When their livelihood evaporated, three Covenant musicians were awarded grants to keep playing.
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Radiant Church: A Beacon of Hope during the Pandemic
When the world found out about George Floyd’s murder, Pastor Mike Thomas was naturally traumatized. But instead of delivering a sermon, he received a vision from God to organize the March to Surrender.
Latino Churches Celebrate Day of Baptisms
More than 400 people from Latino Covenant churches in the Central Conference gathered at Covenant Harbor to celebrate 30 baptisms.
Under the Vine and Fig Tree
A Pastoral Call to Tend the Land and the People
Holding Fast to the God Who Sees
My Journey from Haiti to Hagar
The Deep Inner Work
Engaging with Privilege and Complicity in a Safe Space
My Backwards Ordination
From the Coup in Chile to Church Planting in the Covenant
Found in Translation
The more we access God’s Spirit, the more easily it flows and the more we feel like we’ve come home—it’s our true self, speaking the mother tongue.
The Fabric of Imago Dei
Shin-hee Chin, an internationally renowned artist, maintains an unpretentious modesty concerning the works of her needle-pricked hands
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