Novak Nomination Tops April’s Most-Read List

CHICAGO, IL (May 4, 2012) – The announcement that Mark Novak has been nominated to become executive minister of the Department of the Ordered Ministry was the most-read Covenant News Service story during the month of April.

Two acts of kindness that deeply impacted the lives of others also were among the popular stories. To read these stories and others, click on the links below.

Novak Nominated to Lead Covenant Ordered Ministry

Thoughtful Act Honored on Morning TV Show

McKnight, Cho Reflect on Presidential Prayer Breakfast

Small Act of Grace Leads to Lifelong Friendship

May 1 Declared day of Prayer for Alaska Teens

Briefs: Naval Academy Sermon, Overcoming ‘Obstacles’

Four Churches Join for Special Easter Worship Service

New Name for Covenant Clergy Women Organization

Congo Relief Work Continues Despite Kony Threat

PSWC: Relationship with Jesus Must Drive Ministry

Picture of The Covenant Companion

The Covenant Companion

The Covenant Companion brings together stories and voices that connect, inform, and inspire. Subscribe to our print edition.
CONTINUE READING

Explore More Stories & News

In 2018, Susan Scott and Evelyn Johnson led a Crescendo seminar for twenty-nine people from seven Covenant churches in Stow, Massachusetts.
Features

Crescendo: How the Ministry Grew


Crescendo began as a pilot project in 2016 to help people sixty and older keep living fully with God and each other. For its tenth anniversary, its founders look back at how the ministry has grown and changed.

Features

Tuesdays at Good Sam

In a small California town with no senior center, Cathy LaManna started a weekly game afternoon at church. Three years in, the people who come are treated like family, and some of them have started coming on Sundays, too.

Features

The Readers

How a young man who grew up in a devout Roman Catholic family became a vocal atheist and then found a home in the Evangelical Covenant Church.

Tre’ Crume
Features

Cov Doings: Youth Ministry Edition

Stories from Covenant youth ministry about a student-led worship night, a paid summer service program, and a forty-year-old gathering for middle schoolers.