I am allowed to be angry, but …
I remember this exact photo. My emotions are almost palpable as I stare at this photo again. The immense grief that was within me as I…
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Missionary models in prison how we should live in quarantine
I read “God’s Hostage: A True Story of Persecution, Imprisonment and Perseverance” during a unique time in our history. As a pandemic looms and we shelter…
The divided legacy of Alexander Campbell
When Alexander Campbell died in 1866, he left his legacy in a divided condition. His six living grandchildren from his first wife, Margaret, challenged Alexander’s…
Milestones, July 2020
Birthday Dee Martin 100 years Dee Martin’s oldest grandson wrote, “This warrior who served in World War II in the Coast Guard, survived the Great…
Why is the Chronicle worthy of your support?
‘The simplest answer is it enhances my faith and has done so for a number of years. Your stories of faith, all over the world,…
Even in lockdown, Asian church doesn’t let its building sit empty
SINGAPORE — In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Moulmein Church of Christ found a way to put its big, new building to good…
Editorial: Racism is a sin
We all have a shared history imbued with division, tarnished by separation and bloodshed based on the premise of racial superiority. That heritage has been…
Review: ‘Mrs. America’ series more drama than truth
Phyllis Schlafly, the founder of the modern-day conservative women’s movement in America, was the antithesis of 20th-century feminism. She came out of nowhere, seemingly, to…
Review: ‘Mrs. America’ draws a faint line from women in Churches of Christ to Equal Rights Amendment fray
Had it not been for my culturally attuned college senior of a daughter, I likely never would have found the made-for-television miniseries “Mrs. America.” Had…
Looking for an army of Good Samaritans
One by one they passed him by. He had been beaten and battered. He needed help. A priest and a Levite crossed the street to…
