Covenant theological educators around the world are adapting how they teach Scripture to fit vastly different cultural and educational contexts — and finding that effective ministry training looks different everywhere.
Amid fear and uncertainty in the Twin Cities, Covenant churches are living into their shared life in Christ—adapting ministries, gathering in prayer, and practicing costly love as a witness to the kingdom of God.
This story looks at how heightened immigration-enforcement activity is reshaping everyday church life, particularly in Latino communities. Through Covenant pastors’ experiences and congregations’ responses, we see the the steady, faithful ways our churches continue to show up for one another.
Winnetka Covenant church hosted a screening of All We Carry, sparking conversation and action. After a Q&A with director Cady Voge, attendees supported Exodus World Service and IPE Albany Park, walking alongside neighbors seeking asylum.
Sally Carlson’s ministry journey reveals how the affirmation and encouragement from her community helped her recognize her pastoral gifts and calling.
Through cycling and advocacy, Cindy Wu empowers refugees with mobility, community, and voice—living out her call to serve and equip others in Houston and beyond.
Milly Silencio’s ministry is shaped by storytelling and a deep trust in God’s call. As a church planter, coach, and advocate for immigrants, she serves with compassion and conviction. In this Women’s History Month series, we honor her journey.
Marti Burger, director of vocational and spiritual development for Serve Clergy, has served the Covenant, both in local churches and at the denominational office, since 1988. In this Women’s History Month series, we honor her faithful ministry as one called and gifted by God.
