About Us
About Presbyterian Church of the Covenant
Mission
"Our church exists to praise and glorify God. Therefore, we are called to close the gap between what we do now and what we know we must do to make this vision become reality."
"To work in collaboration with residents and community partners to assist residents in achieving their full potential."
At the Presbyterian Church of the Covenant we strive to follow Jesus, loving God, connecting people, changing lives, and reflecting Christ to the world. We love God partly by connecting people and changing lives, and also through worship each Sunday. All are welcome. Please join us. We rejoice in singing.
Our church exists to praise and glorify God. Therefore, we are called to close the gap between what we do now and what we know we must do to make this vision become reality.
What We Do and Who We Serve
Emmanuel Dining Room
PCOC volunteers purchase food, prepare meals, pick up bananas, deliver and serve the meals to those in need.
EDGE Aftershool Care
Our flagship program is a free after-school program for grades K- 5 who attend Mount Pleasant Elementary School.
Summer Arts Camp
A free, fun summer program where kids can make connections through artistic expression.
Matthew 25 Church
We participate in a denomination-wide initiative addressing systematic racism. Matthew 25:31–46 calls all of us to actively engage in the world around us.
Food Insecurity
PCOC is one of many local organizations that assist the Bellevue Community Center and Hanover Presbyterian Food Pantry in providing food for their pantries.
Covenant Preschool
We know that every child needs a quality preschool experience and make every effort to insure our program is affordable. Check out our preschool program.
Interfaith Veterans' Group
At a time of extreme interreligious conflict, IVW works across faith lines to bring healing and wholeness to veterans and their families.
Unglued Church
The Unglued Church Project utilizes a layered approach to assess and inform decisions about future direction for the congregation.
Fall Book Study
This fall season we will be discussing the book "White Fragility" in order to address systematic racism and ensure the lifelong happiness of our community members.