Can Christians help heal our divided nation?
The 2020 U.S. presidential election is over, but the divisions revealed by the long, contentious contest are likely to linger. In the days leading up…
2020 presidential race
Survey: Post-election, can people of faith heal a divided nation?
The 2020 U.S. presidential election is over. Well, sort of. As an anxious nation waits for a winner to be named — and anticipates rounds…
What is Christian nationalism?
Since President Donald Trump's election in 2016, Christian nationalism has been a subject of much discussion and debate. The Washington Post reported this week that…
Why these 21st century David Lipscombs won’t vote for Trump or Biden
David Lipscomb, an influential leader in Churches of Christ from the Civil War until World War I, urged Christians to refrain from voting and participation…
To vote or not to vote
Why do some believers choose not to vote? In a related story, The Christian Chronicle reports on 21st century David Lipscombs who plan to skip…
Trump vs. Biden: How to keep politics from dividing Christians
Dan Sims, a member of the Caldwell Church of Christ in Idaho, supports President Donald Trump. Jenna Howard, a member of the Heritage Church of…
Trump vs. Biden: Links to all the stories in the series
Here are links to all the stories in The Christian Chronicle's special series: • How to keep politics from dividing Christians: Talk. Love. Show respect.…
Trump vs. Biden: Take our 2020 presidential election survey
Here at The Christian Chronicle, we are eager to hear from members of Churches of Christ concerning the 2020 presidential election. Please take a few…
Democrats talk faith ahead of South Carolina and Super Tuesday voting
Americans don’t consider Democratic presidential candidates to be particularly religious, according to a new Pew Research Center survey. But at the end of Tuesday night’s…
