How do we get to church?

We hold our Sunday Service every week at Jakarta Concert Hall, iNews Tower - 14th Floor, MNC Center, Jl. Kebon Sirih No.17–19, Jakarta Pusat, 10340.

How many services do we have?

We have one English service at 10.30 AM.

Do you stream your Sunday services?

We don’t live stream our Sunday services. Just as the Bible taught us that physically gathering as one body of Christ is essential for the Church, we encourage you to join our Sunday Service physically and worship together with us!

Where do I go if I want to watch or listen to the sermons from past Sundays?

You can see our past services at our youtube channel @covenantcitychurch or listen to past sermons on Spotify at Covenant City Church Sermons Podcast.

Do you have a library where I can borrow a physical book for my personal reading?

Check out our Library page here.

What is Covenant City Church’s denomination?

Our doctrinal convictions are under the Reformed Presbyterian tradition. However, in Indonesia we are legally under the Gereja Reformed Kharismatik Indonesia Synod for licensing purposes.

What exactly is ‘Church Center’ app?

It’s a user interface where you can access to see all of our events, ministry schedule, and other stuff about our church. You may download it here.

How can I become a member of Covenant City Church?

Check out our How To Be A Member page here.

What exactly is the Men's Ministry?

Check out our Men’s Ministry page here.

If I am not a member of Covenant City Church, can I still join the Men’s Ministry programs?

Yes, absolutely! Most of our programs are open for both members and non-members. We may sometimes have programs that are limited to our members due to capacity.

Is there any leadership or volunteering opportunities for the Men's Ministry?

Of course! Email our staff at MEN'S MINISTRY and we will contact you for a chat.

What is the Women's Ministry?

Women’s Ministry is a place for all women to come together to grow in our love for God and one another through various programs. We hope to create a gospel-centered community and a place where all women, regardless of their life stage, can encourage one another and grow in their love for God’s Word.

What types of events and activities does the women's ministry organize?

The two regular programs that we have are Women’s Bible Studies and Women’s Events. The Women’s Bible Studies are led by staff or women leaders, with each study lasting between 5-10 weeks. The Women’s Events are organized regularly to help women connect with one another and build relationships through fun and casual events. Some of our past events are Craft Workshop, Hiking, Saturday Brunch, and Museum Hopping. If you feel that you are not yet connected to the community or if you are new to Covenant City Church, we would like to encourage you to join one of our programs.

How do I join the Women’s Bible Studies?

Go to the ‘Groups’ tab on the Church Center app, then select ‘Bible Studies’, or through this link WOMEN'S BIBLE STUDIES. We have groups meeting at various days and times throughout the week, you can choose the group that best suits your schedule.

How do I join the Women’s Events?

Go to the ‘Registrations’ tab on the Church Center app or through this link WOMEN'S EVENTS. We usually open the registration two weeks before the event.

If I am not a member of Covenant City Church, can I still join the Women’s Ministry programs?

Yes, absolutely! Most of our programs are open for members, regular visitors, and first-timers. However, sometimes, we do have a few programs that are limited to our members.

Is there any leadership or volunteer opportunities available within the women's ministry?

Yes, absolutely! We are glad that you’re interested to know more about it. Please email our staff at WOMEN'S MINISTRY for more information.

How can my kids join the Children's Ministry?

To register for Children's Ministry, you have to first download the church center app and find Covenant City Church. Next, you need to register your children by choosing the age-appropriate class tickets under the Sunday Service event. There are four class tickets: Nursery (0-2 years), Preschool (3-5 years), Junior (6-8 years), and Catechism class (9-12 years). After registering, you can come to the Children’s Ministry welcome table on Sunday to get checked-in for the class. If you are having trouble with registering, our volunteers at the table are ready to help you on Sunday.

Can a parent or a nanny accompany the kids in the Junior classroom (3-5 years old)?

