Memorial Service Saturday for Carol McNaughton

[vc_row][vc_column width=”1/3″][vc_column_text]  [/vc_column_text][/vc_column]
[vc_column width=”2/3″][vc_column_text]

“An Endless Feast”

15” x 20”, oil on canvas

I painted this piece as a result of an assignment while studying at North Park Seminary. I was asked to write an essay on my interpretation of the last supper and I asked my professor Jay Phelan if instead of writing I could do an oil painting. Allow me to share with you my painting, titled; “An Endless Feast.” It portrays my understanding that when we celebrate communion we are celebrating a feast to commemorate the everlasting victory of Christ over sin. We are all invited to accept the invitation to come to this open table of eternal fellowship of hope and grace where God is present. This feast is open to men and women of all cultures and races, a feast where justice is celebrated.

Pia Peña Restrepo
[/vc_column_text] [/vc_column][/vc_row]

CONTINUE READING

Explore More Stories & News

In 2018, Susan Scott and Evelyn Johnson led a Crescendo seminar for twenty-nine people from seven Covenant churches in Stow, Massachusetts.
Features

Crescendo: How the Ministry Grew


Crescendo began as a pilot project in 2016 to help people sixty and older keep living fully with God and each other. For its tenth anniversary, its founders look back at how the ministry has grown and changed.

Features

Tuesdays at Good Sam

In a small California town with no senior center, Cathy LaManna started a weekly game afternoon at church. Three years in, the people who come are treated like family, and some of them have started coming on Sundays, too.

Features

The Readers

How a young man who grew up in a devout Roman Catholic family became a vocal atheist and then found a home in the Evangelical Covenant Church.

Tre’ Crume
Features

Cov Doings: Youth Ministry Edition

Stories from Covenant youth ministry about a student-led worship night, a paid summer service program, and a forty-year-old gathering for middle schoolers.