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All are welcome to worship with us Sunday at 10 AM!

Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) | Cleveland, Ohio

The Church of the Covenant is a vibrant, inclusive Christian community in the heart of University Circle, where everyone-whether you're a young adult, a family, or an individual seeking connection-can grow, serve, and find purpose. We welcome all with open hearts, embracing the diverse backgrounds and stories that make our community stronger.

Keep an eye on our calendar for special events! Learn more about joining us for worship here.

Meet our Pastor Rev. Jessie MacMillan.

Upcoming Events at
The Church of the Covenant

  • CANCELED Outdoor Worship (Weather Permitting)

    This Sunday
    10:00 am

    We will gather beneath the trees on the west lawn of the church building.

  • Grace Never Stains Exhibition

    Singleton Hall

    June 27
    Exhibition Opening Reception:
    5:00 to 7:00 pm

    June 28
    Post-worship viewing opportunity following fellowship time.

    Grace Never Stains is a memorial art exhibition and community event honoring the life and legacy of Reverend Jonyrma Ruth Singleton on the tenth anniversary of her passing. The exhibition is being presented by her grandson, James Wallace, an artist whose early artistic imagination was deeply shaped by his experiences within the life of the church, particularly the beauty of its stained-glass windows and sacred spaces.

  • Tuesday Noon Organ Plus Concerts

    Tuesday, June 16
    12:00 pm

    Jonathan Moyer will close out the
    2025-2026 season.

    Bring your lunch and invite a friend to enjoy a 40-minute concert in the Covenant Sanctuary, featuring Covenant’s two remarkable pipe organs: the 19-rank Newberry Organ by Richards, Fowkes & Co. and the four-manual Chancel Organ by E.M./Aeolian-Skinner.

A colorful Pride flag with the words: "We seek to be a Welcoming Spiritual Home, living God's Inclusive Love" and the logo of the Church of the Covenant in the bottom right corner.
Logo with a green circular border containing the words "Earth Care Congregations," featuring a globe at the center surrounded by eight stylized hands in blue and green, representing community and environmental care.