Sundays
We invite anyone and everyone to attend our Sunday Gatherings as we celebrate God in song, Scripture, communion, and prayer.
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Is this your first visit?
When you enter our building, please feel free to introduce yourself to our greeters and let them know that you are new. We would be happy to help you find the Nursery, direct you to classes for your children, answer your questions, or just welcome you. If you are attending the Traditional Service, the Sanctuary will be to your left as you enter the main doors. The Contemporary Service is located in the Gymnasium back and to the right as you enter the main doors, or it can be accessed using the west end entrance.
Looking for more information?
Check out our website, or click HERE for a brochure of our Ministries. Check us out on YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram. Located in the Narthex, the Welcome Center is staffed before and after our Sunday morning worship services to answer a broad range of questions. In the kiosk by the doors leading to the sanctuary, you can find information and the locations of children, youth, and adult programming, ministry brochures, and other printed materials. Signups for events taking place at Salem Covenant Church are located at the bulletin board behind the Welcome Center or online.
What do we believe?
Click here for more information about Salem Covenant Church and our denomination, The Evangelical Covenant Church.
Traditional Worship
Contemporary Worship
Ways to Connect
A Taste of Salem Lunch
Watch the bulletin for information on the next date.
Let Salem treat you to lunch and a conversation. Join the pastoral staff for about 45 minutes to share a little more about Salem’s mission, vision, and ministries. Bring your questions and your family. Children are welcome! If you have questions or would like to talk to someone before our next gathering, please contact Pastor Alice. Click HERE for the next Taste of Salem.
Salem 101 Class
Watch the bulletin for information on the next date.
Anyone interested in finding out more about Salem Covenant Church and/or in becoming a member is invited to attend our upcoming Salem 101. This class is a great way to get to know Salem, explore our church’s beliefs, history, and vision for the future, and become better acquainted with our pastors and others in the class. The class is a prerequisite for those wishing to become members and is strongly encouraged for anyone who would like to connect more deeply at Salem. Childcare may be available upon request.
What Do We Believe
A Word About Our Faith
We believe in the Holy Scriptures as the Word of God and the only perfect rule for faith, doctrine, and conduct. The Word of God is “spirit and life” and therefore requires of us a living response. This response involves a commitment to the person of Jesus Christ and a dedication to follow him as Lord. Our church recognizes but transcends theological differences through sharing a common life in Christ. We hold to and observe the sacraments of baptism and the Lord’s Supper. We believe in the Gospel for the whole person and the whole world. Such concern for wholeness finds expression in evangelism, in Christian education, and in joining in God’s loving, redemptive work in the world, beginning in the community in which our church is located. We welcome into membership all who confess Jesus Christ as Lord.
Sunday Schedule
Regular Sunday Schedule
9:00 am Traditional Worship Service
10:10 am Education Hour
11:00 am Contemporary Worship Service
In addition to meeting in-person, our services will be available through livestreaming HERE and YouTube.
Sunday Morning Playlists are available under the Resource Tab and on Salem’s YouTube channel. The services will continue to be available online for later viewing.
Hearing Loop
Salem’s Sanctuary has a hearing loop installed beneath every pew.
What is a hearing loop?
A hearing loop helps persons hear sounds from an audio system directly and clearly in their hearing aids, because it reduces or cuts out background noise. It provides a wireless signal, called an induction loop, that is picked up by the hearing aid when it is set to ‘T’ (Telecoil) setting. The loop system uses the existing microphone system to pick up the spoken word; an amplifier which processes the signal; and the loop cable, a small wire placed throughout the Sanctuary.
How do I get it to work?
If you have a telecoil — a small metal rod wrapped in wire — in your hearing aids or cochlear implants and switch to the “T” setting, you will hear as if you are connected wirelessly to the sound system. There’s no ambient noise, and the sound doesn’t have to travel all the way from the chancel to your pew.