The scripture reading for this World Communion Sunday, October 4, was Isaiah 58:6-12. Rev. Laura Mayo and our Covenant friends and members around the world took part in this proclamation.

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The scripture readings for this Epiphany Sunday, January 5, were Isaiah 60:1-6 and Matthew 2:1-12. Covenant men sang “Say, Where Is He Born, the King of Judaea?” by Felix Mendelssohn. Rev. Laura Mayo gave the proclamation. 

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The scripture reading for Sunday, August 11, was Isaiah 1:1,10-20 and Isaiah 1:2-9. Rev. Laura Mayo gave the proclamation.

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The scripture readings for this Sunday, June 30, were Isaiah 43:1-7 and Romans 8:14-17. Susan Yarbrough was our worship leader and Joyce Courtois was the soloist for "Covenant Hymn" by Thomas Avinger (music) and Vassar Miller (lyrics). Rev. Laura Mayo gave the proclamation. 

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The scripture readings for Sunday, May 12 were Hosea 11:3-4, Isaiah 49:15, 66:13. Tonya McKinny gave the proclamation.

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The scripture readings from Sunday, March 10, were Isaiah 58:6-9 and Luke 4:1-3. Rev. Laura Mayo gave the proclamation.

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The scripture reading for this Evolution Sunday, February 10, was Isaiah 6:1-13. Christa Robbins was the worship leader and gave the call to confession. Kristy Kyle was our proclaimer.

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The scripture reading for this Sunday, January 20, was Isaiah 62:1-5. The choir sang "Pride (in the Name of Love)," words by Bono, music by U2, arranged by  Mark Brymer. Laura Mayo gave the proclamation.

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The scripture lessons for Epiphany Sunday, January 7, were Isaiah 60:1-6 and Matthew 2:1-12. Laura Mayo gave the proclamation. 

The soloist was Joyce Courtois, singing "The Kings" by Peter Cornelius. The choir sang "Saw You Never in the Twilight," arranged by Robert Edward Smith.

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The 26 votive candles in this photo of the church window represent those whose lives were taken in a Baptist church in Sulphur Springs, Texas. The red candles represent the thousands who are murdered by gun violence each year in the US.

Rev. Mayo's proclamation from Sunday, November 12, 2017 is preceded by the scripture lesson, Isaiah 2:2-4, and the pastoral prayer. The final piece of the recording is the choir singing "Thou Shalt Know Him" by an anonymous author.

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