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.
Resources from Covenant World Relief & Development
It Is important to have a sense of direction as the local church gets connected to God’s work around the world. We hope this resource guide will assist your mission committee to assess where you are and where you hope to go in global ministries.
This updated manual, developed by Covenant World Mission, is for short-term mission teams. It will provide users with training help that will guide their team in not just “going on a trip,” but to be prepared to grow spiritually, to do ministry, and to serve in the area where they are going.
The planning manuals found here include Breathing Life into Your Mission Group, CAPS: Mission Possible Manual, Children’s Mission Fair Planning Manual, and the Family Fun Night Planning Guide.
This application is for those seeking to serve as Covenant Global Personnel.
The story of Paul Carlson a California surgeon who took his family into the remote jungle of Congo to care for the sick and needy, only to be gunned down after being falsely accused of being a spy.
