Easter | Community Covenant Church

Worship Services

March 29 | 10am | Palm Sunday | Kids Choir

As Jesus rode into Jerusalem riding on a donkey, the crowds asked “who is this?” Jesus had asked his disciples a similar question, who do people say that I am? and what about you, who do you say that I am? What would you say?

I think it’s safe to say that Jesus wants us to wrestle with the question.

This Palm Sunday, let’s wrestle with question, who is Jesus?

A kids’ choir will help us celebrate the fact that Jesus is Who He said He is.

April 5 | 10am | Easter Sunday

Easter brings spring and hope and pastels. Egg hunts and good food. All of this can also point us to the good news that Jesus did not stay dead. The new life that Jesus offers can be found everywhere we look.

Join us as we do in fact hunt for eggs but also Jesus who has the power to overcome death.

After Easter

Join us for our series about wisdom in the age of artificial intelligence.

Plan Your Visit

JOIN US FOR A HUGE EASTER EGG HUNT

Celebrate Easter with us!

Easter Celebration Service – 10:00 AM (Childcare provided)
Easter Egg Hunt – Immediately following the service

Come for a joyful time of worship and stay for the fun! Everyone is welcome. We can’t wait to celebrate with you!

hope in a box

Food is essential for everyone. When these needs aren’t met, life becomes much harder—and challenges that might otherwise be manageable can feel impossible to overcome. At Community Covenant, we believe God calls us to care for one another, especially those facing difficult circumstances.

That’s why we partnered with Crossview Covenant to create Hope in a Box: a simple way to support people in our community and remind them they are not alone—that someone sees them, cares for them, and believes they can make it through whatever life brings.

This year, we’re partnering with ECHO Food Shelf to expand this effort.

To make it easy for more people to participate, we’re extending Hope in a Box throughout the entire season of Lent (February 18–April 5). You’re invited to purchase boxed food items and bring them to church. Each Sunday you can drop off your donations. AND because it’s part of the March drive, all donations are matched!

At the end of the season on April 11, 2026 we’ll gather together to decorate the boxes with stickers and messages of love and hope before they’re delivered and you can stick around for lunch.

We look forward to serving our community alongside you and sharing God’s love through these simple acts of kindness.

Food is essential for everyone. When these needs aren’t met, life becomes much harder—and challenges that might otherwise be manageable can feel impossible to overcome. At Community Covenant, we believe God calls us to care for one another, especially those facing difficult circumstances.

That’s why we partnered with Crossview Covenant to create Hope in a Box: a simple way to support people in our community and remind them they are not alone—that someone sees them, cares for them, and believes they can make it through whatever life brings.

This year, we’re partnering with ECHO Food Shelf to expand this effort.

To make it easy for more people to participate, we’re extending Hope in a Box throughout the entire season of Lent (February 18–April 5). You’re invited to purchase boxed food items and bring them to church. Each Sunday you can drop off your donations. AND because it’s part of the March drive, all donations are matched!

At the end of the season on April 11, 2026 we’ll gather together to decorate the boxes with stickers and messages of love and hope before they’re delivered and you can stick around for lunch.

We look forward to serving our community alongside you and sharing God’s love through these simple acts of kindness.

EASTER Events

AFTER EASTER | APRIL 12 – 19

Artificial Intelligence is everywhere. Engineers are using it to translate Scripture into new languages. Have a theological question? You can ask ChatGPT for an answer—even from a specific Christian tradition. You can download a chatbot and “talk” with Moses, Mary, Paul, or even Jesus.

At the same time, AI can generate videos of events that never happened. People are forming relationships with AI companions. There are even support groups for those who’ve been deceived by artificial connections.

In a world where it’s easier to ask ChatGPT than to listen for the Holy Spirit, how should Christians respond?

Is AI just a tool—or is it shaping us in ways we don’t yet see?

Join us as we explore wisdom, discernment, truth, and what it means to follow Jesus in an age of artificial intelligence.