A Spirit-led Call to New Life and Reimagined Ministry Across the Covenant
The Evangelical Covenant Church envisions living into the kingdom of God through the prayerful, intergenerational, multiethnic, growing movement of churches served by women and men striving to follow in the way of Jesus by loving others as Jesus loves us.
As a movement of congregations, conferences, and denomination, we are strengthened by prayer, partnership, and a shared mission. Now, as we celebrate 140 years of ministry, we embrace the distinctives that shape our identity—rooted in Scripture, spiritual growth, and hearts of compassion.
Isaiah 43:19
In a time when churches are facing challenges, pastors are experiencing burnout, and many churches are closing, we know that God is at work doing a new thing. We believe this is a God-ordained moment—an opportunity to realign ourselves with the mission of Jesus.
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3StrandStrong
Since our very beginning, we have believed that the Church exists for mission, just as fire exists by burning. Through our 3StrandStrong partnership, we are saying yes to a future filled with gospel boldness, kingdom creativity, and Spirit-empowered unity.
Read More →Empower resilient, missional leaders and thriving congregations for kingdom impact. Three interconnected pillars guide how we’re living this vision out.
Raising up Spirit-led pastors and lay leaders rooted in Scripture, guided by prayer, and compelled by discipleship and justice.
Explore →Launching 15 new church plants, supporting new models of ministry, and equipping congregations for spiritual health and vitality.
Explore →Advancing global mission, discipleship, evangelism, and compassion through mercy and justice in communities around the world.
Explore →Across the Covenant Church, something is stirring. Churches are finding new life. Leaders are rediscovering depth with God. Communities are stepping into mission in ways they never expected. These are their stories.
Story of Renewal
"This really good food is completely free. There's nothing you can do to earn it. Just like God's grace. That's renewal: not a big event, just the love of Jesus shared over a plate of really good food."
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Story of Renewal
"Young people are starting Christ Clubs, life groups are doubling, and seniors are stepping back in to serve. As we approach 30 years of ministry, it doesn't feel like we're slowing down. It feels like we're being revived."
Read Her Story →
Story of Renewal
"We hope to be a church that is both hospitable and hospital. A place of welcome and healing where people who were ready to walk away have found themselves not just back, but belonging."
Read Her Story →Let us meet this moment with prayer, seeking God’s renewal. Share your name and email to receive Presidential Prayer Updates and join our prayer community committed to renewal.
Be part of what God is doing in and through us. Together, we can move forward with faith, hope, and expectant hearts for God’s glory and neighbor’s good.
A Spirit-led call to new life and reimagined ministry across the Covenant—uniting churches, conferences, and denomination for the sake of generations to come.
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Chicago, IL 60631
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ECC Conference: Central
Gender: Female
Receiving New Directees: Yes
Directing Clergy: Yes
Client Genders: Both men and women
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Languages: English, Spanish
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C. John Weborg Center for Spiritual Direction, North Park Theological Seminary
Pastors/Church Leadership, Missionaries, University Students, Discernment Process, Transitions, Multi-Ethnic Issues, Second Half of Life, Prayer, Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius
Prior to moving to the USA, I was a professor at the National University of Colombia and served with the International Fellowship of Evangelical Students in Colombia for 16 years. Starting in 2001, I served as InterVarsity National Staff in the USA. I have a master’s degree in Christian Ministries, and I serve in Spiritual Direction to those who want to be fully present and available to God and receive His grace over them. My joy is to see professors and college students coming to know Jesus and being transformed into people that bring the good news of righteousness and justice to others.