Local pastors reflect on two Holy Weeks spent in a pandemic
Churches have seen their fair share of change from 2020 to 2021. Pastors are convinced that one thing that has stayed the same faith. Author: Katie Inman Updated: 7:48 PM EDT April 1, 2021
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. With Easter on the way, some places of worship are reflecting on what this past year has meant for their faith, after overcoming new challenges from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Plenty has changed, but other aspects have stayed the same.
In 2020, three local pastors gave insight into how things were going during Holy Week within their own congregations. In 2021, each spoke again to compare the two Easters spent in a pandemic.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (RNS) For nearly three decades, Beth Moore has been the very model of a modern Southern Baptist.
She loves Jesus and the Bible and has dedicated her life to teaching others why they need both of them in their lives. Millions of evangelical Christian women have read her Bible studies and flocked to hear her speak at stadium-style events where Moore delves deeply into biblical passages.
Moore’s outsize influence and role in teaching the Bible have always made some evangelical power brokers uneasy, because of their belief only men should be allowed to preach.
But Moore was above reproach, supporting Southern Baptist teaching that limits the office of pastor to men alone and cheerleading for the missions and evangelistic work that the denomination holds dear.