Should we keep printing this paper?
If you didn’t see the October 2025 print issue of The Christian Chronicle, you didn’t miss it. We did. We made the painful decision not…
Oklahoma Christian University
A ‘crown jewel’ for 50 cents
OKLAHOMA CITY — In the early 1960s, Ron Bever paid 50 cents — roughly $5.34 in today’s dollars — for an old religious book at an estate sale.…
Christians grapple with the complex legacy of Charlie Kirk
When co-workers told him that Charlie Kirk had been shot on a college campus just 12 miles to his north, Andrew Wheeler thought it was…
73rd National Youth Conference completes, unifies churches
OKLAHOMA CITY — More than 400 young people — from preschoolers to college-age — and 100 adult sponsors stayed in campus dormitories for the 73rd…
Serving the other side of paradise
COXEN HOLE, HONDURAS — The island of Roatán welcomes nearly 2 million visitors each year. They disembark from massive cruise ships to snorkel among the…
Bailey McBride, beloved educator, Christian Chronicle editor and friend, dies at 91
There must be hundreds, maybe even thousands, of Bailey McBride stories like the one Scott LaMascus tells. “He was already an accomplished writer, professor and…
From Minco to the Muppets, he’s living a green dream
EDMOND, OKLA. — You know those weirdos who seem to stumble backward into success? Lucas Ross is one of them. Just ask his boss, Kermit…
Voices only: ‘It is a Mystery’
OKLAHOMA CITY — J. Terry Johnson is a man of many talents. In addition to serving at legal counselor, president and chancellor of Oklahoma Christian…
‘President of presidents’ honored at Oklahoma Christian
OKLAHOMA CITY — “You have always been to me the president of presidents,” Ken Jones, president of Oklahoma Christian University, said to J. Terry Johnson…
‘Survivor trees’ at Oklahoma Christian commemorate two American tragedies
Two sister trees stand at Oklahoma Christian University, honoring the memories of the Oklahoma City bombing and the 9/11 attacks. The Oklahoma City university hosted…
