This spring join us for Midweek, Wednesday night dinners and classes and activities for all ages starting January 14! Dinner will begin being served at 5:30pm. At 6:30 pm, different Midweek activities for Adults, Students, and Kids will begin around campus.

Classes Offered: 

4:30pm:

• Nicene Creed: Pastor Jay and guest teacher Kyler Kanady will lead an 8-week study of the Nicene Creed—one of the central confessions of the historic Church. Together, we’ll explore what the Creed teaches about the identity and work of the one God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

6:30pm:

• The Seven Principles of Making Marriage Work: Pastor Jay will lead this class through key concepts from Dr. John Gottman’s bestselling book that offers practical, proven insight into everyday challenges couples face—and tools that help marriages not just survive, but flourish.

• Estate Planning 101: Are you prepared for the future? This 5-week class will cover essential estate planning topics to help you protect your loved ones and steward your legacy wisely. Whether you’re just getting started or need a refresher, this class offers practical guidance for every stage of life.

• Celebration of Discipline: Suzan Benson will lead this class as a natural next step following our fall Renovation of the Heart journey. Together, we asked the question, Who am I becoming? This class continues that invitation by helping participants learn and practice spiritual disciplines that shape a Christ-centered life.

• Revelation Bible Study: BEGINS JAN 28
  This study is a continuation of last fall’s Revelation Bible Study and will pick up where we left off. If you’ve been part of the journey—or want to jump in as we continue exploring this powerful book—you’re invited to join us.

Other adult options include the Healing Hearts Grief Group at 4:30pm and options at 6:30pm including a Family Group called the Bible Explorers, His Hands Group that meets for prayer, the NC Choir, and meeting with your D-Group.
NC Students will meet weekly in the NC Commons and NC Kids will have Ultimate Midweek Adventure in the Kids Building at 6:30pm.

God has created men to have incredible strength. But today’s culture has hijacked masculinity, distorting strength into passivity and abuse. In this 5-part video Bible study series, pastor Joby Martin invites men to embrace God’s definition of masculinity and to step into His calling upon their lives to wield their strength on behalf of others. God has designed men to be protectors, providers, and defenders. When men act like men, everyone flourishes.

Please make plans to join us for this Bible Study on Thursday mornings, at 6:30 am in the Fireside Room. We'll have hot coffee and donuts ready for you!

God has created men to have incredible strength. But today’s culture has hijacked masculinity, distorting strength into passivity and abuse. In this 5-part video Bible study series, pastor Joby Martin invites men to embrace God’s definition of masculinity and to step into His calling upon their lives to wield their strength on behalf of others. God has designed men to be protectors, providers, and defenders. When men act like men, everyone flourishes.

Please make plans to join us for this Bible Study on Thursday mornings, at 6:30 am in the Fireside Room. We'll have hot coffee and donuts ready for you!

If you have been visiting New Covenant Church, or been attending for awhile and are considering membership, we will be receiving new members on Sunday, January 25th, at both the 8:30 am and 11:00 am services. If you are interested, please email Abbi Blair at ablair@newcov.tv or 405.562.3212.

Stay for a few minutes after worship on Sunday, January 25th to help us build Meal Kits for Neighborhood Services Organization (NSO)! NSO is located near downtown OKC, where a growing number of homeless and transient neighbors rely on nourishing, mobile meals. These meal kits allow NSO to provide high-protein meals or snacks to individuals in need. This is a meaningful, hands-on way to serve our community and support NSO’s mission of caring for some of Oklahoma City’s most vulnerable neighbors.

If you have any interest in being part of a mission trip to serve at the Casa Aleluya children’s home in Guatemala this summer, please join us for a short interest meeting on Sunday, January 25th at 12:15pm in the Hospitality Room.

Our trip is geared primarily toward relationships and experiences for the kids at Casa Aleluya. Spanish is helpful, but not necessary! From crafts and movie nights to VBS and bible lessons, we hope to give them special experiences as beloved children of God! Occasionally, there are "work" projects on campus, but we mostly plan fun activities to share God's love and care for them.

The trip will be in the second half of June 2026, depending on flight availability. Must be at least eighteen-years-old or travel with a parent/guardian.

Mark your calendars for January 5, 2026, when we will begin our January women’s Bible study!  We will meet at 9:30 am in the Fireside Room for an 8-week study of the book of Proverbs.  The title of the study is The Way of Wisdom with video lessons from six teachers. The book of Proverbs describes wisdom as the greatest treasure of life, more valuable than anything else we could desire. As we consider wisdom principles on everyday topics like words, work, friendship, marriage, parenting, money management, and leadership influence, we will discover the wisdom of Proverbs as an invitation to steadily walk God’s way in God’s world.

