Africa’s ‘double tragedy’
Cyclone Idai killed an estimated 1,000-plus people as it struck the southeastern coast of Africa in mid-March. But the number of casualties from the storm…
Partners
Abilene Christian University men’s, women’s teams punch tickets to NCAA tourney (updated)
UPDATE: ACU's women (16) will face No. 1 seed Baylor March 23 in Waco, Texas. It's a good thing Abilene Christian University changed its dancing…
Spring break car accident claims life of church member, Harding student
A 20-year-old member of a Church of Christ in Missouri has died from injuries suffered in a March 8 auto accident while driving home for…
Maurice Hall, founder of World Christian Broadcasting, dies at 99
Franklin, Tenn.-based World Christian Broadcasting reports: Maurice Hall, whose idea and vision led to the founding of World Christian Broadcasting, died March 8 at his…
Racial concerns prompt renaming of Christian university’s auditorium
OKLAHOMA CITY — For a half-century, the place where Oklahoma Christian University students gather for daily worship and perform an annual musical variety show was known…
Partners, March 2019
HIGHER EDUCATION ABILENE CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY ABILENE, Texas — Abilene Christian University made an annual list of U.S. colleges and universities that produced the most Fulbright…
Pepperdine names James A. Gash as new president and CEO
James A. Gash has been named the eight president and CEO of Pepperdine University, succeeding Andrew K. Benton after 19 years of service to the university…
A heart to serve — and spike
People young and old look up to Catherine Hackett — and not just because of her height. The 6 foot 1 inch freshman volleyball standout…
Lads to Leaders goes to India
‘It’s not about competition. It’s about our kids becoming future leaders of the next generation of the Church of Christ.” Ricky Gootam gave that message…
Partners, February 2019
FEATURE PHOTO (above): Each Friday, students from Freed-Hardeman University in Henderson, Tenn., organize a half-hour period of singing and devotional thoughts for residents at the Southern…
