In an attempt to avoid the spread of the coronavirus, the Israeli government is enforcing strict restrictions on the nation surrounding Passover. 

According to Fox News, global Christian minorities are at greater risk of facing persecution amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Evangelist Franklin Graham shared with Fox News last week that he believes the coronavirus pandemic "is a result of a fallen world, a world that has turned its back on God." He added, "So I would encourage people to pray and let’s ask God for help."

Amid quarantine requests because of the coronavirus, small and aging churches are facing obstacles.

Brazil's president declared Palm Sunday a National Day of Prayer and Fasting to bring an end to the coronavirus.

Muslim Fulani herdsmen have killed more than 60 Christians in Nigeria since March 1, including at least 13 Christians last week in Plateau state.

World Vision staff are working with church volunteers — responding simultaneously for the first time in this country and globally — to provide needed food and supplies and help faith leaders train local communities on ways to reduce the spread of COVID-19.

In the earliest stages of the pandemic, governors in states such as Washington issued stay-at-home or shelter-in-place orders that barred faith communities from gathering in person, reasoning that worship will only further spread the infection. While many faith communities were eager to comply, others found it to be a violation of the freedom of religion.

Two pastors were arrested in Nepal on the last Saturday of March falsely charging them with hosting worship services amid the Himalayan country’s lockdown to contain the spread of COVID-19.

Justin Bieber and Pastor Rich Wilkerson teamed up to have a rapid-fire Gospel-based discussion on Instagram live this week.