Books can be ordered from Lifeway.com or Amazon.  Amazon has a spiral bound edition. Questions? www.newcov.tv/women.

This spring join us for Midweek, Wednesday night dinners and classes and activities for all ages starting January 14! Dinner will begin being served at 5:30pm. At 6:30 pm, different Midweek activities for Adults, Students, and Kids will begin around campus.

Classes Offered: 

4:30pm:

• Nicene Creed: Pastor Jay and guest teacher Kyler Kanady will lead an 8-week study of the Nicene Creed—one of the central confessions of the historic Church. Together, we’ll explore what the Creed teaches about the identity and work of the one God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

6:30pm:

• The Seven Principles of Making Marriage Work: Pastor Jay will lead this class through key concepts from Dr. John Gottman’s bestselling book that offers practical, proven insight into everyday challenges couples face—and tools that help marriages not just survive, but flourish.

• Estate Planning 101: Are you prepared for the future? This 5-week class will cover essential estate planning topics to help you protect your loved ones and steward your legacy wisely. Whether you’re just getting started or need a refresher, this class offers practical guidance for every stage of life.

• Celebration of Discipline: Suzan Benson will lead this class as a natural next step following our fall Renovation of the Heart journey. Together, we asked the question, Who am I becoming? This class continues that invitation by helping participants learn and practice spiritual disciplines that shape a Christ-centered life.

• Revelation Bible Study: BEGINS JAN 28
  This study is a continuation of last fall’s Revelation Bible Study and will pick up where we left off. If you’ve been part of the journey—or want to jump in as we continue exploring this powerful book—you’re invited to join us.

Other adult options include the Healing Hearts Grief Group at 4:30pm and options at 6:30pm including a Family Group called the Bible Explorers, His Hands Group that meets for prayer, the NC Choir, and meeting with your D-Group.
NC Students will meet weekly in the NC Commons and NC Kids will have Ultimate Midweek Adventure in the Kids Building at 6:30pm.

Confirmation is designed to help students move from inherited faith to owned faith. It is a seasonal, intentional, and unique program where students explore who Jesus is, what we believe, and how faith and church express itself in their everyday lives. Our goal is not just information, but formation; to create space for students to experience God’s goodness, develop personal spiritual habits, and take meaningful next steps in following Jesus.

Confirmation will take place on Sundays from 12:15–2:00 pm following church in the Youth Room in the Commons, with lunch provided each week. The process includes weekly sessions, at-home reflections, a retreat, and a Confirmation Sunday celebration. Parents play a vital role in this journey, and Confirmation is designed to be a partnership between church and family as students grow in their relationship with Jesus.

If you know a student who is interested or you would like to volunteer as an adult leader, please reach out to Jonah or Cody. Please click the link below for more information and/or to sign up.

Parent Meeting: 

Parents of 8th-12th grade students, we’re launching Confirmation this spring, and we want to invite you to a parent meeting on Sunday, February 1, right after church, in the Youth Room in the Commons. This meeting is for parents of students who are interested in or planning to participate in Confirmation. We’ll clearly walk through what Confirmation is, why we’re doing it, expectations for students and families, key dates, and how we want to partner with you in your student’s faith journey. This meeting is an important first step in the Confirmation process.

Are you new to New Covenant? Maybe you’ve been coming for a while, but only attend worship. Maybe you are in a group, but don’t feel like you understand much about this New Covenant family yet. 

Starting Point is for you! We will spend four Sundays together from 9:45-10:40am in Room 103 learning about who we are and focus on each step of our Discipleship Pathway! On the fourth Sunday we will have breakfast and fellowship together. We will begin this class on Sunday, February 1, and meet through February 22. For more details contact Abbi Blair at  ablair@newcov.tv or 405-562-3212.

Our New Cov favorite, the annual Chili Cook-Off, is coming up on Sunday, February 1, starting at 5:00 pm. It's always a great event in which we come together as a church family and have a friendly competition to determine the “Best Chili Makers” in our church.

This year we are raising funds for Mission 143, a ministry based out of New Covenant that exists to serve those suffering from homelessness and those at risk for becoming unhoused.

If you aren't competing, make sure to bring some money to vote on your favorite chili.  Also, people with last names that begin with A-L bring desserts and M-Z bring fixin's (Fixins=crackers, cheese, Fritos, cornbread, onions, etc.) . 

