Covenant Kids Congo
We partner with the Covenant Church of Congo and World Vision to create community transformation through clean water, healthcare, education, agriculture and nutrition, economic development, and child protection, so that children can grow up with a brighter future.
Pray
Use these prayer resources to get connected to the work of our denomination and to draw closer to our sisters and brothers in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Learn
Learn more through these resources that help individuals, small groups, and churches understand this partnership and the importance of sustainable community development.
Give
Partner with Covenant Kids Congo in breaking the cycle of poverty in the northwest region of the Democratic Republic of Congo. With your gift, you are joining us in our transformative work and our partners in loving and serving alongside vulnerable people, reflecting God’s kingdom.
Act
Take action to help bring sustainable transformation to the northwest region of the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Our Stories
Conflict Portends Instability for DRC Covenant Work
Covenanters are concerned about a resurgence in fighting in the city of Goma in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Partnering in DR Congo
During a recent visit to Chicago, President Reverend Théophile Duale Langba sat down with Renée Hale, executive director of PCP, to talk about the ministry of the Covenant Church of Congo.
100 Years of the Gospel in Congo
President Tammy Swanson-Draheim reflects on her visit to celebrate 100 years of the gospel in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
The Gift of Water
This Advent, we invite you to be part of the transformation happening in DR Congo. Through a CovCares gift of clean water, your support can make a significant impact in improving sanitation and changing lives in the DRC.
Congo Covenant Church President Duale Welcomed to Chicago
Rev. Theophile Duale Langba, president of the Covenant Church of Congo, visited the denominational offices and shared his gratitude for our long partnership in ministry.
Cycling Senior Supports Biking for Congo
Annalee Boulton of Arlington United Church cycles 50 kilometers at 88 years old to support the 2022 Biking for Congo Challenge.