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Church Spotlight: Changing Lives One Load at a Time
A ministry that helps people do laundry has helped some students improve their academic performance, says Chad Pickering, pastor of New Life Wichita, a Covenant congregation.
Smallacombe to Lead Discipleship Resource Development
Kevin Smallacombe has been hired as the new director of discipleship resource development for Make and Deepen Disciples, a mission priority of the Evangelical Covenant Church. He will be involved with all of the ministry’s content development, including evangelism, discipleship, […]
Fasting from Self-importance
Rediscovering the Art of Humility in an Age of Arrogance
The Spirit of the Law
Joy-Elizabeth Lawrence reviews “Bearing God’s Name: Why Sinai Still Matters,” by Carmen Joy Imes
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Fasting from Self-importance
Rediscovering the Art of Humility in an Age of Arrogance
A Prescription for Anxiety and Despair
As the Covid-19 pandemic has rolled over us all like a thick, global cloud, I feel its dark shadows over our daily lives in countless ways. We are weary of masks and social restrictions, and missing the fellowship and communal worship of the church. Loved ones, stricken and hospitalized with the virus, are deprived of family visits. Our festive celebrations are robbed of joy when we are isolated.
5 Minutes with Jim Condap: Getting Creative at Camp
Jim Condap serves as president of the Association of Covenant Camps and Conference Centers. He is also the executive director of Pilgrim Pines Camp and Retreat Center in Swanzey, New Hampshire.
Tesoros Locales
Testimonio sobre cómo el inicio de una iglesia del pacto en Monterrey, se transformó en un recurso de poder e independencia para una comunidad
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I Will Need to Hear Those Words
I believe Dilly reached through her confusion and touched her soul’s bedrock, her own true self.
Take Two Christian Terms and Call Me in the Morning
During an ad-break for a streaming TV drama, a question occurred to me—one of those questions I felt dumb for not knowing the answer to: Why do pharmaceuticals always have two names?
The Only New Year’s Resolution Worth Keeping
How deep does your own fear run when you think of letting go of something you might be holding too tightly?
A Word for the Weary
Our relational cup remains relatively empty (and for a relational movement like ours, this is particularly painful) as we grapple with social distancing and try to connect through interacting via screens. Any novelty and initial exhilaration of church online has worn off.