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Twelfth Baptist Church in Roxbury, others ‘central figures’ in vaccination efforts as coronavirus fight carries on Erin Tiernan © Provided by Boston Herald BOSTON MA. APRIL 19: Mayor Kim Janey speaks outside Twelfth Baptist church to announce the opening of the church as a vaccination site on April 19, 2021 in Boston, MA. (Staff Photo By Nancy Lane/MediaNews Group/Boston Herald)
As coronavirus vaccine appointments opened up to the remaining 1.7 million Massachusetts residents awaiting eligibility on Monday, a Roxbury church began doling out its first shots.
Roxbury’s Twelfth Baptist Church joined the ranks of dozens of churches, community centers and other cultural sites across the city that have taken on the role of vaccination clinic amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Religious leaders work to build trust in COVID-19 vaccine
Studies show many communities of color are distrustful of government, health institutions
Mar 31, 2021 10:47 PM EDT
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(ABC News) –Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, Rev. Paul Abernathy has been helping his Pennsylvania community navigate the virus’ devastating impact.
Now, as the end feels within reach, Abernathy has been preaching beyond the walls of St. Moses the Black Orthodox Church in Pittsburgh. He’s also by going door to door throughout the city to say a prayer for guidance and spread the gospel of health.
Abernathy and his team at the Neighborhood Resilience Project are trying to convince residents in the predominantly Black and underserved Hill District to get vaccinated.
Religious leaders work to build trust in COVID-19 vaccine in communities of color
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In communities of color, religious leaders step up to help get people vaccinated
Community leaders in Pennsylvania and Massachusetts are bridging the distrust people within their cities have with government and health institutionsABC
Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, Rev. Paul Abernathy has been helping his Pennsylvania community navigate the virus devastating impact.
Now, as the end feels within reach, Abernathy has been preaching beyond the walls of St. Moses the Black Orthodox Church in Pittsburgh. He s also by going door to door throughout the city to say a prayer for guidance and spread the gospel of health.
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