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Finding Anchor in the Challenging Journey of Church Planting Jill Riley is the planting pastor of Navigate Covenant Church in Billings, Montana. [divider type=”dotted”] I
Finding Anchor in the Challenging Journey of Church Planting Jill Riley is the planting pastor of Navigate Covenant Church in Billings, Montana. [divider type=”dotted”] I
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Reflections from an unemployed pastor The Evangelical Covenant Church has been experiencing record growth in numbers and diversity for more than a decade, giving us
How two churches became one at the bar and bait shop First, we should probably discuss procedure. There are ways to do these things, and
When Denee Anderson signed up to sponsor a young child through Covenant Kids Congo, she could not imagine how it would change her life. When
Exploring a new Covenant community Who would have thought that returning to the urban heart of Chicago would feel like arriving on foreign land? I
The radical notion of the Word made flesh Steve Norman is pastor of Kensington Church in Troy, Michigan. [divider type=”dotted”] We bought a new house
How a mother and lingust in the Air Force found her way to ministry and to the Covenant One my favorite things about being from
A chaplain’s call to listen to and care for our nation’s veterans Dale was in a fragile state when we met. A veteran in his
As Covenant Estate Planning Services celebrates its thirty-fifth anniversary and Covenant Trust Company approaches its twenty-fifth, two key participants share how the driving force behind