You can sign up to bring chili as an individual or sign up with your family group or some friends to compete as a group! 

Mark your calendars for January 5, 2026, when we will begin our January women’s Bible study!  We will meet at 9:30 am in the Fireside Room for an 8-week study of the book of Proverbs.  The title of the study is The Way of Wisdom with video lessons from six teachers. The book of Proverbs describes wisdom as the greatest treasure of life, more valuable than anything else we could desire. As we consider wisdom principles on everyday topics like words, work, friendship, marriage, parenting, money management, and leadership influence, we will discover the wisdom of Proverbs as an invitation to steadily walk God’s way in God’s world.

Books can be ordered from Lifeway.com or Amazon.  Amazon has a spiral bound edition. Questions? www.newcov.tv/women.

This spring join us for Midweek, Wednesday night dinners and classes and activities for all ages starting January 14! Dinner will begin being served at 5:30pm. At 6:30 pm, different Midweek activities for Adults, Students, and Kids will begin around campus.

Classes Offered: 

4:30pm:

• Nicene Creed: Pastor Jay and guest teacher Kyler Kanady will lead an 8-week study of the Nicene Creed—one of the central confessions of the historic Church. Together, we’ll explore what the Creed teaches about the identity and work of the one God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

6:30pm:

• The Seven Principles of Making Marriage Work: Pastor Jay will lead this class through key concepts from Dr. John Gottman’s bestselling book that offers practical, proven insight into everyday challenges couples face—and tools that help marriages not just survive, but flourish.

• Estate Planning 101: Are you prepared for the future? This 5-week class will cover essential estate planning topics to help you protect your loved ones and steward your legacy wisely. Whether you’re just getting started or need a refresher, this class offers practical guidance for every stage of life.

• Celebration of Discipline: Suzan Benson will lead this class as a natural next step following our fall Renovation of the Heart journey. Together, we asked the question, Who am I becoming? This class continues that invitation by helping participants learn and practice spiritual disciplines that shape a Christ-centered life.

• Revelation Bible Study: BEGINS JAN 28
  This study is a continuation of last fall’s Revelation Bible Study and will pick up where we left off. If you’ve been part of the journey—or want to jump in as we continue exploring this powerful book—you’re invited to join us.

Other adult options include the Healing Hearts Grief Group at 4:30pm and options at 6:30pm including a Family Group called the Bible Explorers, His Hands Group that meets for prayer, the NC Choir, and meeting with your D-Group.
NC Students will meet weekly in the NC Commons and NC Kids will have Ultimate Midweek Adventure in the Kids Building at 6:30pm. .

God has created men to have incredible strength. But today’s culture has hijacked masculinity, distorting strength into passivity and abuse. In this 5-part video Bible study series, pastor Joby Martin invites men to embrace God’s definition of masculinity and to step into His calling upon their lives to wield their strength on behalf of others. God has designed men to be protectors, providers, and defenders. When men act like men, everyone flourishes.

Please make plans to join us for this Bible Study on Thursday mornings, at 6:30 am in the Fireside Room. We'll have hot coffee and donuts ready for you!

Save the date for our very first NC Kids Girls Weekend!

Save the date for our very first NC Kids Girls Weekend!

Are you new to New Covenant? Maybe you’ve been coming for a while, but only attend worship. Maybe you are in a group, but don’t feel like you understand much about this New Covenant family yet. 

Starting Point is for you! We will spend four Sundays together from 9:45-10:40am in Room 103 learning about who we are and focus on each step of our Discipleship Pathway! On the fourth Sunday we will have breakfast and fellowship together. We will begin this class on Sunday, February 1, and meet through February 22. For more details contact Abbi Blair at  ablair@newcov.tv or 405-562-3212.

Mark your calendars for January 5, 2026, when we will begin our January women’s Bible study!  We will meet at 9:30 am in the Fireside Room for an 8-week study of the book of Proverbs.  The title of the study is The Way of Wisdom with video lessons from six teachers. The book of Proverbs describes wisdom as the greatest treasure of life, more valuable than anything else we could desire. As we consider wisdom principles on everyday topics like words, work, friendship, marriage, parenting, money management, and leadership influence, we will discover the wisdom of Proverbs as an invitation to steadily walk God’s way in God’s world.

Books can be ordered from Lifeway.com or Amazon.  Amazon has a spiral bound edition. Questions? www.newcov.tv/women.

