‘The little movement that makes a radical difference’
The mission trip almost didn’t happen. After 10 years of serving street children in Siem Reap, Cambodia through an annual event called Angkor of Faith,…
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More than painting by the numbers
PARKERSBURG, W.Va. — It’s been a tough year for Elizabeth Carro. After losing her husband and her mother, she didn’t worry much about the state of…
A holy cure for ‘post-election stress disorder’
As Christians who voted for Republican Donald Trump see it, America avoided the worst-case scenario in a nasty election featuring two of the most distrusted,…
Tulsa officer charged in shooting still welcome at church
GLENPOOL, Okla. — After a week in the national headlines, Betty Shelby received hugs and well-wishes from her church family Sunday. Shelby, the Tulsa police…
In Orlando, a call for more openness, less fear
ORLANDO, Fla. — Sally Gary couldn’t come to Orlando and fail to visit the site of the gay nightclub massacre where 49 people died. The…
After Orlando, Christians eager to learn more about jihad and ordinary Muslims
ORLANDO, Fla. — Months ago, organizers of a biennial Christian conference in Florida invited longtime minister James Moore to speak on "Understanding Islam." Interest in…
In Dallas, a somber Sunday
DALLAS — A young mother on her way into worship hugged a Dallas police officer providing parking lot security at the Prestoncrest Church of Christ.…
Church members show love after Orlando massacre
After Sunday's terrorist attack on a gay nightclub claimed the lives of 49 souls, a dozen members of three Orlando, Fla.-area Churches of Christ brought…
Coming soon: worship at the movie theater
TORRANCE, Calif. — When EPIC Church launches in this Los Angeles-area city of 150,000 souls in August, it won’t meet in a building with wooden…
Christian Chronicle named top newspaper by Associated Church Press — again
For the second year in a row, The Christian Chronicle earned top honors in the "Best of the Church Press" contest sponsored by the Associated Church…
