Contact the bookstore at  (901) 763-3932.

COVENANTERS' CORNER SUMMER BOOKSTORE HOURS

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. 

(Wednesday evening hours will resume in August.)

Sunday: 9:30 - 11:00 a.m.

♦ The Bookstore will be closed on Fridays through Labor Day ♦

WOMEN'S BOOK CLUB

Meets Monthly on the Third Thursday | 1:30 p.m. | Coffee Area 

Destiny and Power - August 16

 

STORYTIME FOR CHILDREN...

Stop by Covenanters' Corner for Storytime for children on Wednesday evenings from 6:00-6:20 p.m.

(The bookstore will be closed on Wednesday evenings until regular Wednesday night dinner and activities resume in August.)

"...but the people who know their God shall stand firm and take action." Daniel 11:32

Recommended Reading

How about this good news from Nancy Guthrie’s Praying through the Bible for your Kids?

“There are no right formulas; there are no guarantees in parenting. Sometimes genuinely and consistently godly people have children who grow up witnessing the spiritual integrity of their parents, and yet these children fail to take hold of it. Other times, completely godless parents have children who grow up and become radically converted, wholly devoted followers of Christ.

So what does that mean for us as parents? It means that while we want to live before our children in a way that demonstrates the inherent blessing of belonging to Christ, and models a life that is pleasing to Him, we don’t take the credit when they choose to live that way too. Neither do we take the blame when they choose to walk away from a godly life and toward a worldly one. It means we put our faith not in our perfect presentation of a godly life, but in the power of the Holy Spirit to convict and convince our children, to draw them in and keep them.”

Praying through the Bible for your Kids is a daily dose of radical truths that remind many of us anxious parents of the great news, that though the raising of our children is a high and holy calling, the pressure is off of us so that we can parent in freedom and not in fear. Come get a copy or two or three. Every parent needs to be reminded to pray big and bold, and to reap the benefits of parenting in freedom.  Here’s to us spending our days parenting and living with “no guilt, not glory”!