Covenant Kids scholarship program works with ministry partnerships in Congo, Sudan, India and Colombia. Our quarterly newsletter gives updates on these ministries, pictures and stories about changed lives in North America and overseas.
This document is the Final Report of the Organizing for Mission task force, approved by the Covenant Executive Board at its October 2011 meeting.
These stewardship brochures are available to download to help create a culture of giving in your church and a to help create a narrative budget.
This brochure presents a holistic biblical perspective on stewardship. The pamphlet speaks to why, how, what, and where we give, with an emphasis placed on the head, heart, and hands.
The Evangelical Covenant Church takes seriously both the mission of Christ and the unity of Christ’s church. These two burdens converge at the point of pressing forward in ethnic ministry and diversity.
The Journey is the official confirmation material of the Evangelical Covenant Church.
When a disaster strikes many people want to help. But, what is the best way to help? Sometimes our good intentions to help those in other countries can do more harm than good. The list below developed by Covenant World Relief & Development will make you better able to make thoughtful decisions about how to best support disaster relief.
It Is important to have a sense of direction as the local church gets connected to God’s work around the world. We hope this resource guide will assist your mission committee to assess where you are and where you hope to go in global ministries.
Housing the Sacred reflects veteran Covenant pastor Glen Wiberg’s high understanding of the sermon and liturgy – the space created by language for the sacred, where people are transformed as they encounter God. Challenging pastors to approach the task of preaching with respect and humility, Wiberg offers insights into the creative and intellectual process of developing a sermon, including the various steps along with a sample of his own work.
This book presents reflections on being a Covenanter. It was written by Zenos E. Hawkinson and edited by Philip J. Anderson and David E. Hawkinson.
CovChurch Now is a weekly email to share news, stories, and resources with the Covenant family.
