Holy Community Covenant Church

Holy Community Covenant Church Holy Community Covenant Church is a new church, planted and rooted in Winnipeg's West End. The Centrality of the Word: We are a community rooted in Scripture.

Holy Community Covenant Church is a community that values:
Truth - authentically seeking out God's story and wisdom
Hospitality - making room for one another
Growth - taking new steps in life and faith together
Generosity - sharing our lives through charity and service

We are a part of a larger family of churches - the Evangelical Covenant Church. This family of churches affirms six simple "affir

mations" that are reflective of our unique history as a denomination. They are not merely a statement of faith, but express our approach to our life as a community.

1. We read these ancient words together, dialogue about them, and allow them to shape our understanding of God, ourselves, our neighbours, our world, and our faith.
2. The Necessity of New Life in Christ: We are a community oriented around Jesus – His story and life are the basis of our story and life.
3. A Commitment to the Whole Mission of the Church: We are a community devoted to service, formation, and loving God and neighbour. We seek to give generously of our time, talents, and treasures in participation with God's work in the world.
4. The Fellowship of Believers: We are a community whose members share life with one another. We are not perfect, but we are a growing family who seeks to live into the name "Holy Community."
5. A Conscious Dependence on the Holy Spirit: We are a community who lives in faith, trusting God to guide us. We hold our own perceptions and plans loosely, seeking to be adaptable and useful to God in our evolving context.
6. The Reality of Freedom in Christ: We are a community of hospitality, extending to others the freedom Christ has given us. We are not a uniform group, but rather a diverse one where we make room for any and all who would come.

All the fruit is spikey.
09/03/2026

All the fruit is spikey.

Join us this Sunday, September 6th at 10:30 am for worship at Assiniboine Park! We’re setting up at Group Site 12 (south...
09/03/2026

Join us this Sunday, September 6th at 10:30 am for worship at Assiniboine Park! We’re setting up at Group Site 12 (south end of the park, near the Herb Garden at the corner of Diversity Drive and The Leaf Way). Bring a lawchair or a blanket and come hang out among the trees! You’re encouraged to bring a picnic lunch and stick around after the service too!

This is a ‘weather permitting’ event, and if rain looks like it will spoil our fun, we will communicate change of venue by email and social media by Saturday at noon.

07/28/2026

Paraphrasing one of those quintessential “Hope Handles”: Proverbs 3:5-6.

This weekend is your last chance to register your kids for our summer day camp! Pull up a chair at “The Big Table” - we’...
07/23/2026

This weekend is your last chance to register your kids for our summer day camp! Pull up a chair at “The Big Table” - we’re serving up three days packed with awesome activities, culinary creativity, and table time with Jesus. Register online; link in our story!
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Date: August 4-6
Time: 9am-Noon
Location: 1061 Ellice Ave.
Ages: 4-11 Years
Cost: FREE!

The 19th century preacher, Charles Spurgeon, once said: “The Bible in the memory is better than the Bible in the book ca...
07/08/2026

The 19th century preacher, Charles Spurgeon, once said: “The Bible in the memory is better than the Bible in the book case. Be walking Bibles.”

Over these summer months, we invite you to take on the challenge to not just read Scripture but to really absorb and internalize it. We’re memorizing some Bible together! To accompany you on this journey, the Hope Handles journal lays out daily reflections for the weeks of summer that will help you reflect upon some powerful words and internalize them. We have print copies available still, or you can use the digital copy (and your own notebook or journal) that was sent out in the weekly email.

Following this weekend’s service, we share lunch with a good ol’ potluck! A great way to kick off the summer season toge...
06/27/2026

Following this weekend’s service, we share lunch with a good ol’ potluck! A great way to kick off the summer season together!

This Sunday we begin a new series diving into some of the most well-known and often recited verses of Scripture. You kno...
06/27/2026

This Sunday we begin a new series diving into some of the most well-known and often recited verses of Scripture. You know - the kinds that show up on Bible store bookmarks, and your grandma’s coffee mug...? The types that have been repeated so many times that they have become cliché? It’s with good reason those words have occupied a position of prominence, but our familiarity with them has a way of desensitizing us to their potency. Let’s look again at some of these most familiar words.

James “the Just” - who we believe wrote the eponymous epistle - was known by his friends by the super catchy nickname, “...
05/19/2026

James “the Just” - who we believe wrote the eponymous epistle - was known by his friends by the super catchy nickname, “Camel Knees.” James was known to spend so much time in prayer for the city in the temple courts, that his knees developed hard calluses, like a camel.

THAT James calls the church to pray for and with one another. Specifically he uses the examples of confession and healing; they are, for James, communal liturgies.

When we pray for one another we partner with God in re-creation, bringing order to chaos. Our prayers with and for one another are not the least we can do, they are among the most profound things we can do!

Over the next weeks we’re diving into some of the “one another” commandments of the New Testament. The implication of th...
05/08/2026

Over the next weeks we’re diving into some of the “one another” commandments of the New Testament. The implication of the Gospel is that, through Jesus, we are drawn together into one large, diverse, and beautiful family of God. In this new community, how we treat one another and the way we live with one another is of enormous significance.

As a Holy Community, let’s learn to:
Love one another, accept one another, encourage one another, bear one another’s burdens, teach one another, serve one another, pray for one another, forgive one another, live in harmony with one another…

He is risen!
04/05/2026

He is risen!

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1061 Ellice Avenue
Winnipeg, MB
R3G0E1

Opening Hours

10am - 12:30pm

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+12047839805

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