Church members facing food shortages after Hurricane Stan floods Guatemala
The phrase “worse than Hurricane Mitch” has dreadful resonance in Central America. Mitch, one of the strongest and deadliest Atlantic storms on record, claimed thousands…
International
Tsunami orphans send money to Katrina victims
Rama Krishna, minister for the Fisherman church and the D.D. Colony church, both in seaside villages in Andra Pradesh, India, collected money for Hurricane Katrina…
After earthquake, Indian minister sees widespread suffering
Minister takes relief to Kashmir and sees 'chaos everywhere' as U.S. ministries organize shipments for Himalayan region of India-Pakistan border. By Erik Tryggestad The Christian…
A vision for Central America
LAS TRES MARIAS, Guatemala — A tree stump with a flat piece of wood on top serves as the pulpit at the Church of Christ…
European Lectures honor Dawidow
WARSAW, Poland — The seventh Pan European Lectureship brought 95 church members from the United States and abroad to the European capital of Warsaw. The…
After 35 years, and one hurricane, lectureship reaches Cuba
HAVANA — Preparing for the first Caribbean Lectureship on the island of Cuba, Ken Dye did a lot of praying. He prayed for permission from…
Church member witness to history in Sudan
KHARTOUM, SUDAN — Ken Grimm stood inches from world leaders, including United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan, as he attended the swearing-in ceremony of Sudan's…
AN OASIS IN THE MIDST OF TURMOIL
By Lynn McMillon The Christian Chronicle June 04, 2005 The Christian Chronicle - Travel to the Middle East today? To the country of Jordan? Why…
Break-dancing Navajo ministers to people of Italy
Growing up among the canyons of northern Arizona, Randall Eric Kee thought all children knew how to climb rocks, handle rattlesnakes, ride horses bareback and…
Sanyu lives a ministry of transparency in Uganda
There was a time when Isaac Sanyu was more likely to be at a party than in the pews. Today the 33-year-old is a leader…
