Handyman has a heart for Honduras
CAMPAMENTO, Honduras — I met Donnie Anderson at a garbage dump. Sort of. I was in Honduras in 2012 covering an effort by missionaries to…
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Listen: Coffee and Christian unity
Unity starts with a cup of coffee. I’m a big believer in unity — and coffee — so I was honored to be the guest…
Editorial: Facing the facts about Facebook
Facebook is not the problem. Facebook has problems that have spurred headlines, congressional hearings and expansive public scrutiny. But for Christians, none of that is…
Children of Abraham
NEYBA, Dominican Republic — Her name is Milagro, Spanish for “miracle.” “It’s because she is a miracle,” said her mother, Belkis Montero, standing outside their…
‘What God will do … will blow your mind’
Where do Churches of Christ go from here? A panel organized by The Christian Chronicle sought to answer that question during the 98th annual Bible…
Crowley’s Ridge, Oklahoma Christian report enrollment growth
Two more higher education institutions associated with Churches of Christ — Crowley's Ridge College and Oklahoma Christian University — have reported growth in their enrollment…
All in the family: baseball and Jesus
MONTGOMERY, Ala. — Patrick and Katie Beth McCarthy’s oldest son, Miller, once told a reporter his family lived at the ballpark. “We just go spend the…
Story tip leads to surprising discovery
MONTGOMERY, Ala. — Over and over again, the small world of Churches of Christ amazes me. Before a recent trip, I asked Facebook friends for…
Christian Chronicle journalist wins RNA Award for Religion Reporting Excellence
For the second year in a row, the Religion News Association’s national awards were presented in virtual fashion Thursday night because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Bobby Ross…
Voices Only: ‘Hallelujah, Praise Jehovah,’ ‘Paradise Valley’ and shape notes
Welcome to Voices Only, where we scour the internet to bring you great a cappella. I've got a couple of shape-note classics for you this…
