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Community Programs
Covenant Presbyterian Church is a diverse congregation.
The most unique element of Covenant – none of our differences
make a difference! Despite our differences we each share common threads in our lives. We are family.
Community Food Pantry
Monday thru Friday 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.No appointment necessary - No ID required
Covenant Presbyterian Church advocates for the hungry and unhealthy. The church runs a food pantry that furnishes community families with food and nonperishable items.
With the help of Village Presbyterian Church, we operate a bi-monthly “Musicians’ Food Pantry." It was originally created to feed Kansas City's jazz musicians. It is open to the community to provide fresh fruit and vegetables, meat, baked treats, breads, and canned goods.
Covenant Presbyterian Church advocates for the hungry and unhealthy. The church runs a food pantry that furnishes community families with food and nonperishable items.
With the help of Village Presbyterian Church, we operate a bi-monthly “Musicians’ Food Pantry." It was originally created to feed Kansas City's jazz musicians. It is open to the community to provide fresh fruit and vegetables, meat, baked treats, breads, and canned goods.
Covenant Community Health & Wellness
Covenant Community Health and Wellness Center is empowering our community to ensure wellness by promoting self-management of health. We can help you navigate the health care system, educate you on your health challenges and work together to set goals for a healthier you. We provide the tools and resources for our neighbors to make an impact in their own health and wellness.
CCHWC is closed until further notice due to COVID-19.
Computer Lab
Covenant Presbyterian Church have joined with Village Computer Ministry to upgrade and activate the Covenant Presbyterian Computer Lab. This is a joint ministry between Covenant Presbyterian and Village Presbyterian Computer Ministry.
The program objective is to train the members of the congregation and/or the community in the use of the newest computers and programs to qualify them for future employment, job success, improved job responsibilities and advancement. The program will also include resume’ writing, cover letters and thank you letter preparation, and job interview training.
Walt Grainger will serve as the trainer of the resident leader of the Covenant Presbyterian program and will aid in the Job Search effort. Instruction manuals used for Word, Excel, Outlook, and E-mail are provided by Village Presbyterian Church.
Special ThanksTony Liu, Village Computer Program ManagerRodger Nishioka, Village Adult MinistryKen Smith, Village Computer Ministry Manager
