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Build Hope with the Covenant ASP Team
Next summer, in the first week of July, our ASP team will be heading back to Central Appalachia to spread some help and hope. We want you to join us! The Appalachia Service Project is a Christian ministry, open to all people, that inspires hope and service through volunteer home repair. The summer mission trip…
Bringing in Donations for SBOC? Here’s a List of Urgently Needed Items.
Our local food banks to a pretty good job of knowing their customers and their needs. They also keep the pulse of what they’ve got coming in. And they know what’s needed to fill the gap. Here are the latest lists of urgently needed items from the food banks we support. If you are going…
Petals, Pedals & Pancakes
It’s our new spring fundraiser! The Covenant Appalachia Service Project Team is getting ready for our summer mission trip to Central Appalachia. We’ve grown our annual plant sale into a bigger event: ASP Petals, Pedals & Pancakes – with all kinds of ways to support the ASP team. We’ll start things at 8 am on…
ASP Sunday: Reflecting on 41 Years of Service & Dedication of ASP Hall
As part of Covenant’s ongoing 100th anniversary celebration, on Sunday during the ASP Service we were honored to have past and present volunteers from the Covenant Appalachia Service Project (ASP) team offer reflections on what ASP has meant to them since Covenant started participating in ASP, way back in 1982. The following ASP alumni shared…
Update from Bishop Schol: Thank you for stepping up to the challenge.
Covenant, you certainly tackled the challenge from Bishop Schol. Thank you. You’ll see a photo of our crew sorting donations in the video! Message from Bishop Schol: Food Collection Update Dear Friends in Christ, This past Sunday, the winners were the people in our communities. You raised 74,044 pounds of food. Praise God! Thank you…
An Eggcellent way to Support the ASP Team
The Covenant Appalachia Service Project team is getting ready for their 2023 summer mission trip and they want to lay some eggs. Wake up Easter morning to a yard covered with candy-filled eggs. Choose how many eggs you want us to lay: 20, 40, or 60! We’ll hide them, scatter them, or leave them in…