Faith
Faith in Print: Navigating Change Together
Faith Facts
- The Christian Chronicle paused its October 2025 print edition due to the sudden closure of its long-serving printing press in Missouri.
- After decades as a university subsidiary, the publication became a fully independent nonprofit in June, moving vital systems and resources on their own.
- Rising costs and industry shifts have forced the Chronicle to consider reducing annual print issues and adopting alternative formats.
The Christian Chronicle faced unexpected challenges when their Missouri printing press shut down, leading to the cancellation of the October 2025 print issue. Staff quickly partnered with a new press in Dallas to continue sharing news rooted in Christian values.
Recent steps toward nonprofit independence called for moving critical data and systems away from Oklahoma Christian University, marking a significant transition. This journey reflects a spirit of perseverance and gratitude for the faithful support of their Christian community.
Printing and postage costs have surged, prompting the Chronicle to prayerfully consider fewer print editions and explore formats that best steward their mission. The publication continues to ask its readers for feedback, aiming to strengthen outreach while maintaining core faith principles.
The road ahead involves trust in God’s guidance and a commitment to serving readers with truth, integrity, and love for the body of Christ.