‘Sister Keeble’ stayed strong in mind, faith
I never got to meet Marshall Keeble or hear him preach. I was a baby when Keeble, the famous traveling evangelist who started hundreds of Churches…
Archive: Apr 2018
Marshall Keeble fought racism by melting hearts
While Marshall Keeble didn’t preach about racial reconciliation, his very life was racial reconciliation. In the early 1900s, African-Americans were losing their lives at the hands…
Two legacies, 50 years later
Marshall Keeble was calling sinners home at a 1939 gospel meeting in Ridgely, Tenn., when a young white man approached him after the sermon. The…
Dramatic stories of conversion
What does it truly mean to love my neighbor? That is the question Kendra Broekhuis asks in “Here Goes Nothing: An Introvert’s Reckless Attempt to…
‘Before I was a civil rights leader, I was a preacher of the Gospel’
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Fifty years ago, on April 4, 1968, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was shot and killed in my hometown. He was 39.…
Editorial: The power of the written word
There is not a man living today that knows anything about God’s will, except what he learned from the written word. There is not a…
Bearing witness at the bottom of the world
PARADISE BAY, Antarctica — When I was 13, my English teacher asked us to write out a list of goals for our lives. I don’t…
Why I support The Christian Chronicle: Mary Louise Bridges
Did you know that 111 donors (individuals, couples and families) have contributed to The Christian Chronicle for 20 consecutive years — or more? Mary Louise…
Journalism of faith, transparency
We at The Christian Chronicle greatly value your support and trust. For that reason we thank you and share with you some vital information. The…
Voices only: ‘Tis So Sweet To Trust In Jesus
Welcome to Voices only. This online feature highlights the best a cappella videos that come across our eyes — and ears — on the web each…
