From the DToday Editors

by Tuesday, 06 January 2015 12:18

Disciples Today Facebook Page Passes 7,000 Likes

We're excited to announce that over 7,200 people are now following the Disciples Today Facebook page! Are you one of them? Following our Facebook page gives you access to our top articles each day and allows you to easily share the stories to your networks, such as all your friends, your church's Facebook page, or a private group. Like us today!

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by Wednesday, 18 June 2014 06:33
by Wednesday, 11 June 2014 12:38

Meet Our Boards

DToday Executive Board

Pictured above, from left to right:

  • Roger Lamb, Boston, President. ICOC Communications and Administration Chairman
  • Anthony Galang, Oahu, Hawaii. Lead Evangelist, KNN Anchor
  • Chris Walquist, Chicago, DT Technical Director. Development Services Lead, DRW Trading. DT Heart & Soul Architect & Webmaster
  • Greg Jackson, Denver, CFO. Elder in the Denver Church of Christ
  • Dr. Tim Stenzel, San Diego, Biotech executive, graduate and former faculty Duke Medical School
  • Steve Staten, Chicago, Chairman. Evangelist and Teacher. Bridging International conflict resolution training and services
  • Adrienne Newsom, Los Angeles, Legal Counsel. Lawyer, LA HOPEww Chapter Director
  • Dr. Jonathan Hoggard, Denver, Executive Director. Former Assistant Provost for Global Programs, New York Institute of Technology; co-leader Dubai Church.
  • Ann Schaub, Chicago, DT Business Manager
  • Dawn Hoggard, guest
  • Lisa Holman, Seattle. MA from UCLA, KNN Assistant Director

DToday Advisory Board

  • Steve Kinnard, New York City, ICOC Teachers Service Team Chairman
  • Sam Powell, New York City, ICOC Evangelists Service Team
  • Wyndham Shaw, Boston, ICOC Elders Service Team Chairman
  • Doug Arthur, Boston, ICOC Evangelists Service Team Chairman
  • Walter Evans, Philadelphia, ICOC Elders Service Team Asst. Chairman
  • Ed Anton, Virginia Beach, ICOC Teachers Service Team
  • 32 ICOC Regional Chairmen
by Tuesday, 10 June 2014 16:53

Introducing New Pages at Disciples Today

The DToday editors are excited to introduce two new section pages found on the Disciples Today homepage:

by Thursday, 29 May 2014 13:29

Send Your Comments to Celebrate Disciple Today's 10th Anniversary

June 4, 2004 marked the release of the very first Disciples Today website. For this celebration we are publishing a history of DToday and some comments by those we have served.

by Tuesday, 25 March 2014 15:20

Share Your Faith Through Facebook: Like the DT Facebook Page!

The Disciples Today Facebook Page is an excellent way to stay up to date with the latest news from around the International Churches of Christ. In addition to getting new stories every day, you'll be able to share articles with your friends and social networks. Like us today, and invite your friends, too!
by Friday, 03 January 2014 16:36

“I Love My Church” -- Send Us Your Story

Its OK to love your church! In fact, its why God set up the church – to share your life with people who share the same values, purpose and mission as you live loving God and loving others.

"A new command I give you: Love one another. As I have loved you, so you must love one another. By this everyone will know that you are my disciples, if you love one another." -- John 13:34-35

People are constantly amazed at the love they see among the disciples of Jesus in the International Churches of Christ. This is only possible because the Lord who loved us enough to die for us sinners teaches us how to love others in need of God’s grace.
by Thursday, 19 December 2013 15:43

2013 in Review for the International Churches of Christ

As 2013 winds down, it’s fitting to recap all that God has done among us and through us this year. We’ve seen tragedy and victory as we witnessed disciples around the world pour out their hearts, time, energy and money to rally to those in need. The ICOC sponsored conferences (ICMC, ICYFM, ILC, Delegates Meetings, etc.) and dozens of regional conferences and Bible training continue to grow in attendance and faith. Leadership is turning focus to building churches and developing more leaders. Churches are being planted and strengthened.  Our commitment to serve the poor and the relationship between HOPEww and the church are stronger than ever.
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