Bobby Ross is the Editor-in-Chief at The Christian Chronicle. He covers a diverse range of topics including religion and spirituality, church administration, and space travel, reflecting his interests in both faith and aerospace. Bobby's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Washington Post, Texas HS Football, and NBC 7 San Diego.
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Outfielder Brandon Nimmo, far left, speaks at the Texas Rangers' Faith and Family Day at Globe Life Field.
Weekend Plug-in 🔌 Editor's note: Every Friday, “Weekend Plug-in” meets readers at the intersection of faith and news.
Weekend Plug-in 🔌 Editor's note: Every Friday, “Weekend Plug-in” meets readers at the intersection of faith and news.
It’s a call you never want to receive. “I’ve got cancer,” your loved one says. Not only that, but it’s pancreatic cancer — often a death sentence. Immediately, your brain goes into a fog.
What could feel more like summer than a bonfire after worship service? From Denali in Alaska to the Everglades in Florida, a ministry works to share Jesus in national parks across the U.S. and Canada.
Weekend Plug-in 🔌 Editor's note: Every Friday, “Weekend Plug-in” meets readers at the intersection of faith and news.
For 75 years, a Christian ministry has sent workers into America's national parks to hold worship services amid the wilderness.
Weekend Plug-in 🔌 Editor's note: Every Friday, “Weekend Plug-in” meets readers at the intersection of faith and news.
By: Bobby Ross
The Durant Church of Christ in Oklahoma gathers for worship in a multipurpose room. A new auditorium is under construction. (Photo courtesy of The Christian Chronicle)
For Charli Turner and Julie Montgomery, the idea of starting a school that could serve as a Christian mission started years ago. “We had this funny vision that we were going to take in all the lost, hurting kids,” Turner said. Finally, they’re realizing their dream in rural North Idaho.
