The Selma Effect
By Marcus Antoine Simmons “People who innovated, created, and who love despite pressures and tortures unimaginable. They are in our bloodstream, pumping our hearts every
By Marcus Antoine Simmons “People who innovated, created, and who love despite pressures and tortures unimaginable. They are in our bloodstream, pumping our hearts every
I served a church where we regularly confessed our sins in unison readings or responsively, followed by words of assurance from one of the pastors.
For fans of Marilynne Robinson’s fiction (and they are legion), the rural Iowa town of Gilead in the 1950s has become a familiar and cherished
By Stan Friedman CONCORD, CA (January 2, 2015) — Justin McRoberts’ latest book Title Pending: Things I Think About While I’m Creating may sound like some
By Stan Friedman CHICAGO, IL (December 31, 2014) — Covenanters are beginning to use a new but growing genre of literature known as flash as a
By Megan Herrold CHICAGO, IL (September 19, 2014) — Book Briefs is an online feature of the Covenant Companionthat highlights new releases by Covenant authors.
By Cathy Norman Peterson CHICAGO, IL (May 13, 2014) — Book Briefs is an online feature of the Covenant Companionthat highlights new releases by Covenant
By Cathy Norman Peterson CHICAGO, IL (December 18, 2013) — Editors’ note: This month the Covenant Companion launches an online feature that highlights new releases
review by Philip J. Anderson, professor of church history at North Park Theological Seminary in Chicago. [divider type=”dotted”] Glen Wiberg has written a book, several
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