Portland Covenant Church

This third Sunday, we’ll gather for singing, scripture, sermon, and prayer as Pastor Kim leads us through 1 Kings 17:1–24. Together we’ll explore how God meets us in the places where trust feels stretched thin and imagination opens us to what’s possible. Join us as we lean into hope, courage, and the God who provides in unexpected ways.

This Sunday, September 13, is Neighbor to Neighbor Sunday — a morning of connection, service, and fellowship. We’ll gather at 10 a.m. to pack hygiene kits and assemble simple lunches. Thank you to those who have already offered to bring items.

Your contributions help us care for our neighbors in a tangible way.

We’re grateful for your generosity as we serve our community together.

Join us this Sunday as we explore Genesis 15:1–6 and Imagine Fearless Faith — a reflection on God’s promises, courage in the unknown, and the kind of trust that expands our imagination.

We’re beginning a new thematic season at PCov, centered on holy imagination and the future of our faith and our church. This is a shared focus that will weave through our Sundays, our Round Table gatherings, and the ways we listen for God together. Join us as we dream boldly and explore what God might be inviting us into next.

We’re delighted to have Pastor Cheryl Denise Baker with us this Sunday. Preaching from Psalm 61, her sermon — “When My Heart Is Overwhelmed” — invites us to consider how God meets us in our deepest need, offering strength, steadiness, and shelter. Come ready to be grounded in Scripture and lifted in faith.

Join us this Sunday as we read Romans 12:1-8 and share a bit about how God has blessed each of us with gifts for our life together in the body of Christ. This will be a light-hearted discussion about how we each bring our own unique gifts and perspectives that are valuable, life-giving, and important. We will also have time for prayer and fellowship together. Please bring a snack to share for this day of connection.

Join us this Sunday, as Pastor Kim leads us into Matthew 15:21–28, a powerful story of a mother’s bold plea and Jesus’ transforming mercy. As we gather for our 3rd Sunday of worship, scripture, sermon, and prayer, we’ll reflect on what it means to ask God for help with persistence and trust.

This Sunday is Neighbor to Neighbor Sunday — a time to slow down, look around, and connect with the people God has placed in our community. We’ll share in prayer, conversation, and fellowship as we celebrate the relationships that make PCC feel like home.