Gather 2020 Website Now Online

The Annual Meeting is the highest legislative session in the Evangelical Covenant Church. [...]

CHICAGO, IL (March 4, 2020) – The website for Gather 2020 is now online. the Covenant’s Annual Meeting, which will be held June 25-27 at the Arizona Grand hotel in Phoenix, Arizona.

Early registration will open mid-March and run through April 30.

The Annual Meeting is the highest legislative session in the Evangelical Covenant Church. Delegates from Covenant congregations gather to discern future direction, approve budgets, elect leaders, consecrate missionaries, and credential and ordain clergy.

In addition to attending to the business of the Evangelical Covenant Church, the Annual Meeting is a time to worship together, to celebrate what God is doing through the Covenant around the world, and to encourage one another toward greater discipleship.

Room reservations must be made through the hotel. To make a reservation click here or call 877-800-4888 and mention Evangelical Covenant Church 2020 Annual Gather to receive the special group rate of $149 plus taxes per night. Rates include a complimentary resort fee with four wrist bands to the water park. The housing deadline is May 28, 2020.

Attendees are encouraged to make reservations as soon as possible because there is a limited number of rooms available at the special rate.

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