Reporting on controversies
I know a little about Churches of Christ. I was two weeks old when I first attended. Except for the crazy COVID-19 period, I’ve spent…
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Antonio Cardona joins Christian Chronicle’s board
While walking through a cow pasture in Puerto Rico, a teenager named Antonio Cardona came across a piece of paper advertising a free Bible course…
The Christian Chronicle appoints Audrey Jackson as managing editor
OKLAHOMA CITY — The Christian Chronicle has appointed Audrey Jackson as managing editor, a key role overseeing production of the monthly print edition. Jackson, 25,…
Evangelical Press Association again recognizes Christian Chronicle as top newspaper
LEXINGTON, Ky. — For the fifth time in the past six years, the Evangelical Press Association has recognized The Christian Chronicle with its first-place Award…
Be honest: What do you think of my new face?
Editor's note: This is my Inside Story column from The Christian Chronicle's May print issue. It may make more sense to the 131,159 subscribers receiving…
The first step forward: Letting go of the past
MONTEVIDEO, URUGUAY — A few years ago, a Church of Christ in this South American capital made the agonizing decision to sell its historic building…
Meet our guest editor: Howard Norton
SHERWOOD, Ark. — ‘I really love the Chronicle. It was great fun.” That’s how our friend Howard Norton described his 14.92 years at the helm…
Days apart, Nortons enter eternal home
SEARCY, Ark. — The three children of Howard and Jane Norton sat at their parents’ breakfast table on a Sunday morning. They prayed and…
Catching up on 80 years of Christian news
Has The Christian Chronicle featured someone you know? Did this newspaper ever cover a ministry or church you were a part of? What information is…
The story that started with a ride to church
FAIRFAX, Va. — Readers often ask where The Christian Chronicle gets its story ideas. The totally honest answer: All over the place. Ideas arrive via text…
