Tag: worship and covid

Spokane religious communities reflect on their five-year journey since COVID lockdowns began, revealing unexpected growth, technological adaptation and stronger congregations.

This is not the first time tensions between private worship and public expressions of religion have been felt. As a scholar of the Bible, Judaism and Christianity, I am aware that even thousands of years ago private piety and public expressions of religion existed in a delicate balance – one that is not a simple either/or proposition.