Week of September 24, 2023
A devotional guide written by Covenanters, the Covenant Home Altar invites us to take time in our day for God’s word, quiet meditation, and prayer.
A devotional guide written by Covenanters, the Covenant Home Altar invites us to take time in our day for God’s word, quiet meditation, and prayer.
President Tammy Swanson-Draheim looks at our Covenant Affirmations to root us in our communal life together and to enable us to wholeheartedly pursue God’s mission.
Part 6 of our series on Covenant Affirmations with reflections by Howard K. Burgoyne and Aisha Cox.
Part 5 of our series on Covenant Affirmations with reflections by Tim Hawkinson and Devyn Chambers Johnson.
Part 4 of our series on Covenant Affirmations with reflections by Cindy M. Wu, and Marco Ambriz.
Part 3 of our series on Covenant Affirmations with reflections by Grace Shim, Dierdra Clark, and Curtis Ivanoff.
Part 2 of our series on Covenant Affirmations with reflections by Kelly Ladd Bishop and Ramelia Williams.
Part 1 of our series on Covenant Affirmations with reflections by Pia Peña Restrepo and Joel Sommer.
Rooted in the values expressed in our six Covenant affirmations, the Evangelical Covenant Church has historically sought to find common ground on areas where many Christians have been divided. In light of this heritage, in 2018 a diverse group of Covenanters developed a list of suggested ways in which we might find common ground in our ministry with and to people who identify as LGBTQ+ within the adopted position of the Covenant. “Finding Common Ground in LGBTQ+ Ministry” includes acknowledgments of how the Church has fallen short and specific encouragements on how we can flourish in love.
