Serve Globally Page on ECCC!!!!!
Exciting News!! – Well, we’re really excited about it! Thank you Hanne Johnson at the Evangelical Covenant Church Of Canada office and everyone involved!!
Check out the newest page on the ECCC website. covchurch.ca – what we do – Serve Globally
http://www.covchurch.ca/global-engagement/
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