Cove Presbyterian Church
5531 Covesville Lane, Covesville, Virginia 22931
COVE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
A community of the faithful celebrating the loving grace of God. We welcome everyone to join us in the celebration!
Worship Services
Cove gathers to worship each Sunday morning at 11 a.m. For those who are unable to be present, but would like to worship with us, we livestream our services on this Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCE0XO4UOKRvSb0-GNO2zDZQ. If you have questions, please write our Pastor, Gary W. Charles at revgary1954@gmail.com.
We encourage all who worship in person and on line to give generously to the ministry of Cove and to bring canned goods (preferably high in protein) to share with the Blue Ridge Area Foodbank.
A Glimpse Inside Our Community
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Our mission is to grow in faith and wisdom, to learn to love better and to promote social justice in the world. By inviting all into worship, singing, fellowship, study and service, we glorify God.
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Emile Blondel's Piano Concert
On August 8, the Cove community was delighted to welcome Linda Blondel's son, Emile, to perform a piano concert. The sanctuary was fully packed with attendees and the beautiful music of Bach, Brahms, Beethoven and more composers filled the space. Watch the performance in the video player to the right of this text!
Coming up at Cove
Charlottesville Habitat for Humanity
On the second Saturday of each month, from Feb. through Nov., members and friends of Cove join with Habitat home builders to help new families achieve the dream of owning their own home. All levels of skill are welcome on these Saturdays. Contact Cove member, Greg Govan at gggovan@gmail.com to learn more.
Come Sing with the Cove Choir
Each Wednesday evening, singers gather at the home of Beth Neville Evans to practice the music to be sung in coming Sundays and then to share a pot luck supper. You are welcome to add your voice. Just contact Beth Neville Evans at bethneville@gmail.com.
". . . and its sound shall be heard when he goes into the Holy Place before the Lord . . . "