Most of today's articles fall into the category of current events that affect local churches--the COVID-19 pandemic, what may become a superspreading event in a part of the South that is seeing a rise in the number of COVI-19 cases, and the United States' rising poverty rate.
The old, tried-and-true strategies don’t reflect the new world we live in. It’s time for an update. Read More
Health Officials Uneasy About Recent Worship Protest in Nashville
On Oct. 11, a large crowd, most of whom were not wearing masks, gathered in Nashville, Tennessee, for a worship protest led by political activist and worship leader Sean Feucht. Dr. Alex Jahangir, who is the chairman of Nashville’s Metro Coronavirus Task Force, has joined the Metro Public Health Department and Metro Interim Police Chief John Drake in voicing his dismay over Sunday’s gathering. Read More
Jesus Christ, Superspreader?
A conservative Christian preacher promised to bring “salvations, signs and wonders, and miracles” to Nashville on Sunday night when he hosted a mass religious gathering in the city’s Public Square Park downtown. The real miracle, however, will be if no one catches the coronavirus. Read More
Nashville losing ground to COVID-19 as clusters arise among school-aged kids and families
After months of gaining ground on the coronavirus, Nashville saw a rise in infections and positive tests over the past two weeks, prompting concern that the city's fragile progress against the virus has begun to crack. Read More
The Great Barrington Declaration is an ethical nightmare
These scientists want more young, healthy people infected by the coronavirus. It’s a bad idea. Read More
Covid: Remdesivir 'has little or no effect' on survival, says WHO
Anti-viral drug remdesivir has little to no effect on Covid patients' chances of survival, a study from the World Health Organization (WHO) has found. Read More
Coronavirus: US poverty rises as aid winds down
Poverty rates in the US are rising, as government aid winds down despite ongoing economic distress caused by the pandemic. Nearly 8 million Americans - many of them children and minorities - have fallen into poverty since May, university researchers have said. Read More
What the Pandemic Taught Me about Preaching Preferences
Darron Edwards identifies three different environments to which his church has adapted—and shares wwhat he has learned through preaching in each one. Read More
After months of gaining ground on the coronavirus, Nashville saw a rise in infections and positive tests over the past two weeks, prompting concern that the city's fragile progress against the virus has begun to crack. Read More
The Great Barrington Declaration is an ethical nightmare
These scientists want more young, healthy people infected by the coronavirus. It’s a bad idea. Read More
Covid: Remdesivir 'has little or no effect' on survival, says WHO
Anti-viral drug remdesivir has little to no effect on Covid patients' chances of survival, a study from the World Health Organization (WHO) has found. Read More
Coronavirus: US poverty rises as aid winds down
Poverty rates in the US are rising, as government aid winds down despite ongoing economic distress caused by the pandemic. Nearly 8 million Americans - many of them children and minorities - have fallen into poverty since May, university researchers have said. Read More
What the Pandemic Taught Me about Preaching Preferences
Darron Edwards identifies three different environments to which his church has adapted—and shares wwhat he has learned through preaching in each one. Read More
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