God keeps his promises.
Though we are born in sin, God graciously calls his people out of darkness through the gospel of his Son. By his Spirit, he knits us together as a people who belong to him.
About Covenant
We are a community of believers and their children, called by grace to worship God, love one another, and bear witness to Jesus Christ in the Lowcountry.





Our name
Though we are born in sin, God graciously calls his people out of darkness through the gospel of his Son. By his Spirit, he knits us together as a people who belong to him.
Orthodox means “straight” or “true.” We believe what the Bible teaches and seek to remain faithful to Christ’s Word.
Jesus Christ is the church’s only Head and King. He cares for his people through ordained elders, or presbyters, serving under his Word.
We are believers and their children, gathered from every background and set apart to live together in holiness and love.
Our purpose
We seek an ordinary-means-of-grace fellowship centered on Word, sacrament, and prayer.
Our aim is to edify Christians, reach the lost with the good news of Jesus Christ, and live together in covenant community. To those ends, we read, teach, pray, sing, and preach the whole counsel of God.
What to expect
We gather informally to pray for our church, our neighbors, and the work of Christ’s kingdom.
Reverent worship with psalms & hymns, prayer, preaching, and sacraments. We celebrate the Lord’s Supper on the first Sunday of every month in the morning service.
Visitors are warmly invited to stay. There is no need to bring anything—just join us.
We continue the Lord’s Day as we began it, worshiping the Triune God together. We celebrate the Lord’s Supper on the third Sunday of every month in the afternoon service.
Order Of Worship


Children are welcome
We encourage families to worship together when possible. A nursery room is available during worship for children ages 0–4.
Our leadership
Covenant is a mission work of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church and is currently between pastors. A provisional session appointed by the presbytery provides spiritual oversight, and ordained ministers from throughout the Southeast supply the pulpit each week.
We are grateful for the wider church’s care as we worship, receive members, partake of the sacraments, fellowship, and serve our community.