As COVID-19 continues to change how churches operate, it may be time to consider hiring a communication's director.
As COVID-19 continues to change how churches operate, it may be time to consider hiring a communication's director.
The next opportunity for the church to, as Chuck Colson often said, “be the church,” is to parents and children as the school year starts. “The Church that figures out how to care for kids and parents,” Pastor Rick argued, “will have the ear of America.” I think he’s right, and even more, I needed to be reminded that despite all the chaos of this culture moment, the work of the Church cannot be stopped.
Pastor John MacArthur filed a lawsuit against the state of California on Wednesday amid stringent COVID-19 restrictions on his Grace Community Church.
According to a LifeWay Research survey, conflict is growing within churches over if and how churches should re-open.
On Wednesday, President Trump urged the schools of the nation to reopen coming the fall.
According to Pew Research Center, 79 percent of Americans believe churches should "be subject to the same social distancing rules as other organizations."
A California county judge is asking for a church and its pastor to be held in contempt of court for holding indoor worship services despite COVID-19 restrictions.
According to Christian persecution watchdog Bitter Winter, the Chinese communist party is forcing religious groups to donate to state coronavirus relief funds or else they will not be allowed to reopen.
After a neighbor who thought our church was violating a regulation on church gatherings, they called the police. When the officer arrived, they found that our youth group was meeting safely outside, socially distanced and wearing masks. He commended the group and its leaders and told them to proceed.
A panel of leaders recently offered some insight on how church leaders can prioritize the safety of their students and families while also maintaining a highly effective ministry during the upcoming fall semester.
