Summer Reading
By Cole Hartin
I am taking my summer vacation late this year. My hope, when planning this, was that our province would be facing fewer COVID-19 restrictions, and thus the possibility of seeing friends and fa... Read More...
My Pandemic Reading List: Recommendations from a Contemplative
By Marcia Hotchkiss
After COVID-19 changed our world last spring, I initially thought not much would change in my life, either. As a contemplative, I believed that I practiced the disciplines of slowing, sti... Read More...
Books: Forgotten Friends
By Ephraim Radner
When I worked in Burundi in the early 1980s, my house stood across the road from the local school. One day, a young man came by and introduced himself. He was a teacher at the school, a Rwandan refugee living under UN papers. He had gone t... Read More...
The Priest as Generalist
By Cole Hartin
One of my fears as a pastor is to have my preaching considered “too academic.” I know there is a place for eloquent, learned preaching, but it’s not in most of our cities or towns. On the univ... Read More...
What we’re reading: Lent
A few Lent book suggestions from authors at Covenant.
Don’t be Trumped: Some little ways to deal with a big problem
Instead of fretting over the present global catastrophe, read old books, and live in your neighborhood, doing whatever else you can, according to the ability God has given you.
How to read the Bible in church: 7 tips
The way we read the Bible in church is a reflection of how seriously we take the Bible in the life of the Church.
A holy gluttony?
There is a holy gluttony in which we have only begun to indulge. May we remember to do so this Advent.