‘Jesus is near, and the ambulance is on its way’
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Josh Kasinger lived in Houston for 16 years. He gained plenty of experience helping after hurricanes. But the disaster he experienced…
Gabriel Grant Huff
Correspondent
Gabriel Grant Huff, a multimedia journalism major at Harding University in Searcy, Ark., served as The Christian Chronicle’s summer 2022 intern.
Huff, who is from West Memphis, Ark., has worked for the student newspaper The Bison at Harding and as a magazine freelancer for Exchange Media Group.
Now back at Harding for his senior year, Huff is serving as a student voice for the Chronicle’s Editorial Board and as a correspondent.
Gabriel Grant's recent articles:
Editorial: What do young people think about revivals?
Younger Americans are far less interested in traditional religion than their forebears. Survey after survey confirms what we’ve all suspected. Generation Z possesses more skepticism…
‘This is one of us coming back home’
SEARCY, Ark. — For 31 years Mike Cope had not been invited to speak at his alma mater. Harding University’s new president changed that. Mike…
For this Abilene Christian University alum, the stars are singing
Gleaming stars. Swirling galaxies. Streaking lights. The first images from NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope released July 12 revealed segments of God’s beautiful universe never…
A camp of a different culture
Swimming. Hiking. Hot dogs. These words often are associated with summer camp. Kids & Culture Camp is different. For four weeks each summer, children ages…
Bed, bath and the Great Beyond
A fall changed everything for Colette Leslie. It happened in 2016. At age 39, Leslie, a member of the Sugar Creek Church of Christ in…
88-year-old radio program thrives online
‘Are you listening?” The late V.E. Howard was known for asking that question on the “International Gospel Hour” radio program, an evangelism broadcast associated with…
In Uvalde, writer found purpose
UVALDE, Texas — "You’re not allowed to cry." That’s what I kept telling myself as people fell on their hands and knees, weeping. Never had…
Third Culture Kids find a place to belong
OKLAHOMA CITY — Alex Cash didn’t fit in anywhere. Cash, 22, primarily grew up in Uganda, where his parents were missionaries. He traveled back…
Buffalo church members help save lives during grocery store shooting
Patrick Patterson was working in the back room of the Tops Friendly Markets grocery store when the shooting began. The 65-year-old member of the Linwood…
