Murder Story Tops November’s Most-Read List

CHICAGO, IL (December 5, 2011) – The killing of a Covenanter in her home was the most-read story for the month of November as part of the daily online Evangelical Covenant Church news report.

The son of Kathleen McGehee has been charged with first-degree murder. McGehee, a member of Stockton (CA) Covenant Church, was a newly commissioned advocate with the denomination’s Advocacy for Victims of Abuse ministry.

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