Attitude Towards Muslims Story Tops Most-Read List

CHICAGO, IL (October 4, 2010) – A story in which an Evangelical Covenant Church minister says that vitriol hurled by Christians towards Muslims betrays the love of Christ was the most-read Covenant News Service story in September.

CHICAGO, IL (October 4, 2010) – A story in which an Evangelical Covenant Church minister says that vitriol hurled by Christians towards Muslims betrays the love of Christ was the most-read Covenant News Service story in September.

Other most-read stories highlighted the election of Executive Vice President Donn Engebretson to be president of the International Federation of Free Evangelical Churches and a unique auction led by a Covenant minister that attracted worldwide attention.

The headlines below were the most popular stories in September of 2010.

  • Pastor: Need to Mimic Jesus in Muslim Relationships
  • Engebretson Elected President of IFFEC
  • ‘Facebook Pastor’ Teams with Celebrities to Help Orphans
  • Covenant Offices Now Operating Out of Higgins Facility
  • This Ministry ‘Goodbye’ Comes With a Future
  • Five Churches Support Pastor Facing Deportation
  • New Covenant Trust Company President Named
  • Reflection: The Importance of Place
  • Leaders Explore Opportunities for Advancing the Mission
  • Colorado Fire Destroys Covenant Family’s Home
  • ArtInAPark Lets Kids Create Own History
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