Evangelical Covenant Church History
The Evangelical Covenant Church was founded by Swedish immigrants in 1885 and has become one of North America’s most diverse racial and ethnic denominations.
The Evangelical Covenant Church was founded by Swedish immigrants in 1885 and has become one of North America’s most diverse racial and ethnic denominations.
The Pathway to Peace is a new resource that teaches a process for conflict redemption. It is a deep, Scripture-based, five-step journey that helps us see those with whom we are in conflict as people deeply loved by Jesus, not as adversaries. This resource is designed for church leadership teams, enabling them to then share it with their congregations.
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As we joyfully mark another year of God’s faithfulness in the Evangelical Covenant Church, we reflect on impactful ministry, strategic developments across our ministries, and strong financial performance.
This resource can help churches be places for helpful, honest conversations that raise awareness, promote healing, and lament brokenness. It includes actions that congregations and leaders can take.
The 141st Covenant Annual Meeting agenda. Registration for Gather 2026 is necessary to participate in these sessions.
This six-week series will explore how Jesus teaches us to pray, how prayer can influence our communities, and examine other powerful prayer moments in Scripture.
A week of devotional reflections on faithful figures in Scripture who model a posture of prayer.
Practices to Advance Covenant Mission and Ministry through Generosity
As Covenant people, we affirm a conscious dependence on the Holy Spirit. The Blazing Center Resource Suite is specifically designed to ignite a passion to see the Holy Spirit to move through our congregations, out of our churches, and into our communities.
CovChurch Now is a weekly email to share news, stories, and resources with the Covenant family.
