EDITORIAL: Church vans demand safety first
Neither case involved a Church of Christ, but two recent tragedies in which aging church vans blew tires raise important questions about church vehicle safety…
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EDITORIAL: Our view of money shapes missions
A missionary in southern Africa wanted to build a new facility for a benevolence ministry. He found an African minister who also was a contractor.…
EDITORIAL: Does door knocking still work?
In case you haven’t noticed, door knocking isn’t dead. This month, we report on how church members from across the nation delivered the Gospel to…
EDITORIAL: Church camp — an idea worth exporting
Gander Brook. Quartz Mountain. Bootheel. High Rock. White River. Manatawny. Palmetto. Pettijohn Springs. Aloha. Yamhill. Blue Haven.For many of us, these names — and please…
EDITORIAL: Lessons in Gulf Coast oil spill?
In a natural disaster — such as the Haiti earthquake, the Indian Ocean tsunami or Hurricane Katrina — we as Christians know how to react.…
EDITORIAL: The true character of Nashville
Facing their worst natural disaster in recent memory, Tennessee church members found signs of hope and embraced opportunities to meet not only physical needs, but…
EDITORIAL: Thank you for your partnership
Otis Gatewood, the great, post-World War II missionary to Germany, once told a group of students, “Always try to give something when a missionary or…
Will Facebook kill the church?
Richard Beck posted a provocatively titled discussion recently: “How Facebook killed the church.” Actually, the social networking Web site isn’t the only culprit, Beck writes…
Bringing up faithful children
The future of the church is bright.You can’t see the excitement of the thousands of young people eagerly preparing for Lads to Leaders and Leadership…
Showing Christ’s love in Haiti, together
It was Katrina all over again.As soon as a 7.0-magnitude earthquake hit Haiti, Churches of Christ around the globe went to work.Congregations took up special…
