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Though it was one of the first states to shut down, California has experienced a major setback, with record numbers of COVID-19 cases during the past two weeks. State officials believe a ban on singing and chanting in public places may help stop the spread.

“We are devastated by this news," said Seacoast Church in a statement. "We will recommit ourselves to loving those around us and making sure that they truly know how precious their lives are.”

Maya Moore stunned the