August 3, 2023

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‘You feel like you’re in heaven’ — Caribbean Lectureship honors Botham Jean

Church members across the islands remember the voice of their favorite song leader nearly five years after his murder in Dallas.

Erik Tryggestad reports from St. George’s, Grenada.

International

A Caribbean jubilee

Despite job losses and inflation — or, perhaps, because of them — Christians from across the isles rejoice in their dependence on God.

Read news from the 50th Caribbean Lectureship.

International

Fifty years of fellowship — and a nude beach

Barbed wire and war (plus a worship service full of distractions) are among the tales shared by veterans of the Caribbean Lectureship.

Read about the Caribbean Lectureship’s history.

Insight

Just call me Mr. Trinidad, newspaper-mon

After 21 years with The Christian Chronicle, Erik Tryggestad finally found a word that rhymes with his name — and reflects on his time spent gathering God’s news.

Read the column.

National

Kerusso Experience trains high schoolers to fill empty pulpits

The Harding University camp teaches boys how to plan, write and deliver sermons.

Audrey Jackson reports from Searcy, Ark.

Sacred Calling: Read all the stories in the series

National

Conference brings youths together

Hundreds of students enjoy fellowship, workshops and activities at national meeting.

Taneise Perry reports from Spartanburg, S.C.

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