Did you know socks are on of the most needed items for people experiencing homelessness during the winter months?

Butler County United Way is holding a Building Block event in support of Hope House Mission in Middletown. It's our way of joining together with our neighbors throughout Butler County to give back in a way that will build a solid foundation for the future. Each 'Building Block Event' is tailored to one of the building blocks for a good life: youth opportunity, healthy community, and financial security. This month's event focuses on financial security, or
basic needs.
Our church will be collecting socks throughout the months of October.
There will be a bin in the Narthex for new or very gently used socks.
 THANK YOU!

Craig Wickstrom, our missionary from the D.R.C will be visiting us on Sunday the 25th for Sunday school and service.

Ladies, we invite you to join us for a special weekend of fellowship, encouragement, and spiritual growth at our Women’s Retreat, November 6–8, 2026, at Covenant Mountain Mission Bible Camp in Jonesville, VA!
This year’s theme is “Soul Sisters,” and we’re excited to welcome Tammie George as our guest speaker. The $50 registration fee will be covered for every woman who wishes to attend! Your stay includes lodging and delicious homemade meals—dinner on Friday, three meals on Saturday, and breakfast on Sunday. We hope you’ll join us for this wonderful opportunity to connect, grow in faith, and enjoy time together!
Sign up at the Welcome Center!

Please join us in the Fellowship Hall at 11am on November 14th for a craft and lunch from Chick-fil-A. Joyce Arnold will lead us in decoupaging a beautiful flameless candle using fall napkins. Easy and fun! Please sign up in the Welcome Center and write your name on the attached menu beside the items you’d like for lunch. Please bring cash for your lunch.

"We are collaborating with the Covenant Church of
Ecuador to help start medical clinics and homes
for at-risk children. The home and clinic we have
in Cayambe are compassion/outreach ministries
of the Covenant Church of Ecuador at both the
national and local levels. We are committed to
helping children in at-risk situations (i.e., abusive
homes, neglected children, children of alcoholics,
children freed from human trafficking situations,
etc.). We also feel called to connect and share the
love of Jesus with the families of these children in
holistic ministries and to serve as an outreach to
the community through medicine. We are passionate
about sharing Christ and meeting people where they
are, even if that is amid tragedy and hurt. We want
to be the hands and feet of Jesus to the least of
these." 

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"My calling as a liaison between the Covenant
churches in North America and Congo is to
reinforce the relationship between those Covenant
communities by representing the church in Congo
while in North America and the church in North
America while in Congo. In the US, my time is
spent facilitating travel, visiting churches, and
advising both American and Congolese churches.
In Congo, I spend time listening and being
present throughout the CEUM territory and I walk
alongside church leaders as they navigate changing
relationships with the North American church." 

"In partnership with the Taiwanese Evangelical Covenant Church, our roles are to work together to strengthen and support the local churches' ministries. In collaboration with the local churches, we hope we can further evangelism and missions to the unreached people in Taiwan and, if possible, other countries." 

KICY broadcasts from Nome, Alaska and is owned by Arctic Broadcasting Association, which is a 501(c)3 non-profit, affiliated corporation of the Evangelical Covenant Church. KICY serves native Alaskan villages throughout the Seward Peninsula, Yukon & Kuskokwim Deltas and the Russian regions of Chukotka, Kamchatka and Siberia. Most of our annual operating budget comes from churches and individual donations. Our staff is comprised of full-time and part-time volunteers.
Since we first signed-on Easter Sunday, April 17 of 1960, KICY has continued to broadcast the good news of Jesus Christ throughout Western Alaska and the Russian Far East. We have increased our power to 50,000 watts, 24 hours a day which allows KICY AM 850 the opportunity to send the gospel into some places where other forms of media are not readily available. We operate two distinct radio stations, KICY AM-850 & ICY 100.3 FM. While the AM station broadcasts at 50,000 watts and can be heard throughout the entire region, our FM station is programmed for and serves the City of Nome and surrounding communities.