Back to college doesn’t always mean back to campus
Online and graduate enrollments continue to drive growth for colleges and universities associated with Churches of Christ nationwide. Despite a summer full of delays for…
Online and graduate enrollments continue to drive growth for colleges and universities associated with Churches of Christ nationwide. Despite a summer full of delays for…
HENDERSON, TENN. — Freed-Hardeman University, which has a record enrollment of 2,349 this fall, has chosen Keith Harris to serve as its 17th president. Harris, preaching…
ABILENE, TEXAS — In big cities and tiny towns across the U.S., Christians are working to feed hungry people — including seniors, families and the…
What do church leaders in urban areas wrestle with? What do they hope for? What do they dream of? And how can Christian institutions walk…
ANTHONY, KAN. — Kevin Patterson stepped through a door when he began preaching in August 1995. An accounting graduate from Abilene Christian University in Texas,…
BRIDGETOWN, BARBADOS — It was a partly cloudy but calm day on this island in the eastern Caribbean. But minister Carlton Graham’s attention and prayers…
Around the World is our monthly rundown of news briefs, links and quotes from Churches of Christ all over the globe. Got an idea for…
Christians in Trinidad, Colo., are feeding the hungry. Christians in Knoxville, Tenn., are providing a Bible camp for kids with severe disabilities. Christians in Glenmora,…
Lee Hodges traveled more than 6,500 miles from his home in Middle Tennessee to West Africa. When he arrived in Niger, he learned that his…
ZAGREB, CROATIA — A machine gun brought this Central European capital to a standstill on a recent Saturday. Fans flooded into Zagreb’s Hippodrome to see…