Winner of 15 awards, including 5 first-place honors, from the Associated Church Press and the Evangelical Press Association.
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Covenant Living to Re-Assume Management of Covenant Home
Covenant Living Communities and Services will assume full management of Covenant Home of Chicago in October, it was announced this week.
The God of the “Very Good”
When we’re up close with nature, the beauty is undeniable. But it can be harder to see the beauty that comes from being created by God when it comes to people.
Moderator Prepared for Unique Annual Meeting
Jonathan Wilson, pastor of Salem Covenant Church in Pennock, Minnesota, will again serve as moderator for the Annual Meeting of the Evangelical Covenant Church later this month.
Covenanter Lauded for Leadership in Preserving Eskimo Culture and Promoting Justice
Gail Anagick Schubert is leading the way in efforts to combat climate change, advocate for victims throughout Alaska’s justice system, and much more.
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Hibernating with Shakespeare
Generations of families have come through our doors, out into the city, and around the world, working and witnessing to God’s gracious and abundant love. But sometimes God invites us into a new work
5 Minutes with Alex Gee: Looking Back to Look Forward
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.
The Holy Art of Brokenness: A Pentecost Story
Generations of families have come through our doors, out into the city, and around the world, working and witnessing to God’s gracious and abundant love. But sometimes God invites us into a new work
On Mission Together
Winner of 15 awards, including 5 first-place honors, from the Associated Church Press and the Evangelical Press Association.
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The God of the “Very Good”
When we’re up close with nature, the beauty is undeniable. But it can be harder to see the beauty that comes from being created by God when it comes to people.
The Six-Fold Test Can Propel Us Forward as a Beloved Community
We continue to press in and press on, even when we do not get it right.
Keep the Hope Fires Burning
“So tending to hope requires breath—not only the monitoring of our own breathing in self-care, but the continual breath of the Holy Spirit.”
A Brittle Examination
Prayer, if authentic, requires honesty. And honesty before God requires being honest with myself.