For lessons on closed churches, look at 1918 flu pandemic
I thought I knew a little about my family’s history. I’ve written about my grandfather Lloyd Lee Ross, whose World War II service earned him…
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Serving amid COVID-19, husband and wife try to balance safety and compassion
Hours after Easter Sunday tornadoes walloped the twin cities of Monroe and West Monroe in northeastern Louisiana, Ryan Lee came home from working with a…
When graduation comes with no Pomp and Circumstance
OKLAHOMA CITY — When my son Keaton was about 4, a police car pulled up beside our minivan at a stoplight. At that exact moment,…
Around the World, May 2020
'She has fallen in love with the church' (Feature image above) In Villa Unión, a Mexican town just west of the Texas border, a young…
Should Uncle Sam pay minister salaries for Churches of Christ?
Business lawyer Michael E. Flowers serves as a deacon of the Church of Christ at Genessee Avenue in Columbus, Ohio. In an interview with The…
The Venezuelan diaspora
As the South American nation of Venezuela fell into social and economic turmoil, waves of refugees fled to neighboring countries and nations around the world.…
Christian Chronicle earns top national award from Evangelical Press Association
For the second straight year, the Evangelical Press Association has recognized The Christian Chronicle with its top prize for print newspapers. The first-place Award of…
Editorial: Help keep our ministries alive
We sent the May print edition of The Christian Chronicle arrived to mailboxes two weeks ahead of schedule. We’ve reported on COVID-19 for more than…
Voices only: Virtual choruses continue to impress
Welcome to Voices only. This weekly online feature highlights the best a cappella videos that come across our eyes — and ears — on the…
#WeRemember
OKLAHOMA CITY — At 9:02 a.m. on April 19, 1995, I had just stepped off The Oklahoman’s eighth-floor newsroom elevator when we heard the boom and saw the smoke…
