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MYERS PARK COVENANT CHURCH
A faith community on a journey seeking a welcoming, loving, and just world.
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November 8, 2026
9:00 am - 9:50 am | Faith & Community Coffee Fellowship
9:00 am - 12:00 pm | Preschool Childcare
10:00 am - 11:00 am | Worship | In-person and Online | View Livestream
11:15 am - 12:15 pm | Spiritual Growth Classes for Adults, Youth, and Children
4:30 pm - 6:00 pm | Youth Fellowship
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THE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2026
Preacher | Rev. Dr. Tim Moore
Sermon | When the Tornado Strikes
Scripture | Matthew 25:1-13
Worship Guide will be available the Thursday before.
What does it mean to be prepared for a world we cannot predict?
From climate change and shifting societies to rapidly evolving technology, we are living through extraordinary change. And like a storm, some of life's greatest disruptions arrive without regard for who we are or what we believe.
In Matthew 25, Jesus tells a parable about preparation, uncertainty, and what it means to be ready for what comes next.
This Sunday, Rev. Dr. Tim Moore begins our new sermon series, Living Through the Apocalypse, with “When the Tornado Strikes.” Together, we'll explore what this ancient parable can teach us about navigating uncertain times and discovering grace along the way.
Join us for worship at 10 a.m. in person or online.
Immediately following worship, we encourage you to stay for one of the many Spiritual Growth classes available for adults, youth, and children (Godly Play).
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Typical Schedule
September - May
9:00 am - Faith & Community Coffee Fellowship
10:00 am – Worship
11:15 am – Children's Spiritual Growth
11:15 am – Adult Spiritual Growth
4:00 pm – Youth Spiritual Growth
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Our Story, Still Being Written
THROUGH THE LENS OF TIME
Through the Lens of Time: The Story of Myers Park Baptist Church (now Myers Park Covenant) reflects on our shared journey, weaving together history, memory, and faith to tell how this community has grown, changed, and endured. Discover the heritage of MPBC in a year-by-year journey of celebrations, events, acknowledgements, and milestones.
WHO WE ARE
Who We Are is an exploration of the vision, values, and beliefs that shape Myers Park Covenant Church and guide our life together. Rooted in a progressive Christian tradition, these reflections offer insight into our commitments to inclusivity, community, spirituality, and justice—how they emerged, why they matter, and how they guide our worship, relationships, and engagement with the world.