
Enrollment outlook: It’s complicated
Are Christian universities in trouble? Yes — and no. In terms of keeping their overall numbers up, they’re doing OK. In terms of bringing in…
Are Christian universities in trouble? Yes — and no. In terms of keeping their overall numbers up, they’re doing OK. In terms of bringing in…
IDABEL, Okla. — When a tornado struck this southeastern Oklahoma town on Friday night, the Bypass Church of Christ served the community as a shelter. The…
Owen D. Olbricht, whose evangelistic efforts contributed to thousands of baptisms in 30 states and eight countries, died Nov. 2 of complications from COVID-19 pneumonia.…
Five days before the Alabama/Tennessee game, Justin Peach bought an orange suit on Amazon.com for $25. “Aw man,” I said as I spoke with him…
BURLESON, Texas — A vibrant mix of believers from Southeast Asia, India, Africa and Latin America gathered in this Fort Worth suburb for the recent…
Welcome to Voices only, where we celebrate great a cappella music. Donna Embray, a Christian Chronicle reader in St. Joseph, Mo., sent us a suggestion…
NEW YORK — For the fifth time, the Religion News Association has honored Bobby Ross Jr., The Christian Chronicle's editor-in-chief, in its Awards for Religion…
LAWTON, Okla. — News coverage of the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot and a special report on a Central American hospital's fight against COVID-19 earned…
On many Sundays, Loretta Lynn sent her social-media followers a thought for the day from Scripture. Two days before her death at her ranch in…
Around the World is our monthly rundown of news briefs, links and quotes from Churches of Christ all over the globe. Got an idea for…