Roger A. Rosengren of Alexandria (Minnesota) Covenant Church received the 2025 Theodore W. Anderson Award for outstanding lay ministry. For more than 50 years, he has been a committed servant to the church, making a significant and lasting impact in his community of faith for the mission of the gospel of Jesus.
From a marathon runner to being bedridden, Rebekah Eklund reflects on her journey with long COVID—and the unexpected graces she encountered along the way.
Amid cultural shifts in Edmonton, Alberta, Evangelical Fellowship Church discovered its mission: loving neighbors and embracing community. A story of faith, belonging, and unexpected joy.
We love in-depth storytelling, but for brief stories that we want to share with our Covenant family, we’re bringing back a familiar format from the blogging age: the roundup post.
Could authentic confession be the key to effective evangelism? Discover how embracing vulnerability and truth-telling can transform the church’s witness to the world.
Nader Sahyouni explores how churches can become true communities of healing—where vulnerability, discipleship, and intentional connection pave the way for transformation.
When the world feels overwhelming, the church should be a place of refuge. Dieula Previlon calls on faith leaders to reclaim their role as agents of healing by prioritizing emotional well-being, recognizing societal struggles, and embracing trauma-informed ministry.
As California fires devastate communities, Covenant churches unite to bring hope, aid, and Christ’s love amidst tragedy.
Ralph Hammersborg and Joe Losacco bring joy as department store Santas, spreading Christmas cheer while pointing children and families to the deeper meaning of the season—the hope and love of Christ.
From affordable housing to addiction recovery, Covenant churches from east to west offer lessons in perseverance.
