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Sunday, November 7: Time To “Fall Back”
0 CommentsWe are all instructed to turn our clocks back one hour on Sunday, November 7, at 2 a.m., as most of the United States reverts from Daylight Saving Time to standard time.
October 10 2010 at 12:49 am
E-mail Outage
0 CommentsDue to technical problems with our e-mail system over the last few days, it appears we have lost e-mails that were sent to any Covenant Life address (@covlife.org) on Thursday and Friday, October 7 and 8. Please resend any critical communications that you may have e-mailed during these two days.
We apologize for the inconvenience this has caused.
Thank you!
September 28 2010 at 9:51 am
Phone System Outage
0 CommentsUPDATE: The phone outage was resolved as of 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 28.
The church is experiencing a phone system outage due to a temporary loss of service from our carrier. Calls to the church main number, 301-869-2800, will not go through at this time. To reach the church office, please call Sovereign Grace Ministries at 301-330-7400, and your call will be routed to the Covenant Life Church receptionist. Thanks for your patience with this temporary inconvenience.
July 28 2010 at 9:40 am
Electrical Power Restored
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Electrical power has been restored at the church building as of mid-day yesterday (Tuesday, June 27). The church office will be open today, and events will go forward as scheduled.
December 19 2009 at 9:32 pm
“Snowed In” Family Worship
8 CommentsWell, I’m bummed that we can’t gather together tomorrow to worship as a church. I worked on my sermon all day today and was looking forward to wrapping up our Bookends Series. But God had other plans! This snowstorm is a great reminder that God is sovereign over weather patterns, and his plans are better than ours.
Though we can’t gather together as a church, I want to encourage you to set aside time as a single, singles household or family to worship and read God’s word. Here are a few suggestions:
1. Take a moment to pray together for our nation, our local community and for our church. A morning like this that we can’t gather is a good reminder of what a blessing it is to be a church family. Pray for others you know in the church that God brings to mind.
2. If someone in your house is musical sing a song or two of worship. If not, consider singing along to a worship CD.
3. Download and listen to a recent sermon (especially one that you missed.)
4. Listen to one of our past sermons on the incarnation from our sermon archive.
5. In place of a sermon, read the account of Christ’s birth in Luke 1 & 2 (if you have young children, a selection from a children’s Bible works great, too.)
Remember, none of this has to be fancy. And it’s okay if you’re still in your pajamas. But it will be well worth your time to focus your attention on our great God and give thanks to him in song and prayer.
The Harris family will be thanking God for you and praying for you tomorrow as we worship in our home. Stay safe and warm, and have a wonderful Lord’s day.
P.S. One more thought: This snowstorm presents a unique opportunity to reach out to and serve your neighbors. Ask the Lord how you can express care and develop relationships by offering help with snow removal. Children, teens, singles: this is a great way to honor the Savior by spending yourselves on behalf of others. Families: Maybe you can put the whole crew into action!