Students finalizing semester with ‘uncertainty and no goodbyes’
The remainder of the spring semester at the numerous colleges and universities associated with Churches of Christ looks a little different these days, due to…
Partners
Partners, April 2020
HIGHER EDUCATION ABILENE CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY ABILENE, Texas — “Too Small to Fail,” a partnership involving Abilene Christian and the Clinton Foundation, began recently. The early…
COVID-19: Healing Hands donates thousands of masks and gloves to hospitals
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — In an effort to help equip hospitals and healthcare providers on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic, Healing Hands International donated…
Churches of Christ offering livestream worship
Yes, COVID-19 has most of us homebound on Sunday morning. But fear not! We have LOTS of online options. The Christian Chronicle asked readers to…
Christian Chronicle again named top newspaper by Associated Church Press
For the seventh time, The Christian Chronicle has earned recognition as the top newspaper in the annual "Best of the Church Press" contest, sponsored by…
Lads to Leaders will cancel conventions for the first time in its history
For the first time in its history, Lads to Leaders will not host its annual conventions. The 52-year old ministry training program, associated with Churches…
More universities taking measures to prevent spread of COVID-19
Wednesday, Pepperdine Univerity, in Malibu, Cali., became the first of the schools associated with Churches of Christ to announce they were sending students home, in…
Pepperdine moving classes online in response to COVID-19
Pepperdine University in Malibu, Calif., is moving all classes for the remainder of the spring semester online. Students are also being told they need to…
Volunteer State
COOKEVILLE, Tenn. — Mike Luke wore a bright orange “Disaster Assistance Church of Christ” T-shirt as he steered a four-wheel vehicle carrying food and supplies…
Christian university: ‘We’ve got to do better’ after racially charged recruiting incident
OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma Christian University's president apologized and promised change after an admissions counselor representing the university at an area public school asked students…
