MLK Weekend Worship Service
Dreaming with the Dreamer
MLK Weekend gives us a meaningful opportunity not only to remember the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., but to reflect on how his dream continues to call us—especially as followers of Jesus Christ.
On Saturday, January 17 at 2:00 PM, we invite you to join us at Covenant Church, LaGrange (909 West Jefferson Ave.) for a special MLK Weekend community worship service, hosted together with Centennial Missionary Baptist Church and LaGrange Christian Church.
This will be a warm, intergenerational service, bringing together children, youth, adults, and seniors as one family in Christ. The service will include music, sacred dance, memories of Dr. King’s message, a special children’s message, and a biblical reflection on unity and shared mission in Christ offered by Pastor George Trinn.
Earlier in the day, youth from the three congregations will serve together by preparing care packages for individuals experiencing homelessness, reminding us that unity is not only something we celebrate in worship, but something we live out through shared mission.
Following the service, there will be a time of fellowship and desserts, offering a simple and meaningful space to connect, share conversation, and build relationships across congregations.
Our hope for this gathering—under the theme “Dreaming with the Dreamer”—is that we would not only remember Dr. King’s dream, but continue dreaming together as the church, listening for how God is calling us to unity, compassion, and faithful witness in our community.
We hope you’ll make plans to be part of this meaningful time of worship and connection.
On Saturday, January 17 at 2:00 PM, we invite you to join us at Covenant Church, LaGrange (909 West Jefferson Ave.) for a special MLK Weekend community worship service, hosted together with Centennial Missionary Baptist Church and LaGrange Christian Church.
This will be a warm, intergenerational service, bringing together children, youth, adults, and seniors as one family in Christ. The service will include music, sacred dance, memories of Dr. King’s message, a special children’s message, and a biblical reflection on unity and shared mission in Christ offered by Pastor George Trinn.
Earlier in the day, youth from the three congregations will serve together by preparing care packages for individuals experiencing homelessness, reminding us that unity is not only something we celebrate in worship, but something we live out through shared mission.
Following the service, there will be a time of fellowship and desserts, offering a simple and meaningful space to connect, share conversation, and build relationships across congregations.
Our hope for this gathering—under the theme “Dreaming with the Dreamer”—is that we would not only remember Dr. King’s dream, but continue dreaming together as the church, listening for how God is calling us to unity, compassion, and faithful witness in our community.
We hope you’ll make plans to be part of this meaningful time of worship and connection.
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