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More Americans Stay Away from Church as Pandemic Nears Year Three
At the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, nearly every congregation in the United States shut down, at least for a while. For some Americans, that…
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Pandemic Pastoring Report Documents A ‘New Era in Ministry’
In 2020, attendance was soaring at Emerywood Baptist Church in High Point, North Carolina. Giving was steady. The church was getting ready to send more…
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Church of God in Christ Congregations Given $100,000 By Pandemic Support Campaign
A fundraising campaign to help small churches during the COVID-19 pandemic has been extended with a $100,000 donation to congregations of the Church of God…
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Study: More Congregations Are Reopening But Attendance Remains Flat
Across the country, religious congregations have reopened, or reopened with some health restrictions still in place, after two long pandemic years, according to a new…
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Opinion: Is a Great Resignation Brewing for Pastors?
Are nearly 40% of clergy really about to leave the ministry? It’s a question that has come up regularly in conversations among sociologists of religion…
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Church Leaders Wonder If Livestreaming Is More Of A Blessing — Or A Curse
Have some Christians gotten a little too comfortable worshiping at home in their pajamas? Trey Morgan asks that half-serious question about livestreamed services. “You honestly…
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When Omicron Stalled Disaster Relief Efforts, Midwest Christians Stepped Up
When an EF4 tornado tore across four states in four hours the night of Dec. 10 — devastating communities in Arkansas, Missouri, Tennessee and Kentucky…
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GiveSendGo Back Online After Hack Targeting Canadian ‘Freedom Convoy’ Protests
Controversial Christian crowdfunding website GiveSendGo is back online after being hacked over the weekend, with digital attackers leaking the names and emails of people who…
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Houses of Worship Grapple with the Future of Their Online Services
Before the pandemic, The Potter’s House of Denver had plenty of use for its 3,500-seat sanctuary in the southeast corner of the Colorado capital. But…
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