The Gift of Goats is a flexible resource designed to help your group learn how animal husbandry creates opportunities for families around the world—and invite your group or congregation to be part of the work.
This Advent, we explore Jesus’ genealogy in Matthew 1, reflecting on ancestors who experienced exile and marginalization. Their stories reveal God’s redemptive plan through refugees and outcasts, challenging us to embrace the displaced with compassion, recognizing Christ in their lives and welcoming Him through our care.
Step into the heart of global partnership through online conversations featuring CWRD partners tackling disasters and building strong communities around the world.
This resource provides guiding questions and exercises to help your church think carefully about how to journey together with global partnerships for enduring kingdom impact.
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This year’s official CWRD Sunday is November 19, 2023, or your congregation may choose to host a CWRD Sunday whenever it fits with your church calendar. Please contact us if you would like a CWRD representative to preach or join you.
This curriculum is designed with flexibility in mind–you can pick and choose the sessions that best fit your group’s needs. Whether you’re using it for weekly lessons, vacation Bible school, or a camp setting, feel free to adapt the materials to engage your kids in meaningful ways.
The Covenant World Relief & Development Update is produced quarterly and presents highlights of relief and development work around the world.
Covenant Kids scholarship program works with ministry partnerships in Congo, Sudan, India and Colombia. Our quarterly newsletter gives updates on these ministries, pictures and stories about changed lives in North America and overseas.
When a disaster strikes many people want to help. But, what is the best way to help? Sometimes our good intentions to help those in other countries can do more harm than good. The list below developed by Covenant World Relief & Development will make you better able to make thoughtful decisions about how to best support disaster relief.
