Coronavirus

Activist Misuses Data to Make False Claim That Covid Vaccines Killed 676,000

There is no evidence that COVID-19 vaccines have killed Americans in large numbers, let alone 676,000, as a Facebook post claims.

Colonial Prejudices, Vaccine Nationalism Drive COVID-19 African Travel Bans

Western outlook on health services in Africa remains the same as it was in the 19th century, a "project of colonial conquest and domination," according to historian Jessica Pearson-Patel.

Latino Catholics Among the Most Vaccinated Religious Groups

Pew found that 82% of Catholic adults were at least partially vaccinated—data that included 86% of Latino Catholics and 79% of White Catholics.

Ohio Judge Orders Hospital to Treat COVID-19 Patient With Animal Dewormer, Despite CDC Warnings

An Ohio judge has ruled in favor of a woman who sought to force a hospital to administer Ivermectin to her husband in the ICU with COVID.

Evangelical Nonprofit NRB Fires Spokesman for Encouraging Christians to Get Vaccinated

Daniel Darling was fired by the National Religious Broadcasters after refusing to admit his pro-vaccine statements were mistaken.

A South Texas Chaplain Prayed With His Hospice Patients. Then the Coronavirus Came for Him.

The hospital where he had previously ministered to terminally ill patients was full when Adolfo Alvarado Jr. neared death at hi home.

Corona Crunch: Empty Pews Take a Financial Toll on Many US Congregations

How COVID-19 affects religious communities will vary based on congregations’ collection practices, their use of digital tools, and depth of cash reserves.

Coronavirus Effect: Bible Searches Up as People Seek Scripture for Clues, Comfort

As the world grapples with the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, Christians continue to look to the Bible for answers.

Coronavirus and the Bible: How Are These 5 Verses Related to COVID-19?

Christians have been turning to the Bible more and more as the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic continues, with five verses proving most popular.

Coronavirus and Communion: How Christians Are Taking the Lord’s Supper at Home (Photos)

The coronavirus (COVID-19) has radically changed how many Christians do church, including how they participate in Holy Communion, or the Lord's Supper.

Easter Sunday 2020: Where to Watch Services and Sermons Online

Thanks to the coronavirus (COVID-19), Easter Sunday services will be radically different for the first time in along time for many Christians.