Church food pantries respond to increased need amid migrant surge
CHICAGO — He traveled more than 5,000 miles, dodging human traffickers and drug cartels for six months, to reach the United States, all while caring…
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Demand for food ministries rises with grocery prices
MINNEAPOLIS — As volunteers prepared to hand out milk, produce, canned goods and meat, cars lined up outside the Minneapolis Central Church of Christ. More…
Safe haven for ‘the hardest day’ of foster children’s lives
Under the shade of a few trees, a house is under construction beside the White Station Church of Christ in Memphis, Tenn. It’s no ordinary…
Lipscomb legend Dennis ‘Dean’ Loyd dies at 87
The man known to generations of Lipscomb University students as “Dean Loyd” died Sunday at age 87. Dennis Loyd served as a teacher, professor and…
‘Oldest Christian in Ukraine’ dies at 100
These days, stories of death in Ukraine are all too common — and mostly tragic. But this one, Ukrainian Christians said, feels like a triumph.…
Black Christians call for permanent ceasefire in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
Thirteen leaders from predominantly Black Churches of Christ have signed a formal letter calling for a permanent ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war. The initiative —…
Sharing a Great Supper with a great servant
The Great Supper is the name Christians in Brazil’s northeastern state of Paraiba give to their annual gathering. And this year, the 25th Great Supper…
Adopted by Dawgs
ATHENS, GA. — The first time I walked into the auditorium of the Campus View Church of Christ, I had a hard time sitting down.…
Around the World: Fire sticks in Malawi, Lads to Leaders in Romania and more quick takes
Around the World is our monthly rundown of news briefs, links and quotes from Churches of Christ all over the globe. Got an idea for…
Editorial: Faith, politics and the true Kingdom of God
In case you missed it, it’s election season in America. As a result, everything from shoes to graduations, even Bibles and churches, has been politicized.…
