McMillon adds editor role to Chronicle duties
OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA — Lynn McMillon, president and CEO of The Christian Chronicle, has assumed the additional role of editor, succeeding Bailey McBride, who retired…
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Harding chorus sweeps major awards at Polish festival
The chorus from Harding University in Searcy, Ark., performs at the recent Second International Choral Festival and Competition in Sopot, Poland. Sixteen choruses from nine…
For crusading Cadys, missions are all in the family
BELIZE CITY, BELIZE — Three of Dennis Cady's grandsons dart along the streets of this Central American city, handing out World Bible School booklets. The…
Island church celebrates new building with spirit of unity – in many languages
SAN PEDRO, Belize — By the end of the worship service, Andrew Nunez was encouraged, inspired and hoarse. Nunez, better known by his nickname, “Tex,”…
Kenya’s youths challenged to resist urge to ‘dress, talk, walk’ like world
“Tumbo cuts” are all the rage in Kenya these days. Taking their name from the Swahili word for “abdomen,” the revealing shirts are fashionable among…
Church member elected to Bolivia’s congress
The wall of the Plan 3,000 Church of Christ, in a poor section of Santa Cruz, Bolivia, bears the words of Philippians 4:13, “I can…
Churches mourn seven Jamaican slaying victims
The recent slayings of seven people — ages 3 to 40 — with ties to churches of Christ in Jamaica has church members across the…
Darfur conflict, political strife cause churches to suffer in central African na
After visiting churches in nearby Nigeria, minister David Nassa returned home to the sounds of gunfire. Nassa, an evangelist in the central African nation of…
Members pray as prisoners riot in Brazil
SAO PAULO, BRAZIL — Four days of gang attacks and revolts in 70 jails across the Brazilian state of Sao Paulo claimed more than 80…
Around the world: Churches offer medical aid, education after mudslide
Dr. Sam Cariaga listens to patients on the island of Leyte in the Philippines. Cariaga and his brother, Salvador, recently treated more than 150 people…
