South Korean Fatal Crash Tops July’s Most-Read List

CHICAGO, IL (August 3, 2010) – The most-read Covenant News Service story in July focused on the death of Kenny Ye, associate pastor of Highrock Covenant Church, and the serious injuries suffered by congregation member Gary Parrett.

CHICAGO, IL (August 3, 2010) – The most-read Covenant News Service story in July focused on the death of Kenny Ye, associate pastor of Highrock Covenant Church, and the serious injuries suffered by congregation member Gary Parrett.

The men were traveling in Korea when the bus in which they were riding fell off a bridge while attempting to avoid a stalled vehicle. Parrett remains unconscious in a South Korea hospital. For ongoing updates on his condition, click here.

Other most-read stories include an obituary for Donald Frisk and articles from Triennial XIII. To read the stories, click on the link. The headlines below were the most popular stories in July of 2010.

  • Associate Pastor Killed, Member Injured in Bus Crash
  • Memorial Service Planned for Donald C. Frisk
  • Orris Leaving Evangelism Position to Plant Church
  • Ruth Hill Will Not Seek Re-election
  • Duke Divinity: Covenant Influence Larger Than Its Size
  • Surprise Call: ‘We Want to Help Restore Your Church’
  • Interim Team to Provide Seminary Leadership
  • Miss America – A Platform for Sharing Faith
  • To Glorify God Requires Time in His Presence
  • Lynne Hybels: ‘Nice Girls Don’t Change the World’
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