Editorial: Brown skin and Christian civility
‘I have to admit that I’m a little afraid.” That note came from a Christian Chronicle reader, a Hispanic woman, after the mass shooting at a…
Opinion
Roundup: Drinking and Christians, El Paso prayer vigil, sisters’ memory, global reunion and more
Our end-of-the-week review of important and/or simply interesting headlines from the world of religion. Got a tip for this column? Email Editor-in-Chief Bobby Ross Jr.…
Roundup: One way to unite, fatal church shooting, Flavil Yeakley death, church burglar shot and more
Our end-of-the-week review of important and/or simply interesting headlines from the world of religion. Got a tip for this column? Email Editor-in-Chief Bobby Ross Jr.…
Roundup: Jesus and mass shootings, teen Christians die in wreck, guns in churches and more
Our end-of-the-week review of important and/or simply interesting headlines from the world of religion. Got a tip for this column? Email Editor-in-Chief Bobby Ross Jr.…
Roundup: Malibu message, hope after fire, unlikely church plant, extreme hospitality and more
Our end-of-the-week review of important and/or simply interesting headlines from the world of religion. Got a tip for this column? Email Editor-in-Chief Bobby Ross Jr.…
Aging, declining church chooses hospitality
ABILENE, Texas — The tan stucco building doesn’t look like much — not a lot of grass or landscaping outside. Just a handful of cars dot…
Editorial: Love, not fear, should drive us
On the front page, we report on Dr. Kent Brantly returning to Africa as a medical missionary — specifically, Zambia — five years after he…
A woman, a baby, a plane and a lesson
When I fly, I often take a moment to observe the other passengers. It’s a favorite pastime of mine. One flight, though, stands out. A…
Review: It’s Not Supposed To Be This Way
Lisa TerKeurst is a significant voice in Christian literature. She’s president of Proverbs 31 Ministries, a popular speaker and the author of more than 20…
Speaking truth in love to same-sex debate
Same-sex attraction continues to be a prominent and controversial issue in our fellowship, and often I’m asked for recommendations on resources for those seeking a…
