Covenant member Melissa Hardy leads this overview on the book of Exodus. In January, Covenant is reading the book of Exodus. We will walk through Exodus discussing the storyline and how this epic journey fits into the larger biblical story. Along the way, we will uncover the many parallels to Genesis and reflect on how our current lives mirror the Exodus narrative.

Covenant member Melissa Hardy leads part 1 of this overview on the book of Exodus. In January, Covenant is reading the book of Exodus. We will walk through Exodus discussing the storyline and how this epic journey fits into the larger biblical story. Along the way, we will uncover the many parallels to Genesis and reflect on how our current lives mirror the Exodus narrative. To learn more about Adult Education at Covenant, visit covenantmadison.org/adult.

Rev. Kerri Parker, Executive Director of the Wisconsin Council of Churches leads this class, offering a guide to crafting meaningful land acknowledgments. She suggests homework regarding the land on which you reside, peoples in the area, and church history. The style of land acknowledgment includes invitations to and ideas for action steps in response to what you learn. For more info on Adult Education at Covenant, visit covenantmadison.org/adult.

Join members of the Covenant Chancel Choir, as they tell the stories associated with some of our favorite hymns! For more info on Adult Education at Covenant, visit covenantmadison.org/adult.

Retired PC(USA) pastor and retired Chaplain of the U.S. Navy Reserves, Rev. Kirk Morledge shares his experiences as a Chaplain caring for our men and women serving in the armed forces. For more info on Adult Education at Covenant, visit covenantmadison.org/adult.

Melissa Hardy leads this class on "The Sermon on the Mount." Matthew 5-7 is known as “The Sermon on the Mount.” Many refer to this passage as “the greatest sermon ever preached.” Join us as we break down this sermon and learn about Jesus’ moral vision for humanity, emphasizing the importance of compassion, humility, and forgiveness.

Join the Covenant Generosity Committee as they talk about our Generosity Campaign and answer any questions you have about Generosity at Covenant. Covenant Presbyterian Church uses the word "Generosity" instead of what churches traditionally refer to as "Stewardship."

At Covenant, we seek not only to learn God's love but also to live God's love - to make what we have learned part of our daily lives. And as a Matthew 25 congregation, we have committed to actively engaging in God's mission in our community and the world around us. We are joined by one of our partners in that mission - Arturo Ambriz of the Lussier Community Education Center - to learn more about some of the work that Covenant and its mission partners are doing in the world today, and how that work helps make God's love manifest through our actions.