ECC Offices Move Tops August Most-Read List

CHICAGO, IL (September 2, 2010) – Three of the top four most-read Covenant News Service stories in August focused on activities surrounding the move of Evangelical Covenant Church offices to their new location.

CHICAGO, IL (September 2, 2010) – Three of the top four most-read Covenant News Service stories in August focused on activities surrounding the move of Evangelical Covenant Church offices to their new location.

Other most-read stories include articles about an unusual new church and an innovative worship experience for adults with Alzheimer’s. The headlines below were the most popular stories in August of 2010.

  • Time Capsule Found Inside ECC Cornerstone
  • NPU Homecoming to Honor Distinguished Alumn
  • Covenant Offices Facility Officially Decommissioned
  • Covenant Offices to Relocate in Mid-September
  • Michigan Covenanter’s Team Sets Paralympic World Record
  • 2010 Pastoral Compensation Report Now Available
  • Rehab Center? Prison? Not Your Average Church
  • Creating Multi-Sensory Worship for People with Alzheimer’s
  • ‘Thanksgiving in July’ Provides Food for Hungry Residents
  • Working in Haiti after Photo-ops Have Waned
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