Covenant Point Launches Enhanced Website

IRON RIVER, MICHIGAN (January 17, 2012) – The new website for Covenant Point Bible Camp went live today and will give readers greater opportunities to interact as well as provide more information.

The new site has been overhauled with a new format that includes a news blog, donation wish lists, as well as updated search and slideshow capabilities.

“We have had an outdated site that was very difficult to navigate and find important information,” says Colby Mecher, director of outreach and information and technology. “In creating the new site, we have tried to put the important information up front and easy to find.”

Mecher added, “We hope that our website more fully represents who we are as a ministry in the Covenant and Central Conference, and will encourage people to envision themselves coming to experience the beauty of our grounds and the wonder that God has created.”

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