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Christian Night Club in Nashville Demonstrating Signs of Revival

Christian Night Club in Nashville Demonstrating Signs of Revival

The Cove, which held its first event last November, prohibits smoking or drinking and plays only Christian music including hip-hop, bachata, and reggaeton. The founders of the venue are seven Black Christian men in their twenties who felt that church attendance has been declining since the COVID-19 pandemic.

'COVID Has Been Harder on Us': Some Black Churches Remain Hesitant to Reopen

'COVID Has Been Harder on Us': Some Black Churches Remain Hesitant to Reopen

While many congregations have been back to worship for weeks and months, often masked and socially distant, some African American clergy continue to hold off on in-person services. Others have found that when they do open, most members continue to watch the livestreamed services from home.

Due to COVID-19, Small Black Churches Are Concerned about Long-Term Stability

Due to COVID-19, Small Black Churches Are Concerned about Long-Term Stability

While over nine in 10 Black Church churchgoers agree that their church responded well to the pandemic, many small Black Churches are worried about their ability to thrive long-term.

Black Church, Civil Rights Leaders Urge Churchgoers to Continue to 'Tele-Worship'

Black Church, Civil Rights Leaders Urge Churchgoers to Continue to 'Tele-Worship'

As state governors begin to lift stay at home orders, top officials of seven black Christian denominations have joined civil rights leaders in urging congregants to stay home until it is safe.