National Christian groups and former NFL player Benjamin Watson are working together with the AND Campaign to help small churches, struggling from the economic impact of the coronavirus, to keep their doors open.
National Christian groups and former NFL player Benjamin Watson are working together with the AND Campaign to help small churches, struggling from the economic impact of the coronavirus, to keep their doors open.
Racism toward Asians across the globe has skyrocketed since the outbreak of the coronavirus. As such, Asian-American Christians are calling on the Church to combat the rampant xenophobia.
According to a new LifeWay survey, 93 percent of churches have stopped meeting in person as of March 29 due to the coronavirus pandemic.
On Wednesday, Vice President Mike Pence urged churches of more than 10 people to stop meeting, noting that the temporary restrictions on large group gatherings are necessary to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
Pastor Greg Laurie's Harvest Christian Fellowship church in California transformed itself into a drive-thru coronavirus test site on Wednesday.
Just as the economy is uncertain, the “economy” of many churches and nonprofits are also uncertain as giving falls off.
On Wednesday, President Trump said his biggest disappointment in regards to the coronavirus is that churches cannot meet in this critical time of need.
A church in Scotland is suing the Edinburgh City Council for canceling to church's conference over one of the speaker’s views on homosexuality.
Just a day after a pastor was arrested in Florida for refusing to follow social distancing orders, a pastor in Pennsylvania announced that he will be hosting a "Woodstock"-like Easter service in protest of the orders.
A Barna survey revealed that since doors have been forced to close amid the global COVID-19 pandemic, church attendance is up via virtual interface, church giving is down and pastors are still unsure of how to handle Easter services.
