Sitting Down with Evelyn Johnson and Debbie Blue

In this season two premiere of Love the Cov, we sit down with Evelyn Johnson and Debbie Blue—visionary leaders whose groundbreaking contributions have profoundly influenced the Covenant Church's mission and history. Don’t miss this inspiring conversation about their enduring friendship, the challenges they’ve overcome, and the transformative impact of their work.

Join hosts Jane Chao Pomeroy, Cathy Norman Peterson, and Jim Sequeira as they dive into the rich history of the Evangelical Covenant Church, uncovering the stories and values that shape what it means to be Covenant. Together, we explore how our shared heritage inspires us to move forward as mission friends.

In this season two premiere of Love the Cov, we sit down with Evelyn Johnson and Debbie Blue—visionary leaders whose groundbreaking contributions have profoundly influenced the Covenant Church’s mission and history. Don’t miss this inspiring conversation about their enduring friendship, the challenges they’ve overcome, and the transformative impact of their work.

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