Share the Gospel, and share your life
Chris Seidman loves to study God’s word — and to preach it. He is an avid student of Scripture, and his sermons reflect the same. …
Lynn McMillon
President Emeritus
Lynn McMillon served as president and CEO of The Christian Chronicle from 1996-2019.
McMillon is dean emeritus of the College of Biblical Studies at Oklahoma Christian University and a Distinguished Professor of Bible. He is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Licensed Marital and Family Therapist.
An elder of the Memorial Road Church of Christ, he and his wife, Joy, a Chronicle administrative assistant and former Managing Editor, have been married for 55 years. They have two sons and five grandchildren.
“I am blessed to work with a team of faithful Christians who love being able to bring inspiring stories of Christians and churches from around the world.”
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A force for goodwill, encouragement, unity
How can I be anything but grateful for the 23 years I’ve had with The Christian Chronicle? From the beginning, I have prayerfully sought to…
26.2 miles of grit and gratitude
‘I thanked God so many times today,” said Katie Clark, a member of the Memorial Road Church of Christ in Oklahoma City, after she completed her…
An engineer gets ‘an answer from God’
Orneita Burton grew up playing in the dirt and, as she put it, “creating something out of nothing.” Perhaps she was destined for a life…
A long-term love for European souls
Paul and Carol Brazle love telling the story of Jesus — in Flemish, English or even Spanish. For three decades, the couple has lived and…
Everyone can leave a legacy
Because of you — and thousands of your fellow believers across the country and around the world — The Christian Chronicle reaches a global audience. …
Preaching that hums, pleads and roars
David Wilson exhibits the trifecta of great gospel preaching: a love of God, a love for his people and a love for the truth. Affectionately…
A Bible for every tribe, every tongue
For Rett Parker, Mum’s the word. It’s many words, actually — an entire language of them, spoken by villagers in the Madang province of Papua…
Keeping Christian education on mission
David R. Shannon remembers the day when E. Claude Gardner walked into the sawmill near Centerville, Tenn., where Shannon was working and asked him to…
Your legacy of faith lives on when you name the Chronicle in your estate
So many print publications, including those focused on faith, have suffered and died in recent years, yet The Christian Chronicle remains strong. For that, we…
