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Some Korean Christians dare to show optimism at prospect of summit between U.S., North Korea

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Minister says, 'Everyone's kind of in shock.'

7 days ago

Zonge Xoshe teaches NationsUniversity material, designed for the internet, in Pretoria.

International

Online learning, old school

PRETORIA, South Africa — This isn’t Wakanda, the dazzling, high-tech African kingdom depicted in the blockbuster film “Black Panther.” But Pretoria is, nonetheless, an ever-modernizing metropolis,…

May 10, 2018

Big Questions

Baptism, betrayal and a lifelong quest for truth

Christian Chronicle survey prompts a former Catholic to share her story — and thoughts on ‘correct theology’

May 9, 2018

(Updated) As lava flows, Christians evacuate on Hawaii’s ‘Big Island’

Two families from Churches of Christ are among the 2,000 residents forced to flee molten rock from Kilauea volcano

May 8, 2018

Insight

A bedside prayer with brother Keeble

He was 83, and I was 20. Meeting him was the opportunity of a lifetime — one that I would not fully understand for many…

May 4, 2018

Dialogue

Churches need grace, tact, sensibility

Erma Williams was one of 645 respondents to The Christian Chronicle’s survey, “A closer look at Churches of Christ in the U.S.” We found her…

May 4, 2018

Members of the Freetown Road Church of Christ get ready for the North Texas LTC.

National

At massive Dallas LTC, small churches connect as they train

DALLAS — Everything’s bigger in Texas, and the North Texas Leadership Training for Christ convention is no exception. This year 4,213 students and their families…

May 4, 2018

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Big Questions

Baptism, betrayal and a lifelong quest for truth

Christian Chronicle survey prompts a former Catholic to share her story — and thoughts on ‘correct theology’

May 9, 2018
Sherri Owens

Churches need grace, tact, sensibility

Erma Williams was one of 645 respondents to The Christian Chronicle’s survey, “A closer look at Churches of Christ in the U.S.” We found her…

May 4, 2018

‘Of Christ’

He's in our heart. He's in our soul. And he's in our name.

April 3, 2018

Big C or little c?

Are Churches of Christ truly nondenominational? As numbers decline in the U.S., Christian Chronicle readers discuss definitions and implications — and question whether or not the debate matters.

March 30, 2018

In the Word

National Civil Rights Museum, the Lorraine Motel, where Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated.

A moment of doubt on the road to Memphis

Fifty years ago, Martin Luther King Jr. thought of giving up. He didn’t. Now, as the nation recognizes the anniversary of King’s assassination, preachers urge us to continue his crusade…