‘Miracles’ in the pandemic
The love of Jesus compelled Sonia Madiki to teach women to sew. Now the program she launched a decade ago has become a lifeline for…
global pandemic
Please take our survey: Christians and COVID-19 vaccines
Some see the COVID-19 vaccines as an answer to prayer. Others have questions about the vaccines. The Christian Chronicle is seeking input on this topic…
Pandemic reveals a global fellowship
In Canada, where a new wave of COVID-19 is straining hospital capacity, Christians still meet for worship online — as they have since March. In…
Faith and COVID-19
Look to The Christian Chronicle for in-depth coverage of the coronavirus pandemic. From Christians battling the virus to churches working to slow its spread, stay…
COVID-19 hits churches hard
Vanessa Hawkins was worried. It was early March, and her sister, Crystaline Kuykendall, had been ill with a variety of symptoms. When Hawkins called to…
More churches resume in-person worship, but COVID-19 brings changes
Masks or no masks? Sing and make a joyful noise — or not? Required temperature checks at the door? These are among the questions facing Churches…
Oklahoma Christian University nurse serves COVID-19 patients in New York City
'It’s a nightmare. It’s a total nightmare.” Managing more than 10 patients at a time without a nursing assistant or tech, Oklahoma nurse Kym Langford…
Lesson of pastor’s COVID-19 death: Faulty Scriptural interpretation can kill you
Bishop Gerald Glenn, pastor of the New Deliverance Evangelistic Church in Richmond, Va., loudly and proudly disobeyed the warnings of the authorities against gatherings of…
From the editor: Praise for devoted team covering COVID-19 pandemic
When I say that putting together the May print edition of The Christian Chronicle was a true team effort, I’m not exaggerating. Our work on…
Churches of Christ CAN offer meaningful, spirit-filled services online
The rules are simple: Work from home. Eat at home. Stay at home. The reality is harder: Is it time to change out of pajamas?…
