Listening to Eloheh
Love Mercy Do Justice is partnering with Indigenous leaders to create an immersive learning experience that explores our relationship to harmony, wholeness, and abundance.
Love Mercy Do Justice is partnering with Indigenous leaders to create an immersive learning experience that explores our relationship to harmony, wholeness, and abundance.
The Covenant church in Joliet, Illinois, is learning to do the right thing—even when it feels like the wrong time.
Twenty-two years after his first Sankofa journey, Jelani Greenidge got back on the bus.
In honor of Indigenous Heritage Month, Lenore Three Stars shares a deeper understanding of how faith connects us to each other.
The Covenant Executive Board (CEB) announced the nomination of Rev. Paul Robinson to serve a second term as executive minister of Love Mercy and Do Justice.
How the discontent of some women leaders, upended sex trafficking in Anchorage, Alaska.
Covenant communities of faith are beginning the process of rebuilding after a massive storm caused flooding and left widespread debris across the cities, towns, and villages of western Alaska.
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.
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