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Learn more about our services here: https://covenantchicago.org/sundays/what-to-expect/

Did the holidays intensify some lingering family tension? Esau knows exactly how you feel – his brother always had a way of getting out ahead. Were you reminded who was really your dad’s favorite? Joseph’s brothers feel you. Join us for this six-week class looking at the conflicts between biblical siblings. What can we learn about human relationships from the stories of these families in 

conflict? In their fallen responses to one another, where can we learn a model of grace? This class will meet in the Library during Common Ground starting on January 22 and will be taught by Larissa Bossemeyer and Mark Lester.

 Are you hungry for more? Does your prayer life feel flat? Do you wonder sometimes if there is more to this with-God life? Join us for a three-week class on encountering God in prayer and the Word. We will introduce and practice three kinds of prayer to help us explore the intimacy God invites us into. Classes will meet in the Conference Room in the Education Building beginning January 22 and will be taught by Jennie von Drehle and David Hoover.

Our church stands within the reformed tradition, but what does that mean, particularly for the way we practice our faith? What parts of our daily practice of faith draw their origin from the works of Luther, Calvin and other reformers? Join us for this 6-week class that will look at some of the major names of the Reformation and focus on a few key doctrines that inform the way we practice, talk, and think about our faith. This class will meet in the All Saints Room during Common Ground beginning on January 22 and will  be taught by PD Young.

Contact George Coyne (gabcoyne@gmail.com) for additional details.

Learn more about our services here: https://covenantchicago.org/sundays/what-to-expect/

Did the holidays intensify some lingering family tension? Esau knows exactly how you feel – his brother always had a way of getting out ahead. Were you reminded who was really your dad’s favorite? Joseph’s brothers feel you. Join us for this six-week class looking at the conflicts between biblical siblings. What can we learn about human relationships from the stories of these families in 

conflict? In their fallen responses to one another, where can we learn a model of grace? This class will meet in the Library during Common Ground starting on January 22 and will be taught by Larissa Bossemeyer and Mark Lester.

Our church stands within the reformed tradition, but what does that mean, particularly for the way we practice our faith? What parts of our daily practice of faith draw their origin from the works of Luther, Calvin and other reformers? Join us for this 6-week class that will look at some of the major names of the Reformation and focus on a few key doctrines that inform the way we practice, talk, and think about our faith. This class will meet in the All Saints Room during Common Ground beginning on January 22 and will  be taught by PD Young.

Contact George Coyne (gabcoyne@gmail.com) for additional details.

Learn more about our services here: https://covenantchicago.org/sundays/what-to-expect/

Did the holidays intensify some lingering family tension? Esau knows exactly how you feel – his brother always had a way of getting out ahead. Were you reminded who was really your dad’s favorite? Joseph’s brothers feel you. Join us for this six-week class looking at the conflicts between biblical siblings. What can we learn about human relationships from the stories of these families in 

conflict? In their fallen responses to one another, where can we learn a model of grace? This class will meet in the Library during Common Ground starting on January 22 and will be taught by Larissa Bossemeyer and Mark Lester.

Our church stands within the reformed tradition, but what does that mean, particularly for the way we practice our faith? What parts of our daily practice of faith draw their origin from the works of Luther, Calvin and other reformers? Join us for this 6-week class that will look at some of the major names of the Reformation and focus on a few key doctrines that inform the way we practice, talk, and think about our faith. This class will meet in the All Saints Room during Common Ground beginning on January 22 and will  be taught by PD Young.

Contact George Coyne (gabcoyne@gmail.com) for additional details.

Learn more about our services here: https://covenantchicago.org/sundays/what-to-expect/

Did the holidays intensify some lingering family tension? Esau knows exactly how you feel – his brother always had a way of getting out ahead. Were you reminded who was really your dad’s favorite? Joseph’s brothers feel you. Join us for this six-week class looking at the conflicts between biblical siblings. What can we learn about human relationships from the stories of these families in 

conflict? In their fallen responses to one another, where can we learn a model of grace? This class will meet in the Library during Common Ground starting on January 22 and will be taught by Larissa Bossemeyer and Mark Lester.

Our church stands within the reformed tradition, but what does that mean, particularly for the way we practice our faith? What parts of our daily practice of faith draw their origin from the works of Luther, Calvin and other reformers? Join us for this 6-week class that will look at some of the major names of the Reformation and focus on a few key doctrines that inform the way we practice, talk, and think about our faith. This class will meet in the All Saints Room during Common Ground beginning on January 22 and will  be taught by PD Young.