Death of Camp Director Tops November Most-Read List

CHICAGO, IL (December 3, 2010) – An article about the death of a Covenant camp director who impacted thousands of lives was the most-read Covenant News Service story in November. Chuck Frasier, who served as director of Covenant Point Bible Camp for 26 years, died of natural causes while hunting.

To read the top 10 most-read stories, search for the story title below:

  • Service Wednesday for Camp Director Chuck Frasier
  • Act of Kindness Reveals Much Deeper Connection
  • Waltham (MA) Covenant Church to Close
  • Congregation Succeeds at Keeping Secret from Pastor
  • Online Photo Gallery to Focus on Advent Season
  • Mission Team Narrowly Avoids Danger in Haiti Rioting
  • Mission Trip: Getting Out Tough – Getting In Tougher
  • Buszilla – The Purple Bus That Is Saving Lives
  • Free Bible App Downloads Pass 10 Million Mark
  • Memorial Service Saturday for Benjamin Larson
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