Sanchez Awarded Duke Leadership Education Grant

Michelle Sanchez, executive minister of Make and Deepen Disciples, was recently named a recipient of a Reflective Leadership Grant from Leadership Education at Duke Divinity School.

Covenant Shores Unveils Donated Sallman Work

A 55-year-old original chalk drawing of Warner Sallman’s Head of Christ was unveiled at Covenant Shores Retirement Community and dedicated at a Thanksgiving Eve service last week.

Tomorrow Is the Big Day

Funds donated on Giving Tuesday will enable Covenant World Relief partners and Serve Globally missionaries to come alongside refugees in empowering ways, providing food, clothing, education, and health care. 

CRUX: A Little Discomfort Goes a Long Way

The purpose of CRUX is to bring together an intercultural group of freshmen who commit to live, learn, and serve together for the academic year.

The Hard Work of Gratitude

’Tis the season to give thanks. It’s the time of year when we ask each other, “What are you thankful for?” And studies indicate that 78 percent of Americans say they felt strongly grateful in the past week.

The Sword Without the Spirit

A man in my hometown recently filed a lawsuit against the instructor of his sword-fighting class because, while demonstrating a particular move, the instructor accidentally stabbed him in the eye. When I read that story in the news, my first thought was, Oh, man, that would preach.

Obituary: Ed Hallsten Jr.

Retired Covenant minister Edwin (Ed) Ansgar Hallsten Jr. died Thursday, November 1. He was 87.

Donations, Prayers Sought for Fire Victims

CONCORD, CA (November 17, 2018) – Covenant leaders are urging individuals and congregations to donate to relief and recovery funds to benefit the victims of