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…
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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…
‘Incarceration has saved their lives’
‘Iwould never have listened to you out there.” Norman Dean hears comments like that as he shares his faith behind bars. The Oklahoma native and…
Chronicle owes a great debt — of thanks
"Thank you” never is adequate to express how deeply grateful we are for your faithful and generous financial support of The Christian Chronicle. I would…
‘God doesn’t promise us life will be easy’
In recent weeks, about 3.6 million American students graduated from high school, the National Center for Education Statistics reports. In a few months, an estimated…
A bedside prayer with brother Keeble
He was 83, and I was 20. Meeting him was the opportunity of a lifetime — one that I would not fully understand for many…
Journalism of faith, transparency
We at The Christian Chronicle greatly value your support and trust. For that reason we thank you and share with you some vital information. The…
Historically black and crucial to our future
He was only 3 years old when Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated and Marshall Keeble, pioneering African-American minister for Churches of Christ, died after…
A conversation with Lee and Leslie Strobel
He’s an investigative reporter by training and a believer in Christ by choice. While working for The Chicago Tribune, atheist Lee Strobel put his skills…
‘We are preparing the soil, planting the seed’
After more than 50 years of ministry to students from around the world, Sylvia Duncan lives the words of Galatians 6:9: “Let us not become…