This spring join us for Midweek, Wednesday night dinners and classes and activities for all ages starting January 14! Dinner will begin being served at 5:30pm. At 6:30 pm, different Midweek activities for Adults, Students, and Kids will begin around campus.

Classes Offered: 

4:30pm:

• Nicene Creed: Pastor Jay and guest teacher Kyler Kanady will lead an 8-week study of the Nicene Creed—one of the central confessions of the historic Church. Together, we’ll explore what the Creed teaches about the identity and work of the one God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

6:30pm:

• The Seven Principles of Making Marriage Work: Pastor Jay will lead this class through key concepts from Dr. John Gottman’s bestselling book that offers practical, proven insight into everyday challenges couples face—and tools that help marriages not just survive, but flourish.

• Estate Planning 101: Are you prepared for the future? This 5-week class will cover essential estate planning topics to help you protect your loved ones and steward your legacy wisely. Whether you’re just getting started or need a refresher, this class offers practical guidance for every stage of life.

• Celebration of Discipline: Suzan Benson will lead this class as a natural next step following our fall Renovation of the Heart journey. Together, we asked the question, Who am I becoming? This class continues that invitation by helping participants learn and practice spiritual disciplines that shape a Christ-centered life.

• Revelation Bible Study: BEGINS JAN 28
  This study is a continuation of last fall’s Revelation Bible Study and will pick up where we left off. If you’ve been part of the journey—or want to jump in as we continue exploring this powerful book—you’re invited to join us.

Other adult options include the Healing Hearts Grief Group at 4:30pm and options at 6:30pm including a Family Group called the Bible Explorers, His Hands Group that meets for prayer, the NC Choir, and meeting with your D-Group.
NC Students will meet weekly in the NC Commons and NC Kids will have Ultimate Midweek Adventure in the Kids Building at 6:30pm.

Are you new to New Covenant? Maybe you’ve been coming for a while, but only attend worship. Maybe you are in a group, but don’t feel like you understand much about this New Covenant family yet. 

Starting Point is for you! We will spend four Sundays together from 9:45-10:40am in Room 103 learning about who we are and focus on each step of our Discipleship Pathway! On the fourth Sunday we will have breakfast and fellowship together. We will begin this class on Sunday, February 1, and meet through February 22. For more details contact Abbi Blair at  ablair@newcov.tv or 405-562-3212.

In observance of President’s Day the New Covenant offices will be closed.

Mark your calendars for January 5, 2026, when we will begin our January women’s Bible study!  We will meet at 9:30 am in the Fireside Room for an 8-week study of the book of Proverbs.  The title of the study is The Way of Wisdom with video lessons from six teachers. The book of Proverbs describes wisdom as the greatest treasure of life, more valuable than anything else we could desire. As we consider wisdom principles on everyday topics like words, work, friendship, marriage, parenting, money management, and leadership influence, we will discover the wisdom of Proverbs as an invitation to steadily walk God’s way in God’s world.

Books can be ordered from Lifeway.com or Amazon.  Amazon has a spiral bound edition. Questions? www.newcov.tv/women.

New Covenant will serve a Pancake Dinner at 5:30 pm on February 18 in the Activity Center. Join us for dinner before the Ash Wednesday Service at 6:30 pm. This will take the place of Midweek Dinner, so bring your family and come join us for hot cakes and all the fixings!

Our Ash Wednesday Service is March 2nd, at 6:30 pm in the Worship Center. Ash Wednesday marks the start of the season of Lent, when we set aside time for reflection on Jesus Christ: His suffering and sacrifice, His life, death, burial and resurrection. Please join us as we start our journey towards Easter.

We'll have the Pancake Dinner in the Activity Center directly before the service starting at 5:30 pm.

Come for good coffee and great conversation on Friday, February 20. This event is hosted by our OWLS ministry, but open to all! We will have coffee and donuts and meet in the NC Café at 9:30 am! Our special speaker is Jack Rosenburg, the Chief Operating Officer of TriCorps Security, a retired highway patrolman, and a member of New Covenant who attends the Genesis class with his wife. Jack will be speaking on the topic of home security and cyber security! Please join us!

Are you new to New Covenant? Maybe you’ve been coming for a while, but only attend worship. Maybe you are in a group, but don’t feel like you understand much about this New Covenant family yet. 

Starting Point is for you! We will spend four Sundays together from 9:45-10:40am in Room 103 learning about who we are and focus on each step of our Discipleship Pathway! On the fourth Sunday we will have breakfast and fellowship together. We will begin this class on Sunday, February 1, and meet through February 22. For more details contact Abbi Blair at  ablair@newcov.tv or 405-562-3212.

