Oct. 1, 1965: Connecticut target of ’66 Exodus move
TUSCALOOSA, ALA. — “The mass exodus of Christians to the area can draw the immediate attention of nearly a quarter million souls to our concern…
TUSCALOOSA, ALA. — “The mass exodus of Christians to the area can draw the immediate attention of nearly a quarter million souls to our concern…
— Longtime member Dot Brewer Straughn stands in front of a display at the recent 75th anniversary celebration of the Brainerd church, Chattanooga, Tenn. Straughn's…
Abel Alvarez was 5 when he and his mother left Mexico for the United States. They had been living under a tree for several weeks,…
STAMFORD, CONN. — “Qui transtulit sustinet.” The Latin words, which appear below vines on the Connecticut state seal, mean “He who transplanted still sustains.” First…
Forty years ago, a Texan named Dale Winget and his wife, Ava, loaded their five young children into a steel gray 1963 Ford Thunderbird and…
The Da Vinci Code isn’t the only film church members are talking about this summer. Invisible Children, an independently produced, rough-cut film with an MTV…
Get a video iPod ... earn a master's degree ABILENE CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY Now, owners of Apple video iPods can do more than download their favorite…
When her husband, Jim, decided in his mid-30s to go to preaching school, Diane Rude was delighted. Both had established careers — Diane in nursing…
OKLAHOMA CITY — Bailey McBride, editor of The Christian Chronicle for 10 years, has announced his retirement from that position. McBride, 72, will keep writing…
The Magnolia church in Florence, Ala., is dedicating six Wednesday nights to a series titled “Cracked Code: The Da Vinci Deception.” Fliers mailed to 15,000…