The Psalms, the Psalms

March 28, 2008

by Warren Baldwin, minister, Ulysses, Kan., church

Today at about 12:30 noon I was typing notes on Psalm 109 for my term paper for Harding University Graduate School of Religion, when the phone rang. I was expecting my wife Cheryl to call and say she was home for lunch and I was to go join her. Instead, it was the high school saying there was an accident and they wanted all the ministers to come to the high school. Read more

Memorial Service Set for Shane Ruiz

March 27, 2008

SOUTHAVEN, Miss. (BNc)- After more than a week of futile searching, a memorial service for Shane Ruiz has been set. Read more

Two Christians killed in Okla. plane crash

March 5, 2008

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (BNc)- Two Christians were among the five killed in a plane crash Tuesday soon after taking off from Wiley Post Airport.

Rick Sandoval and Tim Hartman were the pilots of the Cessna 500 Citation 1 which lost control after lifting off about 3:15 p.m. yesterday. All five occupants of the plane were killed. Read more

Harding Grad Wins Little Rock Marathon

March 3, 2008

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (BNc)- A Harding University graduate won the women’s category in the Little Rock Marathon on Sunday.

Hellen Rotich, a Kenyan living in Austin, Tex., won the women’s category for the sixth annual Little Rock Marathon held March 2 in the Arkansas capital. Read more

SUV Rams Store, Minister’s Daughter Injured

March 2, 2008

MARION, Ark. (BNc)- The daughter of an Arkansas minister was critically injured Saturday when an SUV rammed the store where she was shopping.

Michael R. Hughes, minister with the Marion, Ark., church of Christ, gave details of the accident and his daughter Patsy’s condition in an email March 1st. Read more

Emily Hollett Dies on 99th Birthday

February 12, 2008

EDMOND, Okla. (BNc)- Emily Hollett was born in Needles, Calif., Jan. 28, 1909. She passed away on her 99th birthday, Jan. 28, 2008. Emily was the oldest of four children.

Emily HollettEmily’s father worked for the railroad, so the family moved frequently. She studied through the eighth grade in Coursegold, Calif., but dropped out to care for her ailing mother. After her mother died, she went to live with an uncle in Redlands, Calif., and went to high school there for a time.

She married Howard Roy Smith in 1928. They had four children, including Margie (Shipp), wife of Glover. Emily and Howard were divorced in 1947. Read more

Handicapped Christian Injured, Insists on Voting

February 9, 2008

By Bradley S. Cobb, Webmaster, GravelHillchurchofChrist.com

MORELAND, Ark. (BNc)- A faithful sister at the Gravel Hill church of Christ was hospitalized this past Tuesday due to injuries sustained while she was going to vote in the U.S. presidential primary election. Read more

Christians’ Homes Hit, Elder’s House Destroyed

February 8, 2008

By Elizabeth Owen

DEVELOPING STORY, Check back for updates

Mtn View tornado hits homes

Editor’s note: This was just received. According to one person who received Elizabeth’s email, “The family are members of the church. One home destroyed was that of one of the elders of the church there.”

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Ark. (BNc)- I’m asking that everyone keep the town of Mountain View in your prayers. Carrie and I made a trip there yesterday to check on her family, the destruction is indescribable. My family’s home is fine, but Carrie’s extended family on Herpel Rd. took a very hard hit, their chicken houses and two homes almost destroyed. There are too many other families to list. Read more

Vaths Depart for Tanzania

February 5, 2008

Kyle and Melissa VathCOLUMBUS, Oh. (BNc)- Kyle and Melissa Vath depart today for a year’s tour of duty in Tanzania. From Columbus, their itinerary takes them to Washington D.C., Zurich, then to Dar es Salaam, where they will be met Wednesday by Bill and Cyndi Stinson, administrators of the Chimala Hospital where the Vaths will work for a year. Read more

Obituary for J.C. Choate

February 4, 2008

J.C. Choate(BNc)- J.C. Choate was born to J.F. and Hollis Choate in Corinth, Miss., on Feb. 6, 1932. He was baptized while still in high school and began preaching shortly thereafter.

He held a B.A. in Bible, a Master’s in Missions, and D.Min. in Missions. He attended Freed-Hardeman College, David Lipscomb College, Alabama Christian College (B.A.), and Harding Graduate School (M.A.)

He wrote numerous books, among them A Missionary Speaks (1983), A Missionary Speaks Up (1984), A Missionary Speaks Out (1986), How to Begin the Church of Christ Where You Are (2002) and Sermons from Matthew (2003). Read more

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