‘9/11 taught me to seek out the light’
Twenty years ago I was driving to work on the Tuesday before my first Friday deadline as a reporter for The Christian Chronicle. The song…
Christian journalism
Six new members named to Christian Chronicle’s Journalism Advisory Council
The Christian Chronicle has appointed six new members to its Journalism Advisory Council. They join a dozen distinguished journalists and communicators previously named to the…
The right person to join our news team
At age 8, Audrey Jackson gained her first reporting experience. She produced a one-page, handwritten “newspaper” about happenings in her family’s neighborhood. “The world is…
Ready to tell stories that matter
ROCK HILL, S.C. — I grew up in the Crawford Road Church of Christ, a South Carolina congregation where my dad is the minister. The most…
Bible in one hand, newspaper in the other
'You preach with the Bible in one hand and the newspaper in the other.” That’s what an Ohio pastor said in a recent front-page feature…
Christian Chronicle honored by state, national journalism contests
OKLAHOMA CITY — The Christian Chronicle was recognized for journalistic excellence this week by state and national professional organizations. The Chronicle, an international newspaper for…
Christian Chronicle earns top national award from Evangelical Press Association
For the second straight year, the Evangelical Press Association has recognized The Christian Chronicle with its top prize for print newspapers. The first-place Award of…
Christian Chronicle again named top newspaper by Associated Church Press
For the seventh time, The Christian Chronicle has earned recognition as the top newspaper in the annual "Best of the Church Press" contest, sponsored by…
Story behind the story: How a busy weekend turned into front-page news
TERRELL, Texas — Over the weekend, and on deadline for our December print edition, I made a 42-hour trip to this town 30 miles east…
‘A journalism of hope’
LUBBOCK, Texas — I don’t like “Christian journalism.” I don’t think it even should exist. Putting the word “Christian” in front of things — “Christian music,” “Christian…
