PSWC Meeting Tops April’s Most-Read List

CHICAGO, IL (May 4, 2010) – The most-read story on the Evangelical Covenant Church website during April was an article highlighting the Pacific Southwest Conference’s Annual Celebration. Delegates elected Efrem Smith to be the new superintendent and honored outgoing Superintendent Evelyn Johnson.

CHICAGO, IL (May 4, 2010) – The most-read story on the Evangelical Covenant Church website during April was an article highlighting the Pacific Southwest Conference’s Annual Celebration. Delegates elected Efrem Smith to be the new superintendent and honored outgoing Superintendent Evelyn Johnson.The headlines below were the most popular stories in April of 2010.

  • Johnson Honored, Smith Elected During PSWC Celebration
  • Memorial Service Wednesday for Pam (Anderson) Rohler
  • Two North Park Students Receive Fulbright Awards
  • Dead Sea Scrolls Exhibit at Granite Bay (CA) Church
  • Christian Leaders Sign ‘Covenant for Civility’
  • Boarding School for Rescued Teen Prostitutes Now Operating
  • Hundreds of Homeless Find Shelter in Vegas Drainage Tunnels
  • Northwest Conference Affirms Eight New Congregations
  • An Artistic Look at Stations of the Cross
  • Vision, Inclusion, Collaboration Key to Ministry Momentum
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