Ed Delgado has served as president of Centro Hispano de Estudios Teológicos (CHET), the Covenant theological school for Spanish-speaking pastors, church planters, and lay people, since 2007. We asked him how CHET is changing to serve students today.
Sharon Tissell works 30 hours a week as a trauma nurse—work that helps subsidize […]
Pastor John Njaramba Kiruga, was returning home from facilitating a peacemaking training.
CHICAGO, IL (October 29, 2015) — This year marks the 75th anniversary of perhaps the most recognized and influential painting of the 20th century, the
CHICAGO, IL (January 16, 2015) — Many Covenanters routinely share links to social media articles and videos with one another that Covenant News Service believes
The cover story this month on the life and ministry of John Weborg includes beautiful photos taken by Bjorn Amundsen during an all-day photo shoot in Princeton, where John and Lois Weborg live.
Some teachers educate — but John opened vistas. ‘Weborg Moments’ are those rare times when faith, insight, and presence converge to reveal a new way of seeing life and calling.
In an age of instant information and immediate response, Covenant theologian C. John Weborg embodies a deep and continuous engagement with community and Scripture.
“To do theology is to sit with tension — holding freedom and servanthood together.” A conversation with longtime Covenant theologian C. John Weborg about why faith’s bedrock sometimes feels uncertain.
A horrific collision involving the high-school wrestling team reveals the true character of a small town in Iowa.
