When Church Dreams Go Long Deferred
From affordable housing to addiction recovery, Covenant churches from east to west offer lessons in perseverance.
From affordable housing to addiction recovery, Covenant churches from east to west offer lessons in perseverance.
Scott Rice shares how a Spirit-led approach to Scripture fosters deeper connection, authenticity, and theological growth.
Explore how Christian values challenge us to prioritize character over compromise, even in difficult choices.
A community gathers in Portland, OR, blending faith and a shared longing for justice, as young Filipino Americans reclaim their cultural roots and embrace their commitment to seeing a more caring and just world.
A community art gallery in Upsala, Minnesota fosters conversation, creativity, and connection among its residents.
Dr. Dennis R. Edwards reflects on how Christians can live out their faith through justice and advocacy for meaningful change.
As election day approaches, one Covenant pastor explores the challenging idea that God appoints all leaders—good or bad—and what that means for how we, as people of faith, can respond.
Megan O’Connell reflects on her grandfather’s final days and the beauty of a lifetime spent collecting stories across generations.
Covenant leaders reflect on Latina identity, emotions during Hispanic Heritage Month, and ways to engage.
Recently the Companion had a virtual sit-down with Ieisha Hawley, new director of evangelism for the Covenant, to talk about evangelism in the Covenant, the upcoming conference, Harvest of Hope, and the BLESS initiative, an acronym that encourages people to “begin with prayer, listen with care, eat together, serve in love, and share your story.”
