The Washington National Cathedral is having to lay off 15 percent of its full-time staff because of financial hardship from the coronavirus.
The Washington National Cathedral is having to lay off 15 percent of its full-time staff because of financial hardship from the coronavirus.
According to a new survey, despite being allowed to start meeting in-person again, many churches have chosen not to.
May 25 was the day when the world became aware of a reality that already existed. African slaves were first imported into what we know as America four hundred years earlier. Racial minorities have been dealing with discrimination for centuries. If you’re like most of us, you wish we were making more progress than we are on this front.
As churches begin to slowly resume services, we should ask ourselves: Should we return to business as usual?
The Department of Justice is suggesting that Washington Gov. Jon Inslee loosen restrictions on churches since peaceful protestors are being allowed to congregate without limitations.
According to a new survey, church giving appears to be on the upswing following a decrease in giving at the outset of the coronavirus pandemic.
As churches begin to reopen, here are ten things you should keep in mind.
As churches begin to reopening, it is important to consider the needs of older congregants.
Churches in New Jersey and Massachusetts are planning to reopen for in-person gatherings this weekend despite limitations placed on houses of worship.
A new guide compiled by clergy, scientists and experts breaks down the best practices for churches as they begin reopen amid the coronavirus.
