Jun 6-Aug 25

NCVYTH SUMMER SCHEDULE

Tons of get togethers and activities for students!

Get out there this summer!

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Get TEXT UPDATES all summer:

Text “HSM” or “JHM” to (559) 717-4434

Aug 7 & Aug  14

PRAYER AT THE POLE

Claim your campus!

At NewCov Community Church prayer is a priority when it comes to campus ministry and outreach. Students, youth leaders, parents, and community members can get involved. A team of praying people will have significant influence at your school.

Fresno Unified School District

Saturday | Aug 7 | 10:00AM
On Target & Prayer at the Pole | At a FUSD High School

Clovis Unified School District

Saturday | Aug 14 | 10:00AM
Prayer at the Pole | At a CUSD High School

Sep 17

NEWCOV ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT

Let’s Golf!

Each year we have a fun game out on the greens while locking arms with a local non-profit. This year we are investing in Mollie’s House. Mollie’s House, located here in Fresno, serves young women surviving sex trafficking. They exist to end sexual exploitation and child sex trafficking by changing individual lives and increasing public awareness.

Learn More about Mollie’s House  

Golf Tournament

$120 | per player – includes cart (1 for every 2 players), and lunch

Start | 10:00AM

4 Person Scramble | with Cart

Contests | Longest Drive, Closest To Pin, Hole In One

Raffle Tickets | $2 each, $6 for 10, $15 for 20, $30 for 40

Mulligans | $20

Sponsors

$125 | Pay For A Pastor

$200 | Hole

$1,500 | Birdie (4 players, 1 tee sign, and 1 banner)

$2,500 | Eagle (8 players, 2 tee signs, and 1 banner)

Aug 28

MEN’S BREAKFAST

Discover. Equip. Develop.

Build Your Spiritual Muscles

Saturday | Aug 28 | 8;30AM-10:00AM
$10 | Breakfast & Event

Learn More

[email protected]

(559) 298-0688

About Our Guest Speaker

Matthew Grundy serves as the Deputy Mayor for the City of Fresno. As part of the Dyer Administration, his service is founded on a genuine love for people. Formerly homeless, in 2015 Matthew joined the City of Fresno following a stint as CEO at Habitat for Humanity Greater Fresno Area. Motivated by love, Matthew helped Habitat improve housing conditions for 28 times the number of families it had served on an annual basis prior to his arrival. Nationally, Matthew has helped lead strategic visioning for 1,200 Habitat operations across the United States. While Matthew’s leadership has led to the expansion of building homes and hope with families across two counties and four countries, he is focused on seeing his local community thrive.

Prior to his work at Habitat, Mr. Grundy worked as an organizational consultant, developer, and President of a national supplemental educational services company that focused on turning around failing, disadvantaged public schools. His work helped improve K-12 academic outcomes for 250,000 low-income students across 16 states within 1,000 schools. Matthew hails from southern California and received his Bachelor’s from the University of Southern California in business administration with an emphasis in entrepreneurial studies. He, his wife Jocelyn, and their six children are thankful for his current season of providing community support within Fresno and the greater region.