Campus Partners

Covenant’s congregation has built a campus with the community in mind. Our hope has been that our church home would also be a place where people could encounter God’s grace and healing in various ways. We welcome partners to our campus who help further that mission.

NAMI Greater San Antonio

The vision of NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) is that it “envisions a world where all people affected by mental illness live healthy, fulfilling lives supported by a community that cares.” Its mission is to “provide advocacy, education, support, and public awareness so that all individuals and families affected by mental illness can build better lives.” Covenant supports NAMI Greater San Antonio (https://www.nami-sat.org/) by being the host location for its monthly general membership meetings (with upwards of 100 people in attendance many months) and for its educational classes (Basics, Peer-to-Peer, and Family-to-Family). Covenant’s own Beautiful Minds Mental Health Ministry supports NAMI Greater San Antonio and learns from it.

Epiphany Anglican Church

This congregation has nested at Covenant for about 19+ years, worshipping in our sanctuary at 12:15 p.m. This congregation describes itself as “a diverse, Christ-centered, multicultural Anglican community. As such, we strive to be a community in which a person finds support and nurture for spiritual, emotional, and intellectual growth; we strive to be a non-judgmental and caring environment where people can experience the presence of God and follow the way of Jesus through the fulfillment of the commandment to love the Lord our God and to love our neighbors as ourselves.” Covenant and Epiphany share in ministry through joint worship services and meals and through opportunities to serve the community around us.

Presbyterian Church in Cameroon in San Antonio (PCCSA)

PCCSA congregation launched as a new church development in February of 2022 and began nesting at Covenant in February of 2023.  Covenant and PCCSA have already shared about a dozen combined worship services and a few meals since the fall of 2022, most of which have also included Epiphany Anglican.

Boy Scouts of America

Cub Pack 537 (https://pack537.org/), Boys’ Troop 537b and Girls’ Troop 537g all meet at Covenant. Covenant is the Chartered Organization for these three BSA units. The Cub Pack has been at Covenant for almost 45 years. The Boys’ Troop launched during the spring of 2022, and the Girls’ Troop launched during the winter of 2023. Covenant will soon hire a part-time Scouting Coordinator to help support the health and growth of these scouting units, facilitate engagement between the church and the units, and represent the congregation to these units.

Troops 537-B & 537-G are open to youth ages 10-17 and meet on Thursdays from 6:30-8:00pm in Mission Hall.  Troop 537 is a close-knit family of scouts dedicated to adventure, growth, and the pursuit of excellence. Rooted in the principles of the Boy Scouts of America (BSA), our troop stands out as a beacon of inclusivity, featuring both a Boys Troop and a Girls Troop. We are united by the shared belief that scouting is a journey meant for everyone.Additional information can be found at: https://troop537.trooptrack.com/”

BSA PRAY Program—this is a BSA Christian Education program hosted by Covenant for K-12 children and youth. There are five different age-specific modules, several of which we teach each year. This is a wonderful collaboration between our Pack and Troop leaders, Covenant leadership, and scouting families to help children and youth grow in a knowledge of God’s love for them and ways we can receive and respond to that love in our families, church, and country. Offering in-person instruction and mentoring in this program as a collaboration between church and scouting leaders is a unique collaboration and learning experience to help youth continue to grow in their faith.

Live Oak Singers

Live Oak Singers are “an LGBTQ+ and friends chorus in San Antonio, TX! Founded with the mission of building bridges between all communities through philanthropy, outreach, and musical performances. Begun in 2014, the Live Oak Singers (http://www.liveoaksingers.org/) serves the community by opening hearts & minds to love and acceptance through the power of music.”  Covenant welcomed the Live Oak Singers to our campus in June 2023, providing welcome, office, and rehearsal space for this outstanding chorus and community outreach group.

Fiesta Youth

Fiesta Youth serves LGBTQ+ youth (6-24) and their allies. Their goal is to empower youth to build a future where ALL people are accepted, affirmed, and loved as they are. We create safe spaces for events, trainings, and programming that aims to support our youth and grow together as a community. https://www.fiesta-youth.org/

River City Christian School

River City Christian School (https://www.rivercitychristianschool.org/) provides a Christ-centered environment in order to educate students who learn differently, thus offering hope to their families. River City Christian School is a unique, Christ-centered, safe environment for children with learning differences. The school’s specially trained teachers and multidisciplinary curriculum enables our children to learn and grow spiritually, academically and emotionally.  River City Christian School specializes in educating students, from K through 12th grade, who have learning differences, which include Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), dyslexia, dyscalcula, Asperger Syndrome and Central Auditory Processing Disorder, among other learning challenges.  Covenant has been providing use of its gym for River City’s basketball and volleyball teams since 2004.

Caregiver Respite Ministry

Journey Respite Care, a ministry of Covenant Presbyterian Church, is a socialization program for older adults living with mild to moderate dementia located in Mission Hall. This volunteer based community offers meaningful connection for participants. Caregivers are able to attend to personal needs while knowing their loved ones are provided for in a safe and welcoming environment.

Castle Hills Fire Department

The mission of the CHFD (https://www.cityofcastlehills.com/2156/Fire-Department) “is to provide the highest level in rescue, fire suppression, and emergency services; to ensure the safety of our residents, community, and guests.”  Covenant supports the firefighters through the use of our gym for them to play basketball and relax.

Fiesta Castle Hills Parade

Each April, the parade for Fiesta Castle Hills (https://castlehillscommunityorganization.org/fiesta-castle-hills/) utilizes our parking lot to help stage the floats and groups participating in the parade. Covenant also welcomes the community onto our campus that morning by providing access to our restrooms and snack bags for participants.