In episode 4, Harold Spooner and Peter Sjoblom share their journeys in urban ministry and racial reconciliation within the Covenant, reflecting on leadership, justice, and the legacy they hope to leave for future generations.
Amy Muia’s A Desert Between Two Seas traces the ripple of one boy’s drowning across generations of afflicted, often violent characters in post-mission Baja California.
A burglary tested Mike Guerrero’s habit of helping strangers in need—but didn’t stop him from loving them.
Last week, delegates gathered to mark fifty years of ordaining women, share stories of God’s faithfulness, welcome new churches, and ordain and commission new ministers.
Christine “Chris” Cikanek of the Evangelical Covenant Church of Princeton, Illinois, received the Theodore W. Anderson Award for outstanding lay ministry at the 141st Annual Meeting.
At the 141st Annual Meeting of the Evangelical Covenant Church Russell Jeung was honored with the Irving C. Lambert Award for Excellence in Urban Ministry.
Fifty years after ordaining women, the Covenant Church is still learning to make room for the gifts it has already affirmed.
