Southeast Conference Photos

TAVARES, FL (May 3, 2010) – Following are additional photos taken during the just-concluded annual meeting of the Southeast Conference of the Evangelical Covenant Church. Our appreciation to Pastor Jerry Berry who captured most of the images on this page and the photo of the Skype chat in the main news story.

TAVARES, FL (May 3, 2010) – Following are additional photos taken during the just-concluded annual meeting of the Southeast Conference of the Evangelical Covenant Church. Our appreciation to Pastor Jerry Berry who captured most of the images on this page and the photo of the Skype chat in the main news story.

Photos (left to right by row) are Superintendent Robert Owens and his wife, Mary Ann; Pastor Joan Hill and other members of Safety Harbor Covenant Church being welcomed into membership; one of the tables during Friday night’s banquet; the worship team from Bridges Covenant that led worship each service; Pastor Mark Andrews and his wife, Karla, moments after Owens praised them for an excellent job in planning for hosting the conference (whew, relief), and an overview of the worship space at Bridges, which underwent a complete transformation four years ago.

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