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Five for Friday: Expelling Older Church Members, Hockey Heroes, Home-Field Advantage

Jan 24, 2020By Stan Friedman0 Comments

Sure, Twitter often is a wasteland of insults being hurled through cyberspace […]

Resisting the Divide

Jan 21, 2020By Jelani Greenidge0 Comments

In an episode of the TV dramedy Sports Night, wisecracking white sports anchor Dan Rydell (Josh Charles) is being reprimanded by his loving-yet-taciturn African American boss, Isaac Jaffe (the great Robert Guillaume), when Dan tries to defend his point of […]

When They See My Son

Jan 20, 2020By Guest Author1 Comment

Stories That Shaped My Faith When They See My Son by Christina Smith | January 20, 2020 Before my son was born, like most new moms, I had all kinds of questions. How do I swaddle a baby? How painful [...]

Five for Friday: Most Checked-Out Books, Leaving Shopping Carts, World’s Oldest Couple

Jan 17, 2020By Stan Friedman0 Comments

Ultrarunning, where competitors race for more than 26.1 miles […]

Degrees of Determination

Jan 17, 2020By Erin Chan Ding0 Comments

Degrees of Determination When Talakai Finau took his son to college, he never imagined how it would change his own life. by Erin Chan Ding | January 17, 2020 A swath of land along the shore of Big Lake, located [...]

Coffee Futures

Jan 16, 2020By Erin Chan Ding0 Comments

Coffee Futures After years of conflict and harvest failure, producers in DR Congo are reclaiming a prosperous crop and building the church. by Erin Chan Ding, photos by Kristen Norman | January 16, 2020 KARAWA, Democratic Republic of the Congo—Three [...]

President’s Letter to Church Annual Meetings Available Online

Jan 16, 2020By Staff Author0 Comments

Local Evangelical Covenant churches may download […]

January/February CovSparks Available

Jan 13, 2020By Staff Author0 Comments

The COV Sparks downloadable discussion guide is now available for the January/February issue of The Covenant Companion. Based on articles from the current issue of the magazine, COV Sparks provides stimulating questions for Sunday-school classes, small-group discussions, and personal reflection.