Undefeated ACU scores 93 points en route to playoff win
ABILENE, Texas — Abilene Christian University's Wildcat football team set a record Saturday for points in an NCAA playoff game, beating West Texas A&M 93-68…
Archive: Nov 2008
Prentice Meador succumbs to illness at age 70
Prentice Meador, a nationally known minister, author and speaker who held the Batsell Barrett Baxter Chair of Preaching at Lipscomb University in Nashville, Tenn., died…
From Tennessee to South Africa, Christians give thanks
As Thanksgiving 2008 approaches, for what are you most thankful? The Christian Chronicle posed the question to members of Churches of Christ around the globe…
News saddens, disappoints Cascade students
Like high school seniors across the nation, Evan Zavadil considered factors such as academics, location and size when deciding what college to attend. One thing…
Christian college presidents react to Cascade’s closing
In the wake of news that Cascade College in Portland, Ore., will close at the end of the spring 2009 semester, The Christian Chronicle recently…
Portland area church leaders concerned about Cascade’s closing
Mike Thomas, an elder of the Metro church in Gresham, Ore., describes the closing of Cascade College as “sort of like a death in the…
African Christians rejoice after historic, peaceful U.S. election
It’s no secret that Kenyans are excited about the outcome of the U.S. presidential election. Kenya’s president, Mwai Kibaki, declared Nov. 6 a national holiday…
Canadian church walks to — and for — water
WINDSOR, Ontario — Though this city is the southernmost in Canada — just across the Detroit River from Michigan — it is still 535 miles…
New and Noteworthy: November 2008
EVANGELISM Terry Rush. 100 percent Natural Evangelism. Tulsa, Okla.: YesWords, 2008. Set of two DVDs. $39.99. (918) 838-1621.The minister for the Memorial Drive church in…
Readers respond: How do you feel about the election and the outcome?
Church members across America followed the campaigns, cast ballots in primary elections, weathered the debates and waited in long lines to vote for their candidates…
