Since 1960, KICY radio in Nome has broadcast Bible teaching and music to western Alaska, where general manager Patty Burchell says radio is still the way people stay connected.
A grandmother and her granddaughter each tell the story of their last visit in a Yuma hospital, and the two words Mál asked her to hold onto.
Tamara Fore-Ravelo shares what it took to get from the Fort Yuma Quechan Indian Reservation to the pulpit, and what kept her going.
Crescendo began as a pilot project in 2016 to help people sixty and older keep living fully with God and each other. For its tenth anniversary, its founders look back at how the ministry has grown and changed.
In a small California town with no senior center, Cathy LaManna started a weekly game afternoon at church. Three years in, the people who come are treated like family, and some of them have started coming on Sundays, too.
How a young man who grew up in a devout Roman Catholic family became a vocal atheist and then found a home in the Evangelical Covenant Church.
Stories from Covenant youth ministry about a student-led worship night, a paid summer service program, and a forty-year-old gathering for middle schoolers.
From the west coast to Quebec, the Evangelical Covenant Church of Canada stays connected through relationships and looks toward a more diverse future.
A week with CWRD partner COCEPRADIL in the mountains of Honduras showed me the gift of dependence and the privilege of planning for the future.
Jesus’s instruction to “go and see” reframes scarcity as partnership—and shapes how Covenant World Relief and Development works alongside communities today.
