Torrential downpours and flash flooding have thrust Mississippi’s capital city into crisis. Love Mercy Do Justice is partnering to raise awareness and funding for those impacted in the Jackson community.
Raising a biracial family, Peter and Tracy Hilts have learned that none of us reflects our Creator nearly as well as all of us.
According to their preliminary estimates, shootings in the neighborhood have dropped by 60 percent.
Hear from leaders and participants, as well as Sankofa veteran Nilwona Nowlin, who walks us through the journey—and shares her reflections after years of getting on the bus. For more information visit covchurch.org/sankofa
John “Big John” Phillip Perkins was posthumously honored with the Irving C. Lambert Award for Outstanding Urban Ministry at the 136th Annual Meeting of the Evangelical Covenant Church in Kansas City, Missouri.
Sanetta Ponton, pastor of justice, advocacy, and compassion at Metro Community Church in Englewood, New Jersey, reminds us that the story of the African American experience is worthy to be told.
Covenant historian Hauna Ondrey and Dominique Gilliard join us to talk about the end of the 1960s, the Black Manifesto, the Covenant’s unique response to this call to white churches and synagogues—and where we witness similar themes in our culture today.
Ordained Covenant pastor Sherin Swift talks about the complexities of the labels we place on others.
Honoring Asian American Pacific Islander heritage, accomplishments, and contributions to this nation.
The Canada Conference of the Covenant Church responds to and acknowledges the role of the church after the discovery of the remains of Indigenous children from residential schools.
