Pope Francis has said rather dramatically that, in a manner of speaking, an economy can “kill.” And, indeed, the pope is on firm ground when he highlights the fact that those who live in poverty, especially when they do not have a strong social safety net, die at dramatically higher rates than those who are not in poverty.
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.
The volatile stock market and the economic toll of this virus is beyond staggering.
A one-time check from the government won’t be enough for restaurant and small business owners, hotel and shopping center employees, barbers and stylists, bus drivers and substitute teachers, and many others, who face a financial crisis if they social distance potentially as real and damaging as the sickness they could acquire or spread if they do not.
After Senate Democrats twice blocked economic stimulus packages proposed to aid the economy amid the coronavirus pandemic, it appears the Senate may finally be close to a deal.
1 in 4 pastors say that they believe the state of the economy is negatively impacting their Church congregations, a new LifeWay survey has found.