Save the date for our Student Fundraiser Trivia Night on February 22 from 5-7 pm in the Activity Center. Teams of 6-8 people can register for $15 per team, or individuals looking for a team can sign up for $5. Additional fundraising will be donation-based, with opportunities to contribute throughout the night.

This fundraiser helps reduce costs for camps, retreats, and mission trips, allowing more students to grow in their faith and experience God in powerful ways!

Mark your calendars for January 5, 2026, when we will begin our January women’s Bible study!  We will meet at 9:30 am in the Fireside Room for an 8-week study of the book of Proverbs.  The title of the study is The Way of Wisdom with video lessons from six teachers. The book of Proverbs describes wisdom as the greatest treasure of life, more valuable than anything else we could desire. As we consider wisdom principles on everyday topics like words, work, friendship, marriage, parenting, money management, and leadership influence, we will discover the wisdom of Proverbs as an invitation to steadily walk God’s way in God’s world.

Books can be ordered from Lifeway.com or Amazon.  Amazon has a spiral bound edition. Questions? www.newcov.tv/women.

This spring join us for Midweek, Wednesday night dinners and classes and activities for all ages starting January 14! Dinner will begin being served at 5:30pm. At 6:30 pm, different Midweek activities for Adults, Students, and Kids will begin around campus.

Classes Offered: 

4:30pm:

• Nicene Creed: Pastor Jay and guest teacher Kyler Kanady will lead an 8-week study of the Nicene Creed—one of the central confessions of the historic Church. Together, we’ll explore what the Creed teaches about the identity and work of the one God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

6:30pm:

• The Seven Principles of Making Marriage Work: Pastor Jay will lead this class through key concepts from Dr. John Gottman’s bestselling book that offers practical, proven insight into everyday challenges couples face—and tools that help marriages not just survive, but flourish.

• Estate Planning 101: Are you prepared for the future? This 5-week class will cover essential estate planning topics to help you protect your loved ones and steward your legacy wisely. Whether you’re just getting started or need a refresher, this class offers practical guidance for every stage of life.

• Celebration of Discipline: Suzan Benson will lead this class as a natural next step following our fall Renovation of the Heart journey. Together, we asked the question, Who am I becoming? This class continues that invitation by helping participants learn and practice spiritual disciplines that shape a Christ-centered life.

• Revelation Bible Study: BEGINS JAN 28
  This study is a continuation of last fall’s Revelation Bible Study and will pick up where we left off. If you’ve been part of the journey—or want to jump in as we continue exploring this powerful book—you’re invited to join us.

Other adult options include the Healing Hearts Grief Group at 4:30pm and options at 6:30pm including a Family Group called the Bible Explorers, His Hands Group that meets for prayer, the NC Choir, and meeting with your D-Group.
NC Students will meet weekly in the NC Commons and NC Kids will have Ultimate Midweek Adventure in the Kids Building at 6:30pm.

This spring join us for Midweek, Wednesday night dinners and classes and activities for all ages starting January 14! Dinner will begin being served at 5:30pm. At 6:30 pm, different Midweek activities for Adults, Students, and Kids will begin around campus.

Classes Offered: 

4:30pm:

• Nicene Creed: Pastor Jay and guest teacher Kyler Kanady will lead an 8-week study of the Nicene Creed—one of the central confessions of the historic Church. Together, we’ll explore what the Creed teaches about the identity and work of the one God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

6:30pm:

• The Seven Principles of Making Marriage Work: Pastor Jay will lead this class through key concepts from Dr. John Gottman’s bestselling book that offers practical, proven insight into everyday challenges couples face—and tools that help marriages not just survive, but flourish.

• Estate Planning 101: Are you prepared for the future? This 5-week class will cover essential estate planning topics to help you protect your loved ones and steward your legacy wisely. Whether you’re just getting started or need a refresher, this class offers practical guidance for every stage of life.

• Celebration of Discipline: Suzan Benson will lead this class as a natural next step following our fall Renovation of the Heart journey. Together, we asked the question, Who am I becoming? This class continues that invitation by helping participants learn and practice spiritual disciplines that shape a Christ-centered life.

• Revelation Bible Study: BEGINS JAN 28
  This study is a continuation of last fall’s Revelation Bible Study and will pick up where we left off. If you’ve been part of the journey—or want to jump in as we continue exploring this powerful book—you’re invited to join us.

