In the mail and online, World Bible School continues its soul-winning ways
Would it surprise you to know that World Bible School has 1.5 million students studying the Bible around the world right now? And that they…
NOVEMBER 2014
View as PDF(9352 KB) One Nación Under God: Texas border country, Houston, Mexico • The introvert behind the pulpit • Brantly: Fight against
Ebola not over • Three preachers, 162 years of service • Currents: Drive-in movies; faith in France • Dialogue: Missionaries
in Chilé • Review: Storment’s “How to Start a Riot”
In this issue:
Top Stories
At the border, a crisis of faith
Editor's note: This story originally appeared in the November 2014 issue of The Christian Chronicle. McALLEN, Texas — “Shoes!” A woman yelled the word, emphatically,…
In north Mexico, Christians tell of immigration woes, cartels and hope
REYNOSA, Mexico — Eleven miles of pavement — and a thousand miles of red tape — separate this city on the Mexican border from McAllen,…
From the cartel to Christ
REYNOSA, Mexico — A well-worn, beige recliner sits between rows of wooden pews at the Balcones de Alcala Church of Christ. For Sixto Jesús Meza,…
In Houston, churches cross cultural divide
HOUSTON — “If you don’t like it here, you’re going to hate heaven.” That’s a joke Julio Cedeño tells about the bilingual service at the…
Views: Love your undocumented neighbor
As a U.S. citizen, I understand the difficulties and strain of having millions of undocumented people crossing our border. Views | Lisa Steele But I’ve…
No R-rated movies shown at this family-friendly drive-in
CALVERT CITY, Ky. — As the sun sets in rural western Kentucky, the marquee lights shine at the Calvert Drive-in Theatre. For many who enjoy the…