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Covenant Keypers Annual Fundraising Banquet   “Building Stronger Marriages. Strengthening Our Community.” We invite you to an inspiring evening of fellowship, fine dining, and purpose at the Covenant Keypers 2025 Fundraising Banquet, "WE SHALL NOT BE MOVED!" Every ticket purchased and every table hosted helps us continue God’s work — restoring...

As you pause to look back on 2020, what have you learned? What would you have done differently? Take time to look back so you can look forward with intentionality and vision for what God might have in store for the coming year.

What does it take to overcome adversity and transform people from the inside out? What are those long standing, proven values that have generated astonishing long-term results in reshaping lives and homes? God does not choose the capable; He chooses the called and then makes them capable. Join us to learn what it means to care for “the...

Deer Run's Daddy-Daughter Winter Ball Spend an amazing daddy-daughter night with each other: dance under the light of glow sticks and make some precious memories together! Dads, set aside your stress, worries, and busy schedule in favor of a special evening complete with music, dancing, dining, stargazing, s’mores, and more. This evening...

Pastor Mark says "It’s not about changing your circumstances but changing your perspective." as he explains that Psalm 100 holds the key to breaking out of a spiritual slump with four basic habit.

This is always a great time of year to count our blessings and give thanks, but sometimes fear and anxiety can get in the way, especially over money. On the next Faith & Finance Live, Rob West will talk about how you can find true contentment. Then, he will answer some calls and financial questions.  Faith & Finance Live is a...

How can you improve your communication skills in your marriage? Your goal should be to build positive communication patterns and intimacy. Dr. Gay Chapman's book Now You're Speaking My Love Language may prove to be very helpful.

How can you tell if your anger is legitimate? The purpose of appropriate anger is always to stimulate us to actions designed to set things right.