Ideally, we would like the 3-5 years old children to be able to independently join the class activities. However, we understand that transition to a new class setting can be difficult for some children. Parents or nannies are allowed to accompany the child during the transition period. As the child gradually feels more comfortable, parents and nannies will eventually be expected to release the child independently in the classroom.

Why do the children need to join the service together with parents and only be dismissed right before the sermon?

At CCC, we believe that all children are a part of and welcomed at the worship service as they are a part of our church body. We believe it is important for children to grow up being familiar with the liturgy of our worship service as children learn by seeing and modeling after their parents. Furthermore, knowing the liturgy of the worship service will be beneficial when they reach 10-12 years old as they are expected to be able to join the service fully.

Why are the children being brought back to the sanctuary before the communion? (Note: this is only applicable on every first week of the month)

Communion is an important sacrament that points us back to the core truth of our faith: the Gospel. An explanation about the significance of this sacrament and what it is pointing toward are conveyed before the communion. This instruction is important for children to hear as they are growing their understanding and their faith. For children in the catechism class, this experience may prompt further discussion and reflection about whether they are ready to own their faith in Christ and participate in the communion.

How can my kids become a communicant member or join communion?

Twice a year, parents can sign their child up for a Confirmation class led by the elders. This 6-sessions long class will help the children understand more in-depth the 6 points of the membership vows. At the end of the class and if the child is deemed ready, the parent and child will meet with an elder to do a membership vow.

Can I serve in the Children's Ministry? What are the roles and responsibilities?

Absolutely yes, we are almost always in need of new volunteers! Please visit [link to Children’s Ministry page for volunteering] to learn more about how to get involved.

Why do we have to check-in and get a name tag with a security label every week?

For the safety of our children, we implement a check-in procedure with unique security code for each family. This allows our volunteers to make sure children are being released to their parents and not by someone unauthorized. Additionally, the check-in procedure also helps the church to take attendance and see how the Children's Ministry may be growing or decreasing in numbers.

Why does a nanny need their own name tag?

With the ever-increasing number of children, families, and caretakers coming to our Children's Ministry area, the church wants to ensure and keep everyone accountable by having all nannies identified clearly. We would like to prevent unauthorized adults from entering the areas, perhaps by pretending to be a child's nanny.

What is Mercy Ministry?

At the basic level, it’s a part of our Church that is dedicated to meet the practical needs of both members and people of the city.

What program does Mercy Ministry have?

There are two umbrellas under Mercy Ministry, which are internal and external relief

Internal relief - Financial and non-financial care for our members and their immediate family. Relief includes:

Medical aid - 0% interest loan or subsidy for members' medical need

Financial aid - 0% interest loan or subsidy for members' non-medical need

Member care - practical care (eg. employment support, births, passing) in our members' seasons of life

External relief - Practical care through programs and relief to reach the underprivileged people groups of the city. Ministry areas we currently have includes:

Underprivileged kids with an ongoing employability training program

Refugee ministry, which includes financial and non-financial support for our partners and refugees

Emergency relief aims to provide essential needs in the aftermath of an emergency

What are the available volunteering opportunities in the Mercy Ministry?

Updated opportunities can be found on this link OPPORTUNITIES.

If I weren’t able to serve in any of the above roles, is there any other ways I can support the ministry?

Yes, you can be on our volunteer list who will be reached out when there’s a low commitment need (a one-off, 1-2 hours activity). You can also support us financially and can do so by transferring to Mercy Ministry account transfer Yayasan Covenant City (BCA 5045228000).

Where can I find the updates of Mercy Ministry?

Updates can be found on CCC’s Instagram (under “Internal Relief” and “External Relief” story highlights and posts). Other means we use include email, whereby an annual report is sent out to members, and Sunday announcements. For other inquiries, you can email Zefanya at MERCY MINISTRY.

If I had an affiliation with a non-profit organization, can I share it with CCC Mercy Ministry team? If yes, who do I contact?

Yes, you can. You can let Zefanya know at MERCY MINISTRY, preferably with complete information about the organisation for us to consider.