This Coming Sunday
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​We invite you to join our Sunday morning service online.
The link to each Sunday's service will be live at 9:00am.
​Here is a preview of this coming Sunday's service.
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9 am
Adult Education
At the Adult Education class on Sunday, April 18, Richard Johnson will talk to us about sustainability. As his Rice bio makes clear, he is eminently qualified to share his knowledge and wisdom with us. Richard Johnson is the director of the Administrative Center for Sustainability and Energy Management at Rice. In this role he leads Rice’s sustainability program and also oversees a team of energy managers and analysts. Richard holds appointments as a Professor in the Practice of Environmental Studies in Sociology and as an Adjunct Lecturer in Civil and Environmental Engineering. Richard also serves as the Co-Director of the Environmental Studies Program. He has taught over 20 classes at Rice. He is also the former President of the Board of the Houston Farmers' Market, now the Rice University Farmers Market.
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Join us via Zoom; the log in details are located on our Online Gatherings page.
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Children & Youth Gatherings
Kid's Corner and Youth Group meetings will continue on a bi-weekly basis.

Go to the Covenant Gatherings page for the link to join these meetings. 
Anytime Worship - Online
Proclamation
Part of the lection for this Sunday reads, "And by faith in his name, his name itself has made this man strong, whom you see and know; and the faith that is through Jesus has given him this perfect health in the presence of all of you.” I am thinking about what the name of Jesus means. What’s in a name? It has been asked before and seems worth asking again.
Scripture: Acts 3:12-19
​- Laura Mayo

​[Last Sunday's proclamation can be heard on iTunes, our Podcast, or the website.]

Music
Everett Titcomb (1884-1968) was an American organist, choir director, and composer from Boston. He served as the organist-choirmaster at the Church of St. John the Evangelist in Boston from 1910 to 1959 and he has been called a Boston church music institution. His anthem, "O Love, How Deep" is a setting of a 15th century text by German priest, Thomas à Kempis. We will hear the Covenant Singers from November 25, 2018, directed by Fran Avera.
​​- David Lee