Obituaries: September 2006
Margaret Cook Margaret Jean Renick Cook, 74, died June 10. Born in Ardmore, Okla., she taught school in Sherman, Texas, focusing on children with learning…
Archive: Sep 2006
Miss America relies on faith, prayer to help deal with demanding schedule
OKLAHOMA CITY — “I don’t know how I would be coping with the demands of being Miss America if I didn’t have the support of…
Newsmakers: September 2006
AWARDED: Doc Cornutt, elder of the Skillman church, Dallas, the Distinguished Alumni Citation by Abilene Christian University. Jerry and Lori Rushford, the Barnabas Award by…
New and Noteworthy – September 2006
Featured this month: Churches of Christ During the Civil War Evangelicalism and the Stone-Campbell Movement The Backward Life: In Pursuit of an Uncommon Faith Together…
Letters to the editor: September 2006
As one who grew up in the ‘60’s when the church was really growing, I find the attitude of many in my parents’ generation to…
Mission work, faith, love keys to change among Churches of Christ
"God moves in a mysterious way, his wonders to perform,” we sing in a hymn written in the 18th century. Sometimes, he moves through natural…
What does the Chronicle mean to you? Readers from around globe have their say
The staff, trustees, writers and editors of The Christian Chronicle deeply appreciate the support that our readers give to make the Chronicle possible to our…
As Katrina roared toward New Orleans, Charles and Angela Marsalis sought refuge at their church
NEW ORLEANS — "Girl, you better get out of town!” Angela Marsalis’ mother made clear what she thought her daughter should do that weekend as…
Members trapped by missiles in Lebanon, Israel
Churches caught in the middle after more than a month of clashes between Hezbollah and the Israeli army. Christians pray for peace. As missiles flew…
Five years later, minister remembers Ground Zero
The experience has made him more sensitive to people dealing with smaller-scale, personal disasters.“Because we witness these sorts of disasters so frequently, we’ve become somewhat…
