Ballplayer’s Faith Article Most-Read in September

CHICAGO, IL (October 4, 2012) – An article about the faith of Baltimore Orioles outfielder Nate McLouth and the resurgence of his career was the most-read Covenant News Service story in September.

Stories about uncomfortable worship and international ministry also were among the popular stories for the month. Click on the links to read any of the stories.

Faith Keeps His Baseball Career in Perspective

Memorial Service Planned for Helen Swanson

Church Worship Moves Out of ‘Comfort Zone’

Six Days Later: New Home, New Dream

Covenanter Reflects on Meeting Ambassador to Libya

2013 Annual Meeting Planning Under Way

Covenant Kids Announces Trips for 2013

Half of Congregation Commits to Congo Kids Project

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Bethany Benefits Announces Medical Rates

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