Episode 15: Defending libraries, young people seeking revival (what kind?), and how to baptize a Bible student on the other side of the world

Christian Chronicle contributing editor Cheryl Mann Bacon responds to those who criticized or questioned her op-ed on defending libraries. How much control should Christians have over public institutions like libraries? Christian Chronicle intern Gabriel Grant Huff, a certified "young person," gives his take on the kind of revival young Christians seek now and how they will know when revival is real. What does the word "revival" even mean? From her home in New Mexico, World English Institute volunteer Suzie Winham used the internet to teach English and the Bible to her student, John Bosco, in Somalia. But when John decided to commit his life to Christ, nobody in Somalia would baptize him. What would Suzie do?Why libraries are important to an open society (Cheryl Mann Bacon)Cheryl Mann Bacon’s Christian Chronicle op-ed on librariesChristian Chronicle readers respond to Cheryl Mann Bacon’s op-edWhat do young people think about revivals (Gabriel Grant Huff)Gabriel Grant Huff’s editorial on young people and revivalsChristian Chronicle report on “Asbury Revival”Christian Chronicle report on the desire for revival at Church of Christ youth eventsChristian Chronicle Podcast featuring interview with four Asbury University studentsHow to baptize a Bible student in Somalia (from New Mexico) (Suzie Winham) Christian Chronicle report on Suzie Winham and her student John BoscoLink to World English InstituteMore news and stories at The Christian Chroniclechristianchronicle.orgMake a tax-deductible gift to The Christian ChronicleGive to The Christian ChronicleEmail comments, ideas, and questions to The Christian Chronicle [email protected]