CovBooks.com Christmas Sale Benefits Covenant World Relief

CHICAGO, IL (November 26, 2013) — A CovBooks.com Christmas sale will offer customers an opportunity to give a portion of the purchase price to the ministry of Covenant World Relief.

The sale runs Friday through December 31.

“We decided that for every book purchased we would give one dollar to Covenant World Relief and the important work that they’re doing with disaster relief and community development in impoverished communities,” said Ed Gilbreath, executive director of Covenant Communications.

“It’s a way of supporting the work of a key Covenant ministry while providing our customers with quality Christian books at prices that often beat those at places like Amazon,” Gilbreath added.

“We are so grateful for the partnership with CovBooks.com and their desire to serve and give to vulnerable people through Covenant World Relief,” said Chrissy Palmerlee of Covenant World Relief.

As an added bonus, participating customers can save on qualifying purchases by ordering early. “For all orders placed before Dec. 15, CovBooks.com is knocking an additional $1 off each book purchased,” Gilbreath said.

To take advantage of this offer, enter the promotional code “givemore” at checkout.

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