Editorial: Drop the memes, pick up a book
Abraham Lincoln, America’s 16th president, had an extensive knowledge of Scripture. Raised in a home where the Bible was taught and church attendance was compulsory,…
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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…
A question of news: Global coronavirus pandemic is BIG, but exactly how big?
In my 30-year journalism career, I’ve covered more major news than I can recall. In most cases, I’ve experienced an adrenaline rush as I set…
Seven tips for covering horrific events at houses of worship — and treating victims right
I love journalism. I love my fellow journalists. But as I pointed out in last week’s column on the media barrage faced by minister Britt…
Christian Chronicle appoints 14-member Journalism Advisory Council
Fourteen distinguished journalists and communicators from across the U.S. will serve on The Christian Chronicle’s newly created Journalism Advisory Council. Council members will offer input…
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…
Campbellites, meet the Campbells: Utah conference mixes sights, food, dialogue
PROVO, Utah — This is definitely not Church of Christ country. Utah boasts fewer than 1,100 adherents of Churches of Christ — to go along with,…
