‘Living Faith’ eBook Now Available

CHICAGO, IL (January 30, 2012) – A digital version of Living Faith: Reflections on Covenant Affirmations is now available through CovBooks.com, the official online bookstore of the Evangelical Covenant Church, it was announced today.

The new digital book is available for purchase and download in two basic formats, one suitable for all Amazon Kindle devices and one suitable for downloading for iPhone, iPad and all NOOK devices.

“The Covenant affirmations bring the vibrant faith tenets of the Evangelical Covenant Church into written focus,” the online description reads. “They form the nucleus of beliefs that shape the Covenant’s theology. Neither a creed nor a confession in the historical sense, they represent long-held theological and biblical views that express living faith in a living God. They continually address believers, asking us to be intentional in how we use our heads, hearts, and hands in the work of Christ.”

In this volume, the faculty of North Park Theological Seminary engage and interact with the six affirmations in fresh, new ways. “Their discussions and insights reveal some of the joys, challenges, difficulties, and blessings that the affirmations elicit.”

This is the first Covenant book to be offered in a digital format, notes Don Meyer, executive minister of the Department of Communication. Plans call for additional offerings, including re-introduction of volumes from past years that are no longer in print.

Click here to purchase the digital version of the book online, or visit Covenant Bookstore at CovBooks.com and search for the book title. The normal retail price for the print edition of the book has been discounted by 20 percent during this special introductory period. Download instructions are provided as part of the purchase process.

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