Coronavirus

Next month, Israel will begin allowing foreigners into the country regardless of their vaccination status.

The Fast and the Furious actor Tyrese Gibson announced that his mother passed away on Valentine's Day after a weeks-long battle with COVID-19 and pneumonia.

Canadian pastor Artur Pawlowski has been arrested again just before he was set to speak to a group of Canadian truckers who have been protesting vaccine mandates at the U.S.-Canada border.

A Pew Research Center study found that a supermajority of white Evangelical Protestants has received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. Still, the group has the lowest vaccination rate among demographic subgroups in the study.

A North Carolina county has agreed to pay a pro-life ministry $15,000 in attorneys' fees as part of a settlement involving arrests of several citizens outside an abortion clinic, according to a legal group that represents the ministry.

A group of activists against Canada’s vaccine mandate, whose fundraiser on GoFundMe was shut down, have raised more than $3.5 million on a Christian crowdfunding site.

Churchgoers of an Australian congregation are expressing outrage after police interrupted a service last week to ensure parishioners were wearing masks as required by local law.

A conservative Christian lobbying group is warning that 55 federal departments have made 57 rule changes to allow them to keep track of which federal employees or applicants have sought various kinds of exemptions, including exemptions from COVID-19 mandates.

As more and more churches begin to reopen their physical locations, some are beginning to question whether online church should continue.

According to Pew Research Center, the percentage of American Christians has fallen about 12 percent over the last ten years, from 75 percent in 2011 to around 63 percent today. The surprising thing here isn’t that Americans are leaving organized religion behind. That’s been happening at about the same rate for a while now. However, it is newsworthy that this trend continued unabated in the face of a global pandemic. Historically, catastrophic events that bring uncertainty, stress, or political chaos tend to draw people to reconsider faith.