Genesis-Cooper Partnership Top Story in December

CHICAGO, IL (January 4, 2011) – The partnership of Genesis Covenant Church with a ministry started by rock legend Alice Cooper was the most-read Covenant News Service story during the month of December.

The Cave Creek, Arizona, congregation recently purchased a former mall facility. One of the tenants will be the Solid Rock Foundation, formed by Cooper (details are in the story linked below). The church and ministry will collaborate on initiatives designed to reach out into the community.

To read more of the most popular stories, click on the links.

Alice Cooper, Genesis Covenant Join in Ministry

Ministry Focuses on Women in Strip Clubs

Bush Pilots Play Key Role in Alaskan Ministry

Walking in Another’s Shoes – That’s Friendship

Two ‘Kinect’ Developers Have Covenant Connections

Family Awaits Ruling on Deportation Appeal

We Celebrate in Different Ways the Same Story

Need ‘Sea Change’ in Attitudes on Criminal Justice

Reflecting Jesus – It’s Worth the Risk

CWR Partner Named One of 10 Top Charities

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