‘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…
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Calvin Cockrell, who earned a Master of Arts in Journalism from the University of Alabama in 2019, is a freelance communicator specializing in graphic design, writing, editing and photography.
He serves as the young adults minister for the North Tuscaloosa Church of Christ in Alabama.
Calvin's recent articles:
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…
Faulkner and Heritage Christian universities to cooperate in graduate theology education
Two Alabama universities associated with Churches of Christ — Faulkner, in Montgomery, and Heritage Christian, in Florence — announced a cooperative agreement between their graduate…
Jenkins brothers end decades of local ministry to focus on Jenkins Institute
Brothers Jeff and Dale Jenkins are ending their decades-long work in local ministry — nearly 80 years between them — to devote themselves fully to…
York College gets new name, keeps enrollment near record
York College — which is associated with Churches of Christ — is getting a new name. The York, Neb., college reported Friday that it will…
Abilene Christian University reports record enrollment for fourth consecutive year
Another university associated with Churches of Christ — Abilene Christian — has reported record enrollment this fall. For its new semester, the Texas college —…
Freed-Hardeman, Harding report enrollment growth
While many U.S. colleges experienced declining numbers amid the COVID-19 pandemic, two universities associated with Churches of Christ — Freed-Hardeman and Harding — report enrollment growth…
Professor honored with part of $3 million gift to Lubbock Christian University
Lubbock Christian University announced last week that the school is receiving a $3 million donation from Al and Pat Smith of Amarillo, Texas. Of that…
