In the Covenant we identify as non-creedal, meaning we do not adhere to a specific creed. But non-creedal does not mean we are without theology. The six Covenant affirmations address the question, “What does the Covenant believe?” Retired North Park Theological Seminary professor Klyne Snodgrass joins us.
The purpose of Covenant Affirmations is to make clear the values and principles that have guided the Evangelical Covenant Church since its founding in 1885.
CHICAGO, IL (March 12, 2010) – Evangelical Covenant Church President Gary Walter will be just the second male presenter to lead a workshop as part of a Department of Women Ministries triennial event when he participates in Triennial XIII in July.
How Christian music became more about personal identity than spiritual formation—and what that shift means for us today.
A devotional guide written by Covenanters, the Covenant Home Altar invites us to take time in our day for God’s word, quiet meditation, and prayer.
This guide is designed to help churches discern, establish, and strengthen connections with missionaries or global personnel and global partners supported by your congregation and was created by the Serve Globally team, a mission priority of the Evangelical Covenant Church.
Pastoral titles and what they can reveal about cultural hospitality.
Job Title: CPBC Facilities Director Reports to: CPBC Camp Director PURPOSE: The Facilities Director is responsible to provide camp facilities, grounds and equipment
The Evangelical Covenant Church was founded by Swedish immigrants in 1885 and has become one of North America’s most diverse racial and ethnic denominations.
