Gone Servin

Kenzie Amico (‘20) is known as a passionate powderpuff player. She’s played all four years at Covenant, and she said that the entire week is an exercise in understanding and supporting each other.

“We flip roles (guys cheering and girls playing), so it’s fun seeing the guys cheer us on,” said Amico. “With the whole week, our grade realized that we had a common goal of winning everything, and half of us are artistic, half are athletic, so it’s an understood thing that one half works on decorations and one half work on powderpuff and we come together in the end and are proud of each other. It engaged our entire class when we might not typically all talk to each other, so that’s something special.”

Having spirit at Covenant isn’t a subject, sport, or performance exclusive phenomenon. Everyone can join in on the fun in a multitude of ways, and there is a chance of making new friends and special memories along the way.

Sophomore girls represent a century of fashion during Decades Day.

Spiritual Emphasis Week is a biennial event set apart for the deepening of spiritual life in faculty, staff, and students. We invite our broader community (churches and partners) to consider an essential biblical theme together with us. Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, This year, on February 7, we are excited to have Jen Pollock Michel challenge us on the meaning of Christian faith. Please join us at Chapel Rock Christian Church from 8:30-10:00 am. the new creation has come: Ms. Michel is a best selling author with IVP, authoring Teach Us to Want, Keeping Place, and The old is gone; the new is here! most recently, Surprised by Paradox. She is a regular contributor for Christianity Today and The Gospel Coalition. She has earned her BA from Wheaton College and her MA in literature from Northwestern University. She currently resides with her family in Toronto, Canada. 2 CORINTHIANS 5:17