Associations of the Evangelical Covenant Church
The Covenant Ministerium consists of all who hold ministerial credentials through the Evangelical Covenant Church.
Contact: eccministerium@gmail.com
Advocates for Covenant Clergy Women is an organized body of women and men clergy who affirm and support collaborative efforts within the Covenant to provide women clergy with opportunities to serve in their call.
Contact: eccaccw@gmail.com
The purpose of the AAMA is to support African American credentialed clergy and African American seminary students who desire to transition to ministries requiring clergy credentials.
Contact: aamaecc@sbcglobal.net
Asociación Latina De La Iglesia Del Pacto Evangélico links pastors and leaders of Latino congregations through connection, fellowship, and resourcing.
Contact: juananesta1@yahoo.com
The Covenant Asian Pastors Association supports Asian credentialed clergy, Asian seminary students, and those serving in an Asian context. CAPA is a strategic partner in pursuing the goals of the Covenant and its vision to impact the world for Christ.
Contact: capa.ecc@gmail.com and visit ecccapa.com
The Association of Covenant Camps and Conference Centers provides resources, networking, educational events, and fellowship for both credentialed and lay leaders serving at any one of 18 Covenant camp, retreat, and/or conference sites in North America and Canada.
Contact: jim@pilgrimpines.org
The purpose of the Association Covenant Spiritual Directors is to further the spiritual direction ministry of the Covenant through raising visibility and providing advocacy, education, and support.
Contact: mylander.rick@gmail.com
Visit: covchurch.org/acsd
The Covenant Chaplains Association includes chaplains working in hospitals, hospice, military, police/fire, Veterans Affairs facilities, correctional institutions, corporate workplaces, retirement communities, and other settings.
Contact: cca.chair@gmail.com
The Indigenous Ministers Association is a connecting point for Indigenous people in the Covenant, with the desire to share the voices of all our people of Turtle Island. IMA is a community that reflects the Creator from the Indigenous perspective and partners with CAPA, AAMA, ALIPE, regional conferences, and the Covenant on issues that impact Indigenous people in Canada and the U.S.
Contact: tjsmithak@gmail.com
