Christmas Tea 2006     [Total:42]

The WIC annual Christmas Tea was held Tuesday December 5, 2006. The theme this year was a "Victorian Christmas" and special guest speaker Bonnie Bachman led our woman in a performance that walked us through the ages with information, stories, characters and song. It was a fine night of celebration. As you can see from the photos, the tables were splendidly decorated with care and creativity.

Church Wide Banquet November 19, 2006     [Total:81]

The Church Wide Banquet was held on November 19, 2006 in support of the "For His Glory Campaign". It was a time to celebrate our expectation of building the new church. The committee members sang an original song titled, "Bye, Bye, Basement" to generous cheers and howls of laughter. And Pastor Larry... and Pastor Larry did a few impersonations. Wow! That was funny. No, I mean that was really funny! Thank you Ann and Ken Simpler and all the committee members. Thank yoy Kate, Brian, Brandon, and Chris for the music. It was a memorable night.

Advanced Commitment Dinner November 9, 2006     [Total:36]

November 9, 2006 New Covenant held an Advanced Commitments dinner in support of the For His Glory Campaign. The dinner was held at La Rosa Negra and it was fabulous. The chocolate cake was... was... beyond description. These photos document a few of the characters in attendance. And we offer many thanks to Bob and Sue Burris and the committee members that made this event so successful.

WIC Atlanta Trip     [Total:17]

Ten women of New Covenant traveled to Atlanta to attend the International WIC Fall Conference. This experience was filled with laughter and tears as we took in the messages provided by each speaker. Guest speakers shared lectures that varied from uplifting and inspirational, Paige Benson Brown, to calls to action from Dr Diane Langberg and Joni Ereckson Tada.

Washington DC - International Students - September 2006     [Total:56]

This photo series documents the International Students trek to Washington DC on the second trip sponsored by New Covenant. It was late in the season and participation was originally expected to be light. However, that did not prove to be true and we filled the bus to capacity wondering if a second bus might have been a reasonable investment. It was a great trip filled with enthusiasm and joy. Upon the students return a meal was served and we became the recipients of many grateful smiles from the wearied and hungry bodies. We will miss these students and we wish them good will in God's presence.