CNP offers a variety of resources for congregations seeking to better understand, welcome and support transgender and non-binary siblings in Christ.

Thirty years after its founding, CNP returns to Chicago for the Covenant Conference, September 21-23, 2027, featuring keynote speakers, worship and workshops centered on the church's continuing call to LGBTQIA+ inclusion.

CNP is expanding the second class of Covenant Fellows to include ten emerging PC(USA) leaders gathering this September.

GA 227 approves comprehensive theological study on families, marriage and sexuality as CNP's top priority, with action on monogamy referred to the same process.

CNP is sharing recommendations on key items of business coming before the 227th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) from the Gender and Sexuality Justice Committee (GEN).

At the 227th General Assembly, the PC(USA) will consider a call to repudiate white Christian nationalism and a proposed new confession of faith for the PC(USA) from the Reformed Identity in the United States Committee.

CNP is sharing recommendations on two key items of business from the Constitutional Interpretation Committee (CON) at the 227th General Assembly of the PC(USA).

At the 227th General Assembly, the PC(USA) will consider a call to review how the church has implemented its 2022 report on Black women and girls, including Black trans and queer women.

For June, CNP is highlighting specific resources to help congregations plan worship, engage in Pride celebrations, explore practical steps toward inclusion, and more.

CNP is excited to launch a new Covenant Fellows Program designed to cultivate the next generation of church leaders committed to LGBTQIA+ inclusion and advocacy within the PC(USA).

CNP offers a variety of resources for congregations seeking to better understand, welcome and support transgender and non-binary siblings in Christ.

CNP is proud to announce the election of the Rev. Julia Watkins as a new Co-Moderator of its Board of Directors. She joins the Rev. TJ Remaley, who continues in his role as Co-Moderator begun in 2025. 

The Covenant Network of Presbyterians is delighted to welcome three new members to its Board of Directors: Kathy Lueckert, Dr. Hanna Reichel and the Rev. Abigail Trautmann.

In 2025, CNP’s work bore fruit in exciting ways. This year, through the generosity of supporters, CNP will continue ongoing activities while increasing efforts in several areas.

The Advent and Christmas season can be challenging for LGBTQIA+ people. A list of support resources, many of which are free and confidential, is available here.

CNP offers a variety of resources for congregations seeking to better understand, welcome and support transgender and non-binary siblings in Christ.

Leigh Finke has edited two invaluable books for the church: Queerfully and Wonderfully Made: A Guide for LGBTQ+ Christian Teens and its companion, Welcoming and Affirming: A Guide to Supporting and Working with LGBTQ+ Christian Youth.

Register today! CNP invites congregation leaders, members and all supporters to gather by Zoom nationwide for updates on the state of the Church and the Network.

The Covenant Network of Presbyterians is thrilled to introduce the inaugural cohort of Covenant Fellows, five emerging PC(USA) leaders who will begin a nine-month program this September.

In a time of intensifying hostility toward LGBTQIA+ people, the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) must speak with courage and clarity. Every gift of $100 or more made to CNP before August 31 will be matched dollar for dollar, up to $10,000 total.