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Covington Community Church Sunday:
Sun. School 9:30am
Worship Service 10:55 am
Bible study 1:30pm

Lunch served Every Sun. after the message

3rd Sun. is Lords supper

WiNGs 1st Wed.

We house Covington Community Food Pantry, from 3:00pm-5:00pm the last two Wed. of the month.

05/04/2026

See you at 8:30am for breakfast

April 5, 2026Easter breakfast will start at 8:30 am till 9:30 am and worship at 10:00 am. 405 Fifth Street, Covington OK...
22/03/2026

April 5, 2026
Easter breakfast will start at 8:30 am till 9:30 am and worship at 10:00 am.
405 Fifth Street, Covington OK

We are ONE church.

Let’s come together and exalt the reason for the season.
Jesus Christ.
Put away your differences and remember what Jesus did for you

Special time.
Special music.
Special service.
Bring a friend.

Sunday June 21 at 4:00 pm join us for a fish fry and concert
18/03/2026

Sunday June 21 at 4:00 pm join us for a fish fry and concert

You are invited to our “Spring fling” on March 22 starting at 10:45am Special speaker is Reed James, son of Ruth’s Chr...
14/03/2026

You are invited to our “Spring fling” on March 22 starting at 10:45am
Special speaker is Reed James, son of Ruth’s Christian book store will give his testimony
Join us for hamburgers and hotdogs with side dishes and dessert at 12 noon.

All are welcome.

08/02/2026

Join us at 11:00 am for worship and stay for lunch

Thanks for being a top engager and making it on to my weekly engagement list! 🎉Debbie Fowble, Jack Snyder, Milly Brodric...
08/02/2026

Thanks for being a top engager and making it on to my weekly engagement list! 🎉

Debbie Fowble, Jack Snyder, Milly Brodrick

Romans 2:6, 14–16 A Compassionate HeartFrom Romans chapter 2, verses 6 and 14 through 16, we are reminded that God judg...
25/01/2026

Romans 2:6, 14–16
A Compassionate Heart

From Romans chapter 2, verses 6 and 14 through 16, we are reminded that God judges according to the secrets of the heart. He is not impressed with outward appearances, religious formalities, or what looks good to others. God looks beyond the exterior—He looks at the heart.

Man, however, has a tendency to praise himself or others for obedience to the law, for outward righteousness, or for what can be seen. But Paul makes it clear: true praise must come from God, not from men.

Paul himself did not falter—he persevered. He did not give up, because he had a compassionate heart. Compassionate love puts others first. Paul did not operate out of his own feelings, but out of deep concern for the spiritual well-being of others.

In Christian ministry, those who bring us the greatest joy can also bring us the greatest sorrow—and this is exactly what Paul was experiencing. He wrote a very stern letter to the church, not out of anger, but out of anguish of heart and genuine love. His desire was obedience to the Word of God, discipline where needed, and ultimately the restoration of purity and peace within the church.

That same desire must exist within us today. Love in the church must be shown through a compassionate heart—a heart that is pure, sincere, and filled with God’s love.

Paul did not fail because he truly believed what he taught. He understood that love and forgiveness go hand in hand, and from them flows encouragement among God’s people. Where love and forgiveness are present, encouragement naturally follows.

So the question becomes personal:

Are you? Am I? Is the church as a whole truly showing God’s love, forgiveness, and encouragement to those we encounter every day?

Some are family members. Some are friends. Some are people we run into on the street, at lunch, or at the senior center. Most are people we don’t even know—but God places them in front of us wherever we go.

Let us be the kind of church that causes people to ask, “You’re different—what makes you that way?” When they ask, the door is open for our testimony. Not only one that is spoken, but one that is visible—seen in genuine love, felt through forgiveness, and heard through words of encouragement.

We live with joy and excitement, knowing that one day heaven will reign fully in our lives. Until then, let us live as the church—with hearts that reflect the love of Christ.

—— ——

Dear Father,
As we go through this world, wherever we turn we see clear evidence of moral breakdown in our society. We belong to a stubborn and sinful race, yet we all know what is right. But knowing what is right is not enough—we must also live it, walking according to Your will and not our own.

Forgive us, Lord, for our selfishness. In these coming days, when we may be confined to our homes because of the weather, draw us into constant communion with You through prayer. Help us to reflect on what we know is right and to set our feet firmly on the path that leads to a moral and spiritual life.

We depend upon the Holy Spirit within us to convict us, discipline us, and counsel us in the days ahead. We praise You and give You all honor and glory, in the name of Jesus Christ our Lord.

Amen.
Pastor Jim and Susan Nance

12/12/2025

We will celebrate 2 more baptisms this Sunday.
💦Join us💧

Celebrating the birth of Jesus. Join us Sunday.
09/12/2025

Celebrating the birth of Jesus. Join us Sunday.

Join us today at 11:00 am in celebration of Jesus’s birth. Andrew Stotts will be playing the saxophone.
07/12/2025

Join us today at 11:00 am in celebration of Jesus’s birth.
Andrew Stotts will be playing the saxophone.

02/12/2025

You are invited to a Christmas Eve service 12-24-25 at 2:00pm.

Address

402 5th Street
OK
73730

Opening Hours

Wednesday 15:00 - 20:00
Thursday 09:00 - 11:00
Sunday 09:00 - 19:00

Telephone

+15808647739

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