Day: May 25, 2020
Scott Jones on Before We Get ‘Back to Normal,’ We Need to Grieve and Pray
Kaya Oakes on the Often Reimagined, and Always Radical Figure of Mother Mary
Jim Wallis on From Vietnam to the Coronavirus Pandemic, Lies Still Kill
Jemar Tisby on Ahmaud Arbery Died for the Indefensible Principle of White Control
Thomas Reese on Celebrating Mass Safely — but Pastorally — During a Pandemic
G. Jeffrey MacDonald on How a Part-time Pastor Can Keep a Financially Strapped Church Alive
A peek into my virus diary: I will have that Dr. Pepper at home; A virus can’t stop that
Tara Isabella Burton on Quarantine Cooking Gone Hipster is a Sign of Hope
Mark Silk on the Mythic Punch of the Lincoln Project’s ‘Mourning in America’
Charles C. Camosy on Nonhuman Animals and the Coronavirus Pandemic
World Health Organization will temporarily drop hydroxychloroquine from its global study
With Two Swift Moves, Pope Francis Rekindles Hope for Financial Reform at the Vatican
New Yorkers blend tributes to virus victims and frontline workers with the traditional remembrance of the nation’s war dead
Memorial Day 2020 never to be forgotten
More Than $689,000 Raised for Small Churches at Risk of Closure During Coronavirus
Black and Hispanic Congregations Dealing With Health and Economic Disparities During Coronavirus
Standing Between the Living and the Dead Memorial Prayer Devotional Service for Coronavirus Victims and their Families #24 with Daniel Whyte III
FARMS International’s Long-term Development Still Important Alongside Short-term Coronavirus Aid
Shane Idleman on An Urgent Memorial Day Wake-Up Call
Dr. David Jeremiah on Lay Aside Your Political Posturing and Your Endless Debates Today
Anne Graham Lotz on A Biblical Prayer for Israel
Dr. Michael Brown on Did God Send COVID-19 as a Judgment From Heaven?
The Standing Between the Living and the Dead Memorial Prayer Devotional Service for Coronavirus Victims and their Families is Live Right Now
In Reversal, White House Tells CDC to Release Church Guidance
‘God Would Not Have Brought You This Far to Kick You to the Curb Now’
How Two Mennonite Musicians Turn Street Ministry Into a Song
Faith Groups React to Claims That Famed Anti-Abortion Activist in Roe v. Wade Was Paid to Switch Sides
Making His Kitchen His Pulpit, Indian Priest Puts a Spotlight on Those Who Go Hungry Due to the Pandemic
