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  Religious Liberty Means COVID-19 Restrictions Cannot Target Churchgoers Followers of Christ are called to a shared life in their Lord in spiritual community. Not to be in communion with others is to see your spiritual life begin to atrophy.That’s one of the reasons COVID-19 has... Tony Perkins May 06, 2020
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  Worship Leader, Singer Share How COVID-19 Has Impacted Church Worship In an interview with Christian Headlines, worship leaders Al Denson and Robert Comeaux shared how the coronavirus outbreak has impacted church worship. Maina Mwaura May 05, 2020
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  'Exercising Religion Is Essential' – Trump DOJ Sides with Virginia Church The Department of Justice offered a statement of support for a small Virginia church attempting to host in-person church services for society’s disadvantaged during the COVID-19 pandemic. Michael Foust May 05, 2020
• There's a New Baptist Sex Abuser Database, But SBC Action Is Still Needed Megan and Dominique Benninger are launching a new Baptist sex abuser database at BaptistAccountability.org. Christa Brown May 05, 2020
• Just Because the Economy Is Reopening Doesn't Mean Churches Should But just because the economy is reopening doesn’t mean your church should automatically return to pre-COVID-19 gathering norms yet. Even in the lowest impacted regions, the administration has recommended a... Jamie Aten & Kent Annan May 05, 2020
• Rome's Parks Buzz as Italy Eases COVID-19 Restrictions, With Masses Coming Soon On Monday, parks and streets were filled with people in Italy as the government began the implementation of "Phase Two" of its reopening plan. Claire Giangravé May 05, 2020
• 90 Percent of Churches Did Not Meet in April and Few Ready to Resume 'Normal Activities' According to a new poll, nine out of 10 Protestant churches in the U.S. said that they did not meet in-person during the month of April because of the coronavirus. Michael Foust May 04, 2020
• As States Ease Lockdown Restrictions, Churches Must Decide When — and How — to Reopen As state lockdown restrictions begin to ease, churches will have to decide if and how they want to re-open. Emily McFarlan Miller & Jack Jenkins May 04, 2020
• Black Churches, Via Phones and Facebook, Bridging Digital Divide amid COVID-19 When Pastor Florine Newberry of Mattie Richland Baptist Church in rural Pineview, Georgia, realized her congregation wouldn’t be able to meet in the church because of the coronavirus, she "saw the sheep... Adelle M. Banks May 01, 2020
• Kentucky AG Says Church Service Ban Targets Faith, Threatens to Sue Governor Daniel Cameron, a Kentucky Attorney General said this week that he will sue if the Governor does not rescind the ban on in-person church gatherings. Michael Foust Apr 30, 2020
• Seven Keys to Reopening Your Church after COVID-19 A handful of pastors gathered together to discuss guidelines for re-opening churches after the coronavirus pandemic comes to an end. William Vanderbloemen Apr 30, 2020
• 4 Percent of Sermons Mention Abortion, New Study Finds A new Pew survey revealed that four percent of sermons mention abortion. Michael Foust Apr 30, 2020