Presence and Peace
Covenant chaplain Deb O’Neil Lewis brings compassion and spiritual care to law enforcement, offering presence and peace on the front lines of trauma and public service.
Covenant chaplain Deb O’Neil Lewis brings compassion and spiritual care to law enforcement, offering presence and peace on the front lines of trauma and public service.
From a marathon runner to being bedridden, Rebekah Eklund reflects on her journey with long COVID—and the unexpected graces she encountered along the way.
Sally Carlson’s ministry journey reveals how the affirmation and encouragement from her community helped her recognize her pastoral gifts and calling.
Missional storyteller Jelani Greenidge spoke with Ancy Post, the new president of the Covenant Asian Pastors Association (CAPA). They discussed how she came into her role, the significance of her South Asian heritage, and her dreams for CAPA.
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.
Jelani Greenidge reflects on the spiritual “Walk in Jerusalem,” exploring its deep theological meaning, historical significance, and call to faithful readiness in daily life.
How a visit to the Colombian Covenant Church challenged outdated views of mission and revealed the transformative power of the gospel through faith, courage, and community.
Amid cultural shifts in Edmonton, Alberta, Evangelical Fellowship Church discovered its mission: loving neighbors and embracing community. A story of faith, belonging, and unexpected joy.
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.
Jelani Greenidge continues his series on Negro spirituals with a look at “Ezekiel Saw the Wheel,” exploring its biblical roots, historical depth, and enduring significance.
