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Catholics launch national open letter urging bishops to restore sacraments, cite religious freedom persecution
Letter asks bishops to do everything within their power to allow the faithful to receive Sacraments ANN ARBOR, Mich. — A national open letter campaign is launching today to urge ...
First-ever ‘National Backyard Campout’ encourages families to ‘make memories’
During COVID-19 lockdown, Trail Life USA invites families across U.S. to campout in backyard April 17 GREENVILLE, S.C.— Boys adventure movement Trail Life USA today announced its first-ever “National Backyard ...
Pastor Rick Warren hosts global Easter Pastor Prayer Gathering
Online Simulcast in 12 Languages to Encourage and Unite Church Leaders to Pray for Courage, Strength and Love Prior to Easter Sunday WHAT: Online simulcast in 12 languages of an ...
Exclusive new poll shows COVID-19 creating enormous spiritual interest
Results indicate millions see pandemic as a "wake-up call" to return to faith. Nearly one-in-three Americans believe we are living in the "last days." MCLEAN, Va. — Nearly half of ...
Virtual Pastor Network announced
NEW YORK — “I need a pastor, please,” wrote one individual after seeing the call for volunteer pastors. To respond to the need for comfort and prayer, a network of ...
21Wilberforce joins Coptic Solidarity take action campaign for Ramy Kamel, Coptic Christian activist
Ramy Kamel is a prominent Coptic human rights activist who has reported on the mistreatment of Copts in Egypt and their displacement from homes by the Egyptian government. He has ...
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(RNS) — Giving is down, attendance is up and a good number of pastors still aren’t sure what they’re going to do about Easter.