CIY Leading ‘Engage the City’ to Serve Joplin
Christ in Youth is leading “Engage the City,” a July opportunity for students to serve tornado victims in Joplin, Missouri, and learn from local leaders.
Series: Columns
June 9, 2011
Our Decision, Our Opportunity
Mark A. Taylor considers the future of Christian churches and churches of Christ amid changing views of denominationalism, association, doctrine, and practice.
“˜Then the Lord Said to Moses”
Alan Ahlgrim reflects on hearing from God through Scripture, daily Bible reading, and moments of trust during personal anxiety and demanding ministry challenges.
Eubanks Institute Hosts “˜Forwarding Agents” Event
The Eubanks Institute for Missions at Johnson Bible College hosted a two-day gathering on the role of forwarding agents in mission work, with sessions on finances, education, publishing, and more.
June 3, 2011
Questions After a Dinner
A retirement dinner for Don and Clarinda Jeanes prompts reflection on servanthood, stewardship, and the lasting legacy each person leaves at the end of a career.
Common Ground Site for Uncommon Garden
Common Ground Christian Church in Tampa broke ground on a new community garden sponsored by Urban Farming and Kraft Foods’ Triscuit brand to help provide fresh produce for needy families.
May 25, 2011
Responding to Joplin Tornado Disaster
Churches, ministries, and Ozark Christian College respond after the Joplin tornado, sharing relief updates, volunteer needs, housing options, and ways to help storm victims.
May 25, 2011
Well Gifted
Mark A. Taylor reflects on birthday wishes, material abundance, global need, and the deeper gratitude that comes from knowing the Savior’s greatest gift.
May 19, 2011
If You Want to Know God, Immerse Yourself in the Psalms
Barry McCarty reflects on how praying through the Psalms, shaped by Benedictine daily offices, deepened his devotional life and renewed his understanding of worship and prayer.
May 19, 2011
God Loves an Honest Question
After sudden loss, Brandon Smith wrestled with grief, anger, and questions for God—until a campus minister walked with him through Scripture toward healing.
God’s Part and Your Part
This week’s editorial is presented as a video, with a linked image inviting readers to watch the editorial on YouTube.
May 14, 2011
Service and Love: Paths to Change
LeRoy Lawson reviews three books on older adults in ministry, loving enemies in the Middle East, and James Davison Hunter’s call for Christians to serve the world.
Reading the Book Rarely Opened
Diane Stortz reflects on learning to read the whole Bible not merely for lessons or answers, but to know God more deeply and hear his Word.
Johnson Bible College Changing Name to Johnson University
Johnson Bible College announced it will become Johnson University, a name change intended to support Great Commission work, alumni access, student recruitment, and international recognition.
Emmanuel’s Name to Change June 1
Emmanuel School of Religion will become Emmanuel Christian Seminary on June 1, reflecting leaders’ belief that the current name no longer communicates clearly with today’s society.
Operation Weatherization
Crossroads Christian Church partnered with Habitat for Humanity and local organizations to weatherize homes, reduce energy costs, and serve low-income families in Newburgh, Indiana.
Churches Relaunched
Peachtree City Christian Church expanded by relaunching two Georgia congregations as new campuses, preserving historic church buildings while continuing local leadership and outreach.
May 4, 2011
Shifting the Focus to Neighborhood Ministry
Christ’s Church of the Valley’s Neighborhood Ministry organizes local groups to build relationships, study together, and serve neighbors through practical acts of care across the Phoenix area.
May 3, 2011
A Good Ride, Just Begun
C. Robert Wetzel reflects on Bible translations, the centrality of Christ in Scripture, and a lifetime of learning to trust the Bible’s direction.
April 30, 2011
Church Plant Finds Bowling Alley to Its Liking
Dave and Marcy Rudin launched Lifeline Christian Church in a familiar Chicago-area community, meeting in a bowling alley that opened doors for worship, children’s programming, and outreach.
