January 4, 2022

COVID-19 pandemic and Churches of Christ

For nearly two years, The Christian Chronicle has offered in-depth coverage of the coronavirus pandemic.

From Christians battling the virus to churches working to slow its spread, check out our top related stories.

As 2022 begins, we’re trying to understand better what’s happening in Churches of Christ related to the pandemic. How is attendance? Are congregations moving worship back online because of the omicron variant? Those kinds of questions.

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Thank you and happy new year!

— Bobby Ross Jr, editor-in-chief

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Saving the Chronicle, 40 years later

Newspaper for Churches of Christ found new life under the ownership of Oklahoma Christian University.

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Behind the humble office’s door, eight employees produce The Christian Chronicle, a monthly, international newspaper for Churches of Christ with a circulation of 133,000.

Partners

More than $1 million in endowments to support ACU’s political science and music departments

The donations create an endowed chair and a flute scholarship in honor of the late Abilene Christian alumna Cynthia Coates.

National

Keeping the Sabbath, taking a sabbatical

Churches combat burnout by giving ministers extended leave.

Editorial

Editorial: It’s time to resume the Lord’s work

‘The decision about how to minister in this moment has been falsely framed as a battle between fear and faith,’ Jeremie Beller writes. ‘The cautious are labeled “fearful” as the full-speed-ahead are labeled “faithful.” Both descriptions make an unfortunate oversimplification.’

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