Church

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  Churches Bring Sunday School Home As the coronavirus continues to upend daily life in the United States, churches and Christian leaders are finding ways to relieve bored and anxious children unable to leave their homes — as well as their... Emily McFarlan Miller May 13, 2020
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  Lauren Daigle, Lecrae, TobyMac to Participate in Simulcast to Help Small Churches in Financial Crisis On May 15, Chrisitan leaders and artists are coming together virtually to raise money for small churches in financial crisis. Milton Quintanilla May 12, 2020
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  Vacation Bible School Publisher Offers Insight on How to Host VBS amid the Coronavirus Pandemic In an interview with Christian Headlines, Group Publishing's vacation Bible school chief editor, Jody Brolsma, shares some resources for churches uncertain of if and/or how they will host VBS amid the... Maina Mwaura May 12, 2020
• Marriages Hit a New Low: How We Rebuild a Culture of Commitment The rise of cohabitation has followed not only a shift of attitudes about out-of-wedlock sex, but about the institution of marriage itself. Several years ago, another Pew study found that more than half of... John Stonestreet & Shane Morris May 12, 2020
• Hundreds of California Churches Plan Reopen on May 31st despite Governor's Orders Nearly 500 pastors are planning on reopening their churches by May 31 with or without permission from the governor. Milton Quintanilla May 11, 2020
• Trump Admin. Will 'Protect' Churches' Religious Freedom During Pandemic, Pence Says Vice President Mike Pence is offering his support for a Virginia church that is facing a legal battle over Virginia Governor Northam's restrictions on houses of worship amid the coronavirus pandemic. Michael Foust May 11, 2020
• Court Lets Kentucky Churches Meet Again: If Home Depot Can Open, So Can Houses of Worship Kentucky churches can now meet in-person during the coronavirus pandemic after three federal courts in two days ruled against an order by the Kentucky governor. Michael Foust May 11, 2020
• Why So Many Governors and Other Local Officials are Violating Religious Liberty Last week on Twitter Southern Seminary professor Andrew Walker wondered aloud on Twitter, why there has been such a “general mismanagement of religious liberty at the gubernatorial and municipal levels”?I... John Stonestreet & David Carlson May 11, 2020
• How Churches Can Reframe Social Justice Now and After COVID-19 Though the long-term effects of the coronavirus are yet to be determined, what is clear is that the crisis has forced every one of us to change deeply rooted habits and behavior just to survive. Barbara Williams-Skinner May 08, 2020
• As Pandemic Persists, Churches and Insurance Companies Grapple with Risk As the congregants mull over whether to worship together again physically, Beaumont Presbyterian Church pastor Rev. Stephen Fearing says he knows exactly who they will speak with first: his insurer. Jack Jenkins May 08, 2020
• With Caution and Concern, Catholic Masses Scheduled to Resume in Italy A protocol allowing Catholic faithful to attend Mass was signed Thursday by Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte; the president of the Italian Bishops’ Conference (Cei), Cardinal Gualtiero Bassetti; and the Italian... Claire Giangravé May 08, 2020
• Churches Begin to Reopen in Kansas City while Following Social Distancing Guidelines In Kansas City, Missouri, churches are beginning to open back up so long as they maintain appropriate social distancing during services. Milton Quintanilla May 06, 2020