LOS ANGELES, CA (May 16, 2011) – Scores of volunteers from Covenant churches serve a meal to hundreds of homeless individuals who, around mid-day, would begin to find their way to the Fred Jordan Center to hear a message of hope to feed their souls and a warm meal to curb the hunger. The Saturday meal is a weekly ritual at the center.
The immigrant church was home. That’s what makes questioning it feel like betrayal.
A spy series about performing for unseen watchers got Jelani Greenidge thinking about how we perform our faith.
A pastor who was warned that ministry would “eat her up and spit her out” writes, twenty-five years later, about the God who was faithful throughout her journey.
One Covenant Community is a five-year effort to strengthen pastoral leadership across the Covenant, and North Park has three open positions to support the work.
For ten years, North Park University campus pastor Terence Gadsden has been building a culture of belonging—one 5 a.m. practice at a time. This spring, students noticed.
A church-conference altar call led to years of burnout before this editor found a different definition of calling.
