Covenant Presbyterian Church - Charlotte, NC

Experience Fellowship and Spiritual Growth in our Church Community

We gather to encourage one another in faith and build meaningful relationships.

Congregational Life

Congregational life is the shared experience of worship, fellowship, and spiritual growth within a church community, where members gather to encourage one another in faith and build meaningful relationships.

Whether you're new to Covenant or have been part of our church family for years, there is a place for you to build meaningful relationships, discover opportunities to serve, and experience the joy of doing life together.

We'll Help You Get Connected

Want to know more about one of our ministries? We'd love to connect with you. Reach out to Serenitye Taylor or Aisha Council to discover how you can become part of the Covenant community.

Find Your Place at Covenant

Whether you're looking to grow in faith, serve others, or build meaningful relationships, there's a place for you at Covenant. Don't see what you're looking for? Let's start a conversation! To learn more, contact Serenitye Taylor.
Engagement Ministry
Offers a warm welcome to new members and guests, helping them build relationships and discover opportunities to become active participants in the life of Covenant. To learn more about this ministry, contact Lora Borrelli.
Men's Fellowship
Provides opportunities for men to connect, encourage one another, deepen their faith, and grow through shared experiences, study, and fellowship.
Presbyterian Women
Gathers in small groups, known as circles, for Bible study, fellowship, prayer, and mission. Throughout the year, women also enjoy retreats, service opportunities, and special events that encourage spiritual growth and lasting friendships.
Committee on Sacred Relationships
Dedicated to building authentic relationships across churches, neighborhoods, and cultures through partnerships, shared events, and collaborative ministry. Seeks to strengthen our community and reflect God's love beyond our church walls.li

Groups for Fellowship, Service and Learning

Third Quarter

A social group for adults ages 50 - 70, Third Quarter meets every four to six weeks for fellowship and conversation.

T.L.C.

(Travel-Learn-Connect). This group of older adults takes day trips to interesting locations for learning, fun and fellowship.

Covenant Pride

A welcoming and affirming community for LGBTQIA+ individuals and their families, friends and allies.

Outdoor Ministry

If you love the great outdoors, join this ministry to go on hikes, clean streams, and glean produce from farming properties.

Pastors Masters Golf Event

Each year, the Pastors Masters Golf Tournament brings Presbyterian churches from across Charlotte together for a day of friendly competition, laughter, and fellowship. Held each year on the Monday after Easter, this growing tradition reminds us that meaningful relationships are often built just as much on the golf course as they are in the sanctuary.

Civil Rights Pilgrimage

Together with our partners at St. Paul Presbyterian Church, Covenant journeyed through the American South, visiting significant Civil Rights landmarks while learning from our shared history and one another. More than a trip, the pilgrimage became the foundation for lasting friendships and an ongoing partnership as our congregations continue exploring new ways to build beloved community together.

Covenant’s Congregational Life Staff

Serenitye Taylor

Associate Minister for Congregational Life
Serenitye graduated from the University of Florida with a Bachelor’s degree in English and worked in the banking industry before joining Covenant as a pastoral resident. She is a graduate of Union Presbyterian Seminary with a Master of Divinity degree, and served as a volunteer for Hospice in Rock Hill, SC, as well as a chaplain intern at Atrium Hospital. 

Lora Borrelli

Membership And Engagement Director
Serenitye graduated from the University of Florida with a Bachelor’s degree in English and worked in the banking industry before joining Covenant as a pastoral resident. She is a graduate of Union Presbyterian Seminary with a Master of Divinity degree, and served as a volunteer for Hospice in Rock Hill, SC, as well as a chaplain intern at Atrium Hospital. 

Aisha Council

Administrative Assistant to Music and Congregational Life and Care
Born in Georgia, Aisha moved to North Carolina as a child. She graduated from North Carolina A&T State University – the largest Historically Black College or University in the country — with a Bachelor’s degree in Journalism and Mass Communications. Aisha values authenticity, meaningful connections and creating experiences that make people feel seen and celebrated. She moved to Charlotte about 10 years ago, where she resides with her husband.