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As we enter a strange new year, we are a huddled mass, yearning to breathe free
My favorite Christmas Eve memory began on the frayed, dark blue carpet of the Chicago O’Hare International Airport in 2011. We were on our way…
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…
In defense of 2020
In a “normal” year, my husband and I both work full time, run a ministry at our church and parent our two children, ages 11…
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…
I hate masks!
I am tired of facemasks. I hate the way they fog my glasses. I hate how they make it harder to breathe, to speak, to…
Editorial: Seeking hope amid the stress
Stress. So much stress. Can you feel it? No doubt many of us can. Turning the pages of The Christian Chronicle, the stressed-out ministers, stressed-out…
A stressful, challenging ‘new normal’
HENDERSON, Tenn. — When students returned to the Freed-Hardeman University campus in August, the Christian school’s administrators knew balancing safety with “normal” student life would be…
Ministers struggle under weight of pandemic stress
Many ministers are stressed and exhausted. The profession may be divine, but it takes a toll. “It’s all consuming,” said Celeste Smith, a licensed marriage…
Finding peace in ‘The Great Alone’: A phone call with Bailey McBride
Don’t worry about Bailey McBride. “I bought five books yesterday,” he told me, “so I’m good through March.” I called Bailey, editor emeritus of…
