Coronavirus

President Trump received some unlikely praise this week from CNN over the administration’s role in the rapid development of a COVID-19 vaccine.

Grace Community Church has been cleared by public health officials of a COVID-19 outbreak after three congregants tested positive for the virus.

Cuban authorities have reportedly demolished a church building and are blocking other churches from re-opening despite COVID-19 restrictions being the lifting.

More than 120 faith leaders are speaking out against the U.K. government's ban on in-person church services amid COVID-19.

Preliminary results of drug-making company Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine show that the vaccine is 94.5 percent effective.

A California judge recently ruled that local strip clubs can reopen. Churches and schools, however, are still facing stringent COVID-19 restrictions.

Police in London reportedly blocked the entrance of a church where a baptism service was being held over the weekend. The church appeared to be defying new COVID-19 restrictions.

With medical decisions becoming increasingly financially charged and the popularity of euthanasia continuing to rise, Christians everywhere should be thinking about medical ethics, joining hospital ethics boards, running for office, and becoming health care workers. And every Christian should embrace our God-given and culturally-escalated task, in this crisis and beyond, of bearing witness to certain eternal truths: that every human being has inherent dignity and value, and no one should ever be sacrificed on the altar of "efficiency."

Arkansas officials have issued a new mandate requiring churchgoers to wear protective face coverings at all times during in-person church services.

Predictions of a COVID-induced divorce surge never materialized. And according to Dr. Bradford Wilcox, director of the University of Virginia’s National Marriage Project, divorce filings are down between 10 and 20 percent since last year.