Two preachers. Two church shootings. An immediate bond

Ministers discuss experiences as panel explores how to protect congregations from attacks.

4 days ago
Bobby Ross Jr.

The Roehrkasses are in quarantine at the Marine Corps Air Station Miramar near San Diego.

Missionaries in quarantine following trip to China

There’s not a lot to do, but Don and Cindy Roehrkasse, missionaries to Germany, are making the best of the situation after being forced into…

4 days ago

Insight

Iranians find a Pearl of Great Price

ATHENS, Greece — Some of the strongest Christians I know are Iranian. I’ve been thinking about them a lot in the midst of growing tensions between…

Feb. 7, 2020

Church leaders from Benin and other West African nations join Christians from the U.S. to pray for a new class of graduates at the Benin Bible Training Center. African Christians launched the Center in 1995.

International

The faith of French Africa

Christians on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean celebrate 25 years of evangelism and church growth as they aim for ‘every village.’

Feb. 6, 2020

National

A preacher prophesied Patrick Mahomes’ Super Bowl win — sort of

A tweet by a high school teammate, who now preaches for a Church of Christ, goes viral.

Feb. 5, 2020

Brian Randolph (top row, second from left) shares a laugh with the staff of the Altamesa Church of Christ.

Obituaries

‘A voice that could soothe the savage beast’ dies at 47

Brian Randolph was a worship minister for Churches of Christ and a vocalist with AVB and Zoe Group.

Feb. 4, 2020

Members of Churches of Christ across the U.S. pray during the recent 75th National Lectureship, held at the Marriott St. Louis Grand Hotel.

Dialogue

Delving into the history of black churches

Professor and preacher Edward J. Robinson discusses his newest book, ‘Hard-Fighting Soldiers.’

Feb. 4, 2020

Inside Story

New memoir tells how justice prevailed in civil rights era murders

Faith inspired Jerry Mitchell, a Harding University graduate and longtime member of a Church of Christ in Mississippi.

Feb. 2, 2020

Robert Edison, the new Distinguished Visiting Professor of American Studies in Racial and Ethnic Diversity at Oklahoma Christian University, stands near a plaque at OC's Benson Hall with his name on it.

Partners

Back to school: MLK’s remarks inspire educator to return to Oklahoma Christian

'What would happen to the university trying to put this program together if I don’t go?' Robert Edison asked himself.

Feb. 1, 2020

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