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Exploring Your Call Retreat, Feb 6-8

Are you sensing a pull towards ministry, yet feeling uncertain about what it means or how to move forward? This upcoming February, the GLC invites you to step away from the busyness of daily life and join us for an “Exploring Your Call” retreat.

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Messages About Thankfulness

Recently we asked our pastors and churches what they were thankful for:
Hope House Detroit Fall Fest Outreach - Hope Community Church provided volunteer support to our neighboring Hope House Essex Street location for a Fall Fest.

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A Lifetime Calling – A Devotional

Luke 2:22-28. In this passage, we encounter Jesus’ family, who are devoted Jews following the Biblical commandments and instructions.  Mary comes to the temple to complete her purification rights forty days after giving birth, to offer a sacrifice after the birth of Jesus, and to consecrate their first-born son.

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Midwinter 2026

Midwinter is more than a conference—it’s a sanctuary. A place to worship, learn, and be restored. Together pastors and leaders are renewed in Christ’s love and strengthened for the sacred work of leading and serving—side by side, with one another. This year the theme is - One Another.

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YouVersion Bible App Partners with ECC

Through a new partnership, YouVersion has invited the Evangelical Covenant Church to serve as its first denominational publisher, enabling Covenant pastors and leaders to release original Bible reading plans that carry our shared voice to a truly global audience.

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Fall Pastors’ and Spouse Retreat Recap

The Fall Pastors' and Spouse Retreat at the Maumee Bay Conference Center in Oregon, OH, provided an enriching experience characterized by reconnections, fellowship, worship, and learning. This year, we were honored to have Dr. Gary Burge as our esteemed speaker.

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Vitality Resources

Would you like to see your church become more fruitful, assess strengths and areas to address, connect with the community, assess how visitors see your church, reduce personality conflicts, unite in one direction as called by the Holy Spirit, and develop new leaders?

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