‘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…
Archive: Mar 2026
Building Bible knowledge and slamming buzzers
WHEELING, W.VA. — This version of March Madness traded hoops for buzzers, ball skills for Bible knowledge and a basketball court for a church sanctuary.…
Two attorneys with ties to Churches of Christ win landmark social media case
‘For years, social media companies have profited from targeting children while concealing their addictive and dangerous design features,” said attorney Joseph VanZandt. That could change…
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…
Small churches find right fit at Equip
YORK, NEB. — To prepare for a panel discussion on small-town and rural Churches of Christ, minister Jason Zaiger reached out to more than 20…
Wind and worship
WICHITA, KAN. — I won’t say Sunday was windy, but I’m pretty sure I saw Dorothy and Toto’s farmhouse swept up along Interstate 35. Despite high…
On-the-ground reporting around the world
MATANZAS, CUBA — I’m not a world traveler. I mean, I’m not a good world traveler. I pack too much. I’m a picky eater. Mostly,…
No fuel? No food? Amid crisis in Cuba, there’s no shortage of faith
MATANZAS, CUBA — René Sánchez Blanco sailed eight hours on a ferry from the Isle of Youth to Cuba’s mainland and then spent five hours…
Faith sustains Cuban farmer during time of crisis
LIMONAR, CUBA — It’s a tough time for Christian farmer Jorge Sánchez. A U.S. blockade on oil shipments to this Caribbean island nation has spurred…
‘Cuban people love the American people’
MATANZAS, CUBA — This might seem like a bad time for Americans to visit Cuba. Tony Fernandez thinks it’s the perfect time. The longtime minister…
