fbpx
29.3 F
Spokane
Friday, December 6, 2024
spot_img
HomeCOVID-19

COVID-19

Clergy report surprising financial optimism, but experts caution about hidden struggles

Learn about the financial well-being of faith leaders in the pandemic era. Discover why clergy rate their financial health significantly higher than the general public.

New report reveals post-pandemic financial landscape of US churches

Gain valuable insights into the financial health of religious organizations post-pandemic. Discover challenges and opportunities for church finances in a recent report.

Black church’s versatile pandemic innovations foster broader community, online giving

Explore how Woodville Church of the Nazarene, a Black Church in Virginia, adapted during the pandemic, increasing their community and giving.

Traveling Holocaust Exhibit at Gonzaga Aims to Create Awareness

Gonzaga University is one of only 50 venues across the country selected to host the “Americans and the Holocaust” traveling exhibition from the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, which opened Tuesday.

Spokane’s Growing Neighbors Program Puts Faith Into Practice Through Growing Relationships

Goals of environmental responsibility, strengthening neighborhoods and developing positive individual relationships take place through growing and distributing food in Spokane

Religious Youth Engage Differently Following Pandemic, Study Finds

Young people are engaging with religion differently than they were prior to the COVID-19 pandemic. They are seeking out more conversations with trusted spiritual leaders and having fewer interactions with religious institutions, a religious engagement survey found.

Half of churches say Sunday school, other education programs disrupted by pandemic

Overall, evangelical churches reported experiencing the least disruption to their educational programs, while mainline churches reported the most, followed by Catholic and Orthodox congregations.

Must read