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.
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.
This updated manual, developed by Covenant World Mission, is for short-term mission teams. It will provide users with training help that will guide their team in not just “going on a trip,” but to be prepared to grow spiritually, to do ministry, and to serve in the area where they are going.
This book by Arthur A.R. Nelson is an invaluable resource for pastors as they minister to individuals in times of pain and grief, and in times of significance and celebration.
Balcony Women was compiled by the Women’s History Commission of the Department of Women Ministries and was released at Triennial XIII. It highlights over sixty brief stories of women who have encouraged and inspired the “ordinary” and extraordinary women of the Covenant.
This full color booklet presents the mission and ministry of the Evangelical Covenant Church and is intended as an inspiration and information piece for the budgeting process of the local church.
Those who hold a bi-vocational ministry license (BVL) in the Evangelical Covenant Church are required to read four books annually from the reading list and submit a report with their license renewal. The report form may be used to complete the written report.
A Covenant Resource Paper is a teaching document designed to provide context and clarity for Covenant churches on critical issues of concern in matters of faith, doctrine, and conduct.
Featured articles from The Covenant Companion, 2011
Este currículo escrito para el mundo hispana enseña verdades bíblicas usando las historias bíblicas como base. Los objetivos de aprendizaje involucran la mente, el corazón, y la vida. No es usado sólo para contar una historia, sino para cambiar vidas.
