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ECC Leadership Changes Top Reader List in February

CHICAGO, IL (March 6, 2013) – Articles about changes in Evangelical Covenant Church leadership were among the most-read Covenant News Service stories for the month of February.

Greg Yee, currently serving as assistant superintendent of the Pacific Southwest Conference, was nominated to serve as the new North Pacific Conference superintendent. Meritt Sawyer was tapped to be the new executive director of the Paul Carlson Partnership. Donn Engebretson was honored during the Midwinter Conference for his years of service as he transitions from serving as executive vice president to the newly created role of director for Global Advancement.

To read these stories and others, click on the links.

Yee Nominated to Lead North Pacific Conference

CWR Unable to Use Campbell’s Soup Labels

Midwinter Conference Opens With Laughter, Song

Churches Asked to Dedicate One Sunday to Serve

When Crisis Calls for a Response – ‘You Just Do It’

Meritt Sawyer to Lead Paul Carlson Partnership

Emanuel Decision Ensures Future of Quality Care

Dr. Ben Carson Headlines CCC Detroit Event

Midwinter Speaker: Immigration Conversation Needs to Change

Engebretson Honored for Service and Leadership

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