Tarr and Kristina Sachs “Marriage, Mirth and Melody” Insights form a clergy Couple

TNT Tour & Travel Group Various dates and times. Local tours and national travel opportunities. All ages. Contact: Chris Franzen [email protected]

LIFE GROUPS:

Moms ‘N’ Tots (Moms/Ladies w/ young children) ON SUMMER BREAK Shepherd: Marilyn Hewlett, FREE /childcare provided/refreshments/devotions/games/mentorship/support 714-547-2304

MEN YOUTH FAMILY WOMEN ALL For further information on other Small Groups, visit covp.org

schedules | small groups

covenant life

SMALL GROUPS

CREATE STRONG

CONNECTIONS TO

GOD, OTHER

CHRISTIANS,

LIFE STAGE

GROUPS ,

AND HELP

ESTABLISH AND

ENCOURAGE

SPIRITUAL AND

BIBLICAL

STRENGTHENING.

If there is a small

group study you

would like to

connect with or

if it isn’t listed,

please write to

[email protected]

and someone will

get you in touch

with the Shepherd

of your group.


V O L U M E 4 5 , I S S U E 6 . 5 PA GE 14 studies | events| fellowship

save the date

TNT IS A GROUP DEDICATED TO FELLOWSHIP AND CONNECTING THROUGH

LOCAL TOURING AND TRAVELING.

VISIT THE TNT TABLE AFTER WORSHIP FOR MORE DETAILS.

ORANGE COUNTY WATER DISTRICT

September or October

A enlightening tour of the OC water district and how we use groundwater.

CALIFORNIA COAST/SAN FRANCISCO/

NAPA VALLEY WINE COUNTRY

Departs Nov. 5 for 4-day tour | Trieloff Tours First class hotels, 6 meals, superb sight-seeing. $799 double or triple; $200 single supplement.

WOMEN’S FELLOWSHIP

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 11:30am | St. Andrew’s Hall

“Marriage, Mirth and Melody”

Insights from a Clergy Couple

Mark your calendar’s now to save the date for this wonder-

ful time of fellowship, a delicious luncheon, and enjoying

our special, inspiring speakers, Pastor Dennis Tarr and his

wife, Kristina Sachs.

Saturday, Nov. 4, 2017

9am - 4pm

Community Event

Sometimes mission work is right at our front door… extend an invitation to our holiday faire and bring a friend. A small way we can bring the community onto our campus and share Christmas generosity and love with them.

Crafts, great food at our Cook’s Corner and talented perform-ers will get you in the holiday spirit!

We are currently looking for crafters and vendors to showcase their handiwork at our Craft Faire.

Booths range in size and price from $25 to $30. Spaces are available both indoors and outdoors. All outdoor booths are $25, and you must provide your own canopy if you wish to use one. Tables can be rented at an additional cost of $10 apiece.

Please visit [email protected] for an application.

Connect with us on:

Festivalnet.com and Facebook

covpholidaycraftfaire.com

Call Janet Adams at 714.639.6482 for info.

mailto:[email protected]



needs | services | financial

seek & find

Bridge Group PLAYERS NEEDED! Mondays at 12noon (Bridge) Wednesdays at 1pm (Pinochle) If you are interested in socializing with other men and women who like to play games and enjoy company, please contact Elaine Fitzwater: (714).390.0421

Handyman Specialist: Woodworking, Electrical, Fence/Gate repairs, Minor Plumbing Jobs. Also does handmade items and custom toys. Contact: Kevin Farrington (714.)222-5677 | [email protected].

Jewelry Repair: If you have jewelry that needs to be repaired, re-strung, or would like a cus-tom order (I do everything but soldering). Please include your name and phone number with each repair item. (If you haven’t received your previ-ously repaired jewelry, please contact me so I can match the jewelry to the owner.) Please call Ardiss Laughery at (714) 827-1139.

Realtor Services: Tricia Davies can help you with buying, selling, leasing. Contact: (714) 931-5321 | [email protected] (Berkshire-Hathaway Home Services)

Donna Carson-Bickham can help you with buying, selling, leasing Contact: 714.615.2085 or [email protected] (First Team)

Lee Walker can help you with buying, selling or appraisals. Contact: 714.744.1074 or [email protected]

Catering: Scones and More! Scones by the dozen (baked or ready-to-bake, choice of flavors), Tea sand-wiches, Mini Desserts, Large Desserts and catering services for intimate Tea Parties and Showers. Call Mary Lou Wilder at (714) 991-8046

Denotes new listing

SEEK & FIND GUIDE:

Write to [email protected] with your need or service and in-clude all pertinent information (contact name, phone number, e-mail if possible, line of business, etc.). If you are able to accommo-date a need or would like to respond to an ad, please contact the submitter directly for further details and information.

This page is meant simply to be a communication tool to help people in our church network on various needs. This page does not constitute an endorsement of any listing.

Covenant Presbyterian Church is not responsible for any ser-vices or requests for service. Once your need has been met, please write to [email protected] or call at 714-998-6650 x106 to keep this section current and effective.

Financial Report For the period ending

May 31, 2017

Current Month Year to Date

Revenue $ 84, 125 $773, 901

Expenses $ 66,506 $736, 331

Net $ 17, 618 $ 37, 570

STEWARDSHIP:

Attendance:

6/04 309

6/11 307

6/18 273

6/25 297

Tithing:

6/04 $20, 312.50

6/11 $11,905.50

6/18 $14,445.50

6/25 $15,017.00

Questions about giving, tithing, attendance

or being good stewards, please contact

[email protected]

IN LOVING MEMORY:

Norm Enarson

To remember loved ones or events with flowers,

please sign-up at the Kiosk | $40



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Courier Due Dates

The Courier is a once-a-month

free publication. (Dark in August and

One Winter Issue for December/

January)

Following issue will be as follows:

Articles for the SEPTEMBER 2017

SUMMER ISSUE are due on or before:

Monday, August 14 (Distributed: Sunday, September 3)

Articles for the OCTOBER 2017

ISSUE are due on or before:

Monday, September 18 (Distributed: Sunday, October 1)

All articles may be submitted to Tricia

Davies by e-mail to [email protected]

or by fax at (714) 998-5737.

ONLY SHUT-INS will qualify for USPS

delivery. Write: [email protected] for

e-link or visit www.covp.org for a digital

copy.

AT COVENANT,

WE DESIRE...

to be widely known for extending the

knowledge and benefits of Christ to the

people and the places that God has

given us.

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