In a small California town with no senior center, Cathy LaManna started a weekly game afternoon at church. Three years in, the people who come are treated like family, and some of them have started coming on Sundays, too.
Stories from Covenant youth ministry about a student-led worship night, a paid summer service program, and a forty-year-old gathering for middle schoolers.
In a polarized world, Julio Isaza argues for paradoxical curiosity: remaining open to those we’re taught to hate.
The president of CHET shares why the Covenant-affiliated Latino seminary matters more than ever—and what it will take to strengthen it.
Righteous anger, witnessed through injustice on the ground, becomes a spiritual invitation to act rather than remain with clenched fists.
A spy series about performing for unseen watchers got Jelani Greenidge thinking about how we perform our faith.
A church-conference altar call led to years of burnout before this editor found a different definition of calling.
A burglary tested Mike Guerrero’s habit of helping strangers in need—but didn’t stop him from loving them.
From Pentecost to the present, the whole church — ordained and lay alike — carries the mission forward.
Peter Sung reflects on Jonah, violence, and the gospel call to move from righteous anger toward the ministry of reconciliation.
