Covenant World Mission Vision and Commitments
Learn how Covenant World Mission seeks to fulfill the vision of the Evangelical Covenant Church to see more disciples among more populations in a more caring and just world.
November 16, 2010
Learn how Covenant World Mission seeks to fulfill the vision of the Evangelical Covenant Church to see more disciples among more populations in a more caring and just world.
Those seeking ordination, commissioning, or transfer of ordination must complete this paper.
The purpose of Covenant Affirmations is to make clear the values and principles that have guided the Evangelical Covenant Church since its founding in 1885.
This is the official confirmation certificate of the Evangelical Covenant Church.
This collection of articles is a continuation of the dialogue on women in ministry in the Covenant.
This resource provides churches as well as mentors and spiritual companions a basic and simple tool for discipling a new believer. It answers the question, what does a person who is new to the faith need in order to grow in Christ?
What does the Bible have to say about God, sin, Jesus, the sacraments, the Holy Spirit, and the church? These are just a few of the twenty-six formational footholds of faith explored through this disciple-forming resource for small groups, mentors, and individual devotions.
This material will be of use to those insured through Covenant Benefits Service.
The Resolution on Criminal Justice highlights injustice within the U.S. criminal justice system and invites Christians, Covenant churches, and the Evangelical Covenant Church to a Christ-like response. As we seek God’s kingdom in this world, God gives us a passion to seek justice and fair treatment for all our neighbors.
This paper was prepared by the Covenant Commission on Christian Action, Herbert K. Jacobsen, chairperson (1986-1991). It offers a definition of the Commission and provides a biblical and theological basis for social responsibility.
