10th anniversary of 9/11: The Christian Chronicle features special coverage
At the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, The Christian Chronicle features a special package of stories: • The war at home:…
Archive: Sep 2011
U.S. ambassador views mission team’s work in Zambia
Mark C. Storella, U.S. ambassador to Zambia, tries out a bicycle-powered water-well pump at the Mumena Christian Outreach Center. (Photo provided) U.S. ambassador to Zambia…
Video: ‘Project Mayhem’ stars Bible faculty at Oklahoma Christian University
The Bible faculty at Oklahoma Christian University is, um, at it again with this First Week Follies video, featuring a cameo appearance by President Mike…
EDITORIAL: Lighting a fire under pew warmers
Many Christians never seem to contribute much at all — in time, sweat or money — to the work of the body. Pew warmers, we…
Angola at last: Mission team arrives in African nation
LUANDA, Angola — Nine years ago, this southern African nation declared peace after a 27-year civil war that claimed more than 300,000 lives. That same…
Across the Nation, September 2011
ARKANSAS JONESBORO — A video on the Southwest Church of Christ’s website aims to dispel a lot of the excuses people have for not coming…
Children search the Scriptures in Peru
LIMA, Peru — Children line the pews with Bibles and notebooks at the Montecarlo Church of Christ in Lima, Peru. The church celebrated its 12th…
‘God, why did you do this?’ Japanese Christians cope with loss as they rebuild
SENDAI, Japan — For one hour, there were no atheists here. That hour began at 2:46 p.m. Friday, March 11, as tectonic plates scraped against…
World Cup win gives hope to Japanese — and U.S. — Christians
MITO, Japan — Though she was rooting for the United States women’s soccer team in the recent World Cup finals, Staci Maloney can’t help but…
Healing a hurting Japan: Believers share stories
MITO, Japan — East meets West on Sunday mornings at the Mito Church of Christ. A Japanese Christian is as likely to say a prayer…
