After the pandemic, refuse to be unchanged
Eventually this pandemic will end. We’ll mourn our losses and adapt to a new normal. And at some point, maybe a year from now, we’ll…
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Editorial: Reopen with an abundance of caution, compassion
Several states are relaxing their shelter-in-place restrictions. Some smaller congregations have begun meeting again. Most larger churches believe it’s not yet time. And many church…
Needs are big, hearts are bigger
Don't get me wrong. I would love for you to honor The Christian Chronicle with a gift on this special Giving Tuesday. But what I…
For lessons on closed churches, look at 1918 flu pandemic
I thought I knew a little about my family’s history. I’ve written about my grandfather Lloyd Lee Ross, whose World War II service earned him…
When graduation comes with no Pomp and Circumstance
OKLAHOMA CITY — When my son Keaton was about 4, a police car pulled up beside our minivan at a stoplight. At that exact moment,…
Editorial: Help keep our ministries alive
We sent the May print edition of The Christian Chronicle arrived to mailboxes two weeks ahead of schedule. We’ve reported on COVID-19 for more than…
#WeRemember
OKLAHOMA CITY — At 9:02 a.m. on April 19, 1995, I had just stepped off The Oklahoman’s eighth-floor newsroom elevator when we heard the boom and saw the smoke…
The best books you’ll ever download
Book club is canceled. Libraries are shut down. Perusing bookstores is out of the picture. But you finally have all the time in the world…
On worship and the Lord’s Supper at home
I love assembling with brethren and feel deeply saddened over this time of loneliness and separation from those whom I love. For many years I have…
