Serve Globally
We join the global Church through global partnerships and sending global personnel to engage in God’s mission across cultures and around the world
The Evangelical Covenant Church is committed to the whole mission of God—extending the whole gospel to the whole world. Through sending of personnel, training people through theological education, equipping local congregations, and cultivating global partnerships we serve globally in Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America, and Middle East North Africa.
Serve Globally
How We Engage in God’s Mission
Joining the global church by mobilizing churches in North America through our framework of Pray, Learn, Give, and Go with various ministries in Serve Globally.
Global Personnel
We support Global Personnel in more than 63 countries to serve alongside local partners to form and equip communities of Christ-followers through culturally relevant evangelism and transformational ministries that seek to address the spiritual, social, emotional, mental, physical, and justice needs of the community demonstrating the whole Gospel.
Covenant Kids Congo
Covenant Kids Congo, a partnership with the Covenant in the U.S. and Canada, the Covenant Church of Congo, and World Vision, began in 2012 as a response to the needs of children in the Democratic Republic of Congo. We continue to work for sustainable community development and clean water, education, health, agriculture, economic development, and advocacy.
Covenant World Relief & Development
Covenant World Relief & Development works through local partners around the world to reduce human suffering for the most vulnerable people and to support healthy communities.
Global Engagements
We provide short-term trips for churches, global internships and immersions for individuals, and Re-Vision trips for pastors to strengthen our partnership with God’s global mission.
Center for World Christian Studies
CWCS links North Park Theological Seminary with Serve Globally’s international network of partners. CWCS provides training, scholarships, internship opportunities, and intercultural development assessment for students, global personnel, churches, and related ministry organizations. CWCS exists to develop reflective practitioners to more effectively participate in God’s mission wherever they are called to serve.
Paul Carlson Partnership
Our mission is to catalyze the holistic growth of healthy families and communities in places of deep poverty. Working together with partners in Africa and elsewhere, we invest in local efforts in medical and economic development.
Resources
A six week study of the Book of Jonah for groups that will provide a deeper appreciation of the relentless love of God for all people, no matter who they are or what they have done.
A convenient daily prayer guide to pray for God’s work around the world and specifically for Covenant missionaries, ministry partners, and the countries in which they serve.
As Serve Globally we are committed to the mission of the Covenant by joining God and the global church in God’s mission to see more disciples among more populations in a more caring and just world.
Recommended reading from Serve Globally
An anti-sex trafficking initiative of the Evangelical Covenant Church that calls the global church to pray, learn, give, and act to oppose the evil of sex-trafficking both domestically and globally.
Since 1965, committed friends with a missionary spirit have joined together to support the work of Covenant missionaries and our international ministry partners by collectively contributing to Friends of World Mission (FOWM) projects.
Sent: The Ongoing, Adventurous, Circuitous Call
Following her retirement from a high-stress job, Sharon Davis finds herself serving at “the ends of the world.”
Dance of the Iron Heart
Global personnel Tammi and Jochy Hernández balance artistry, mission work, and family life to reach those who feel on the outside of the traditional church.
Covenanters Working to Combat Hunger
For most people living a middle-class existence, hunger is a temporary condition—easily dispatched by a quick trip to the fridge, or if necessary, the grocery store. But for people in under-resourced communities, hunger is a burden that overshadows their everyday existence.
Celebrando con CIPE
Covenant ministers and laypeople participated in La Confraternidad de Iglesias del Pacto Evangélico (CIPE) in Quito, Ecuador.
Cycling Senior Supports Biking for Congo
Annalee Boulton of Arlington United Church cycles 50 kilometers at 88 years old to support the 2022 Biking for Congo Challenge.
Ministering to Families Seeking Refuge
Serve Globally ministry partner Leonid Regheta talks with the Companion about Ukraine and his refugee resettlement ministry.
