Welcoming the Stranger: A Covenant Tradition
The Covenant Church began as an immigrant community, shaping our legacy of hospitality. In today’s climate, how can we honor this history and reaffirm our call to welcome?
The Covenant Church began as an immigrant community, shaping our legacy of hospitality. In today’s climate, how can we honor this history and reaffirm our call to welcome?
Rev. Sanetta Ponton calls the church to live out true discipleship with courage, sacrifice, and justice every day. Don’t miss this powerful message!
As California fires devastate communities, Covenant churches unite to bring hope, aid, and Christ’s love amidst tragedy.
Benny Rios DonJuan reflects on renewed hope in God’s mercy, even amidst physical and emotional captivity.
Recently retired global personnel Pete Ekstrand traveled to Sarasota, Florida, to help Covenanters with the hurricane recovery.
Covenant pastors in North Carolina, Florida, and Georgia reflect on the toll of Hurricanes Helene and Milton.
Preparedness and response to disasters is a way of caring for our neighbors, particularly those who are most vulnerable in our communities. Learn simple ways your church can participate in disaster response.
We celebrate the emancipation of a people and the power of our liberating God; see how this holiday is being observed around the Covenant.
Without Black women, neither the Civil Rights Movement nor the Black Church would exist. Five book recommendations for centering the voices of Black women during Black History Month
In her forthcoming book, Does God See Me?, Dieula Previlon says, “Through the power of the Holy Spirit, we can step forth and create a more just world where all God’s created beings can flourish.” In honor of Black History Month, we share this excerpt.
