The harm we were never taught to see
One of the most sobering realizations I’ve had in recent years is this: It’s possible for someone to cause deep, ongoing harm and still be…
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Christian Chronicle podcast wins national award
DECATUR, GA. — The Christian Chronicle's podcast won a national honor in the Religion News Association's Excellence in Religion Reporting Contest. Winners were announced this…
‘A Christian Vision for Immigrant Justice’
God is a God who moves with his people. This is the central idea of Isaac Samuel Villegas’ book, “Migrant God: A Christian Vision for…
‘Thriving through the Spirit, not just surviving’
YORK, NEB. — As an undergraduate student at York University and a graduate student at Oklahoma Christian University in Oklahoma City, two institutions associated with…
Nashville Church of Christ attorney challenges details in news coverage
NASHVILLE, TENN. — An attorney for the Nashville Church of Christ is questioning the accuracy of certain dates contained in The Christian Chronicle’s prior articles…
‘The Spiritual Discipline of Confession’
Recent years have witnessed a surge of insightful new works on the history of Churches of Christ, including several aimed at a general readership within…
FHU men’s basketball wins NAIA national championship — again
KANSAS CITY, MO. — Using their stout defense, Freed-Hardeman University’s Lions held off the Langston Lions to bring home the Maude Naismith Trophy and the…
Why I attended ReMission
‘We moved from ‘We’re the only ones going to heaven’ to ‘No one’s going to hell.’ When we made that move, we lost our mission.”…
Kindness and blessings
What random act of kindness have you experienced lately? How did it make you feel? These responses from readers of The Christian Chronicle have been…
Three good reads for your kids’ bookshelf
The best time of the day is cuddling up with my daughter and reading her favorite books before bed. Seeing the sense of wonder on…
