Covenant Church PlantingAssessment

Connecting with the Covenant

A brief snapshot of where you are on Covenant distinctives: theology, commitments, and posture toward ministry.

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Before you begin

Surfacing where you resonate, and where you may have questions, early in the process is invaluable to our shared discernment. Each question pairs a quick rating with a brief written reflection. A paragraph or two is plenty. What matters most is where your convictions actually sit today, not polished position papers. If you're still wrestling with something, say so. That's part of the journey. Plan for 35–50 minutes of focused time (you can save progress and return later as needed).

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Getting started

Part 1 of 2

Welcome

We’re pleased that you are considering serving as a church planter with the Evangelical Covenant Church. As you explore connecting with our family of churches, we invite you to share where you are, in your own words, on the questions that follow.

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How the Covenant Is Organized, and Where You Are

How the Covenant Is Organized

Like “a cord of three strands” (Eccl. 4:12), the Evangelical Covenant Church is woven together across the U.S. and Canada: Denomination, Regional Conferences, and Local Churches. We’re a movement of churches planting churches within that family, so knowing where you are and how you found us helps us connect you with the right people and resources.

Where do you currently live?

How did you find your way to this Welcome Kit?
Are you already connected to the Covenant?(optional)

Select all that apply.

Is where you hope to plant the same area where you live now?

Whether you have a specific area in mind or are still discerning, feel free to share where you sense God might be leading. A sentence or two is plenty.