Brad Johnson was looking forward to his camping trip last September. […]
Diana Shiflett, pastor of spiritual formation at Naperville (IL) Covenant Church, introduces listeners to her new book, “Spiritual Practices in Community,” and shares how ministry leaders can use spiritual practices in group settings. Covenant minister Nilwona Nowlin talks about her […]
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Choose and Choose Again is a mosaic of personal stories collected by author and Covenant pastor J. Kevin Butcher, who founded Hope Community Church in Detroit, Michigan. The stories he shares (as well as his own testimony) display the complexities of people who live their lives as prisoners and prostitutes, as well as those who are lawyers and in business.
Kathy Khang, author of Raise Your Voice: Why We Stay Silent and When to Speak Up, on #MeToo and why the church must listen to women’s stories of sexual harassment and abuse; Covenant pastor Tim Rodgers reflects on what co-leading […]
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Student voices from CHIC 2018; Covenant pastor Efrem Smith reflects on what he’s learned about racial inclusion in the church; longtime Covenant Offices staff member Chris Hagberg explains why she loves the Cov. Covenant Companion editors Ed Gilbreath and Cathy Norman Peterson are your hosts. Check out the Companion’s CHIC 2018 cover story here: http://covenantcompanion.com/2018/09/04/unite-us/
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This is the last week to submit nominations for […]
The recent announcement by the US Administration to relocate the US Embassy […]
Friday is the deadline for submitting nominations for the next superintendent […]
Nominations for superintendent of the Southeast Conference of the ECC are being […]
CHICAGO, IL (December 1, 2017) — Local Evangelical Covenant churches may download the Congregational Annual Meeting Letter from President Gary Walter. Printed copies of the letter, which is intended to be read during local congregational annual meetings, have been mailed […]
