The Evangelical Covenant Church has had the privilege of resourcing our pastoral community for over two decades because of the generous gifts from the Lilly Endowment. The Lilly Endowment cares deeply for pastors. They have partnered with the Covenant to provide resources that help pastors live well into their call.
During a Covenant Offices staff meeting earlier this month, President Tammy Swanson-Draheim shared the decision to have employees return to the Chicago office, initially in a modified hybrid format with a long-term plan of being Chicago-based.
The Centro Hispano de Estudios Teológicos (CHET) of the Evangelical Covenant Church is reactivating the call process in search of the person to serve as the next president of CHET.
Terri Cunliffe, president and CEO of Covenant Living Communities and Services, announced that she will retire in the spring of 2024 after 34 years with the organization.
After a diligent and prayerful discernment process, Rev. Dierdra Clark has been named the corporate secretary for the Evangelical Covenant Church, effective December 4, 2023.
Local Covenant churches may download the Congregational Annual Meeting Letter from President Tammy Swanson-Draheim.
Ten new churches were welcomed into the Covenant and 23 churches were removed from the roster at the 137th Annual Meeting this week.
Delegates to the 137th Annual Meeting of the Evangelical Covenant Church voted today to remove Awaken Covenant Church in St. Paul, Minnesota, from its roster of churches.
After significant prayer and discernment, Jacqueline Sugihara announced her resignation from her role as corporate secretary for the Covenant and director of ministry services for operations.
Quest Church, a Covenant congregation in Seattle, Washington, has announced it will formally disaffiliate as a member church of the Evangelical Covenant Church.
