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As Covid-19 spreads, lamenting the summer that wasn t

As Covid-19 spreads, lamenting the summer that wasn t
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Should Churches Ban Pastors Who Engage in Abuse? Most Pastors Say Yes

Should Churches Ban Pastors Who Engage in Abuse? Most Pastors Say Yes
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Has the Pandemic Made Your Pastor Want to Quit? Probably

Ministry longevity post COVID-19 depends on developing several crucial skills.

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How Somali Communities Are Combating COVID-19 in the US and Abroad

How Somali Communities Are Combating COVID-19 in the US and Abroad Somali perspectives on faith, community, and resilience in response to COVID-19 MaryRuth Davis As communities continue to battle COVID-19 and weather the storm of secondary effects left in the wake of the pandemic, we are beginning to hear more from minority and diaspora communities. According to a study conducted by the American Psychological Association, conducted in Somaliland, among Somali refugees in the U.S., and psychological professionals, people living in or displaced from low- and middle-income countries are navigating extra layers of complexity in how they react to the pandemic. Some aspects of their lives make them more resilient, while others tend to lead to greater vulnerability.

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Pastor s Wife Advocates for Vaccines and Receives Death Threats: A Call to Courage That Glorifies Jesus

Emily Smith is an epidemiologist at Baylor University, the wife of a Baptist pastor, and a mother. She has been working hard to help her fellow evangelicals understand the urgency of getting vaccinated against COVID-19. Though she has received vociferous criticism and even death threats, she is committed to her calling: “I just feel such a sense of obligation, especially from a Christian perspective, to be the Good Samaritan, and hopefully get people to band together and still wear their mask and get a vaccine.” Jamie Aten is executive director of the Humanitarian Disaster Institute at Wheaton College. In his work, he has helped his fellow evangelicals deal with hurricanes, floods, tornadoes, and other disasters. His ministry has been widely received with gratitude.

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