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SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES

Covenant serves at local, national, and International levels. Here are some of our service opportunities.

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ASBURY CAFE

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DISMAS HOUSE

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HOPEWORKS

Early Fall

A multi-church effort in which pies are baked and sold at the State Fair to raise funds to support the homeless in Albuquerque. Takes place early fall. Contribute by donating fruit or funds, baking pies, transporting pies, or working in the Café during the fair.

4th Monday of Each Month

A non-profit program that provides assistance for men and women on parole and probation to transition into society. Covenant members provide dinner on the 4th Monday of the month for the men's house, donate furniture, clothing, etc. to the residents preparing to graduate from the program.

Year-round

A program support for housing and bills to help families to transition out of homelessness. In addition to financial support, families benefit from services including case management, counseling, and job training.
Covenant supports Hopeworks by sponsoring the expenses for one family per year to complete the program, learning the family’s story, and providing prayer support as they progress.

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COVENANT
DEACONS

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EAST CENTRAL MINISTRIES

All Year

A ministry of hospitality, Deacons watch over our Covenant families, welcome new arrivals, and leadi service projects in our community. Projects include Christmas Dinner Bags for the hungry, financial and family support of Sombra del Monte Elementary School, and service to those in need inside and outside the Covenant congregation.

All Year

ECM is a faith based, 501©3 nonprofit community development ministry located in La Mesa and Trumbull neighborhoods, serving the entire International District. ECM has many programs including Wings of Eagles youth leadership and the Community Food Co-op. Members volunteer to assist one of their program, buy plants in the spring from their nursery, or donate.

 

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HABITAT FOR HUMANITY

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NATIONAL ALLIANCE ON MENTAL ILLNESS
(NAMI)

All Year

Founded in 1987, Greater Albuquerque Habitat for Humanity believes everyone deserves a decent and affordable place to call home which will provide stability and build a safe foundation for their family’s future. Habitat accepts volunteers to work in many areas: construction and repair projects, in the Habitat Office or the ReStore.

All Year

NAMI New Mexico is part of the nation’s largest grass root mental health organization and works to build better lives for those affected by mental illness The NAMI Walk fundraiser is held in May, and there are awareness/education programs throughout the year.

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SERVICE AND OUTREACH COMMITTEE

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RIO GRANDE FOOD PROJECT

Year round

The Mission Committee hosts and co-hosts special events such as concerts and soup suppers to benefit partner organizations or welcome guest speakers.

1st Sunday of Each Month

An organization that collects and distributes food to the hungry in our community. Covenant members bring non-perishable foods to church on the first Sunday of each month and also volunteer on site to help distribute food.

Kids for Peace

SOMBRA DEL MONTE

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MENAUL SCHOOL

All Year

A partnership with our neighborhood elementary school. Members volunteer in classrooms, in the library and with after-school programs; donate school supplies, clothing, and items for students in need; prepare gift bags for teachers & staff in August; host the annual 5th grade graduation ceremony; and participate in other activities throughout the year.

All Year

 A faith-informed, nonprofit, private, independent 6th-12th grade day and boarding school, we support Menaul School by volunteering, making financial contributions, and attending the annual Spring Soiree fundraiser.

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YOUNG ADULT VOLUNTEERS

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INTERNATIONAL MISSION
CO-WORKER

All Year

The Young Adult Volunteer (YAV) program is a one-year service opportunity for young adults ages 19-30 to explore God’s calling in their lives, serving in nationwide and international placements. Beginning in 2017, Albuquerque hosts a group of YAVs working with a variety of local nonprofit organizations engaged in education, outreach and social justice, while also learning about and building relationships with diverse communities across New Mexico. You can learn more about the work and experiences of Albuquerque YAVs in their own words here:

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Mission co-workers serve in a variety of settings and countries around the world and support the overall mission of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.). Their assignments are generally in the areas of evangelism, global education, community development, health ministries, peace and justice, or interfaith dialogue. Currently, we are partnered with Co-worker Sarah Henken, serving in Colombia.

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MOUNTAIN FUND
& HER FARM

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PRESBYTERIAN MISSION

All Year

An international organization striving to create healthy, vibrant mountain communities in Nepal where people have access to healthcare, education and economic opportunities. The mission committee makes an annual donation to the Mountain Fund, and is currently partnering with the organization to help rebuild a community that was devastated by the 2015 earthquake.

All Year

Presbyterian Mission’s goal is to inspire, equip and connect the church in three main areas: evangelism and discipleship, servant leader formation, and justice and reconciliation. We do this work through four ministry areas:

  • Compassion, Peace & Justice

  • Racial Equity & Women’s Intercultural Ministries

  • Theology, Formation & Evangelism

  • World Mission

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JOIN THE COMMITTEE

We welcome members of Covenant to join the Service & Outreach Committee anytime throughout the year. We meet at 7:00pm on the second Wednesday of every month and individuals are invited to attend a meeting or two before officially joining to get a better understanding of what it means to be on the committee. This is not an exhaustive list, but simply provides a few ways to get involved. Please contact us for more information about how to help!

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