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New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut Imposes Two-Week Quarantine on Travelers Coming from States With Coronavirus Hotspots
New York Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo announced a joint incoming travel advisory Wednesday with New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy, Gov. Ned Lamont of Connecticut, imposing a two-week quarantine on anyone coming from states that are currently coronavirus hotspots.
Coronavirus Leads to Pressure on Cuban Church
Recently, Cuba struggled through an economic crisis. This crisis put pressure on the local Church, especially when it came to believers already struggling with their own financial problems. Then, the country settled into an uneasy sense of normalcy. Even then, many Christians slipped through the […]
People of Color Account for 64 Percent of Coronavirus Cases in the U.S.
African-Americans and Latinos are vastly overrepresented when it comes to coronavirus infections, according to an analysis released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Monday morning.
Churches in the Global South Provide Food and Supplies to Combat Coronavirus
COVID-19 ripped through the developed world quickly. But the virus is now making more progress into developing countries and countries in the Global South.
SAT-7 Helps Vulnerable People in MENA Know They Are Not Alone During Difficult Coronavirus Lockdown
SAT-7 created a new program designed to reach people in MENA struggling with financial burdens and despair during COVID-19.
Trump Holds Roundtable on Race Relations and Policing With Faith Leaders, Law Enforcement Officials, and Small Business Owners at Gateway Church in Dallas
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President Donald Trump plans a conversation about race relations and policing Thursday in Dallas, during a trip built around a high-dollar fundraising dinner expected to bring in $10 million.
The Deaf Face Unique Challenges During Coronavirus
Along with the rest of society, Deaf people are struggling during pandemic lockdowns. But the Deaf struggle during COVID-19 comes with unique challenges.
Mission Cry Sends Shipments of Bibles, Discipleship Materials Mid-pandemic
It’s difficult to continue ministry during a pandemic. Not only are donations down due to global economic challenges, but some of the resources people need to continue their efforts aren’t accessible when everything’s shut down.
Yemeni Believer on How to Fight Coronavirus Fear with Hope
[EDITOR’S NOTE: The following article was written by a Yemeni believer from a Muslim background living in the diaspora under quarantine.] Yemen (MNN) — Since the first COVID-19 case was confirmed in Yemen on April 10th, the United Nations (UN) and relief organizations have warned […]
Slavic Gospel Association Helps Distribute Over 750,000 Meals to Hungry Families During Coronavirus Crisis in the Former Soviet Union
A United States-based evangelical association has helped churches in over 10 countries in the former Soviet Union provide over 750,000 meals to hungry families as the coronavirus pandemic has caused economic struggles and hunger.
How the Church Can Respond to Unplanned Pregnancies During Coronavirus Pandemic
With everybody at home during COVID-19 lockdowns, you may have heard jokes about an upcoming baby boom in eight to ten months. But don’t count on it.