Other adult options include the Healing Hearts Grief Group at 4:30pm and options at 6:30pm including a Family Group called the Bible Explorers, His Hands Group that meets for prayer, the NC Choir, and meeting with your D-Group.
NC Students will meet weekly in the NC Commons and NC Kids will have Ultimate Midweek Adventure in the Kids Building at 6:30pm.

Join us for a weekend of reflection and spiritual renewal as we start the Lent season with a Spiritual Formation Retreat, March 6-7. We hope you can join us!

Join us for a weekend of reflection and spiritual renewal as we start the Lent season with a Spiritual Formation Retreat, March 6-7. We hope you can join us!

If you have been visiting New Covenant Church, or been attending for a while and are considering membership, we will be receiving new members on Sunday, March 8th, at the 8:30 am and 11:00 am services. We will also be baptizing anyone who has not been baptized but is ready to make the public profession, OR any child who has not been baptized.If you are interested, please email Abbi Blair at ablair@newcov.tv or by calling the church office at 405.562.3200.

Let Women’s Ministry bake you something delicious! Cookies, cupcakes and more will be available. We take cash donations or a QR code for digital giving will be available. If you would like to donate by offering your own baked goods, just bring them that morning to the church.

Hey NC Students! Save the date for Metro Worship. We’ll meet at 5pm in the Worship Center.

This spring join us for Midweek, Wednesday night dinners and classes and activities for all ages starting January 14! Dinner will begin being served at 5:30pm. At 6:30 pm, different Midweek activities for Adults, Students, and Kids will begin around campus.

Classes Offered: 

4:30pm:

• Nicene Creed: Pastor Jay and guest teacher Kyler Kanady will lead an 8-week study of the Nicene Creed—one of the central confessions of the historic Church. Together, we’ll explore what the Creed teaches about the identity and work of the one God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

6:30pm:

• The Seven Principles of Making Marriage Work: Pastor Jay will lead this class through key concepts from Dr. John Gottman’s bestselling book that offers practical, proven insight into everyday challenges couples face—and tools that help marriages not just survive, but flourish.

• Estate Planning 101: Are you prepared for the future? This 5-week class will cover essential estate planning topics to help you protect your loved ones and steward your legacy wisely. Whether you’re just getting started or need a refresher, this class offers practical guidance for every stage of life.

• Celebration of Discipline: Suzan Benson will lead this class as a natural next step following our fall Renovation of the Heart journey. Together, we asked the question, Who am I becoming? This class continues that invitation by helping participants learn and practice spiritual disciplines that shape a Christ-centered life.

• Revelation Bible Study: BEGINS JAN 28
  This study is a continuation of last fall’s Revelation Bible Study and will pick up where we left off. If you’ve been part of the journey—or want to jump in as we continue exploring this powerful book—you’re invited to join us.

Other adult options include the Healing Hearts Grief Group at 4:30pm and options at 6:30pm including a Family Group called the Bible Explorers, His Hands Group that meets for prayer, the NC Choir, and meeting with your D-Group.
NC Students will meet weekly in the NC Commons and NC Kids will have Ultimate Midweek Adventure in the Kids Building at 6:30pm.

Join other seniors for the upcoming OWLS Lunch on Thursday, March 12th in the Chapel. This is a great way to enjoy a meal and entertainment with other seniors who attend New Cov! More details to come!

Save the date for our Middle School Spring Break Trip!

Join us on March 29th as we begin Holy Week with a Palm Sunday celebration during our Worship services at 8:30 and 11:00am.

That morning, our NC Kids will have a fun celebration that includes singing and waving palm branches in our 11am services. We can’t wait to celebrate with you!

Join us for this year’s Holy Thursday Worship as we gather in remembrance of the Last Supper and Christ’s new covenant. The service will be Thursday, April 2nd at 6:30 PM in the Worship Center and streamed live online.

Reflect on the relevance of the cross in our daily lives and pray through the journey of our Savior by taking part in an interactive, come-and-go, Stations of the Cross available from 7:00am-6:00pm in the Chapel.

Join us on Friday, April 3rd as we remember the events leading up to Christ’s crucifixion as through a Good Friday traditional Service of Darkness at 6:30pm in the Worship Center.

This year, claim the hope that comes from the resurrection of Jesus Christ and celebrate the moment that changed everything for all people of all time. Join New Cov for an Easter Celebration Worship Experience on Sunday, April 5th at 8:30 in the Worship Center or 11:00am in the Worship Center or Chapel!

The NC Office is closed in observance of Easter Monday!