PLEASANT HILL, CA (December 13, 2002) – Hope Center Covenant Church will celebrate 25 years of ministry in January with a number of events.
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Grand Rapids (MI) Church Seeks Senior Associate Pastor
GRAND RAPIDS, MI (December 12, 2002) – Candidates are being sought for a position as senior associate pastor at Thornapple Covenant Church.
Veggie Tales Animator Offers Peek Behind the Scenes
By Craig Pinley
LOMBARD, IL (December 11, 2002) – Nathan Tungseth, a graduate of Covenant Bible College-Canada and North Park University, was one of nine animators for Jonah – A Veggie Tales Movie, a Christian animated version telling the Old …
Olathe (KS) Celebrates 25 Years of Ministry
OLATHE, KS (December 11, 2002) – Glenn R. Palmberg, president of the Evangelical Covenant Church (ECC), and his wife Sharon were among the guests of Olathe Evangelical Covenant Church as it celebrated its 25th anniversary December 7-8.
Openings Remain for Charity Golf and Grow Outing
CROMWELL, CT (December 11, 2002) – Registration is still open for the 7th annual Golf and Grow Conference March 27-30 in Ocean City, Maryland.
Memorial Service December 29 for Dr. L. Arden Almquist
NORTHBROOK, IL (December 10, 2002) – A memorial service will be held Sunday, December 29, for Dr. L. Arden Almquist who died early Sunday morning at Covenant Village of Northbrook.
Vikings Drop Opener to Carthage College
KENOSHA, WI (December 9, 2002) – Despite 18 points by freshman Shandrel Young, North Park University (NPU) lost its College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin opener at Carthage College Saturday night to fall to 2-4 overall.
Arrangements Pending for Dr. L. Arden Almquist
NORTHBROOK, IL (December 8, 2002) – Arrangements are pending for Dr. L. Arden Almquist who died Sunday morning at Covenant Village of Northbrook.
It’s a Modern Day Parable of the Talents
By Craig Pinley
CHICAGO, IL (December 7, 2002) – A North Park Theological Seminary (NPTS) professor once gave eight seminary students $10 each and told them to “steward it” over the course of a term.
New Life Radio Faces Challenge in Satellite Switch
RUSSIA (December 6, 2002) – A decision by the state-controlled telecom service to terminate use of a Lockheed Martin communications satellite, charging it is controlled by Americans, will have a negative impact on operations of New Life Radio, according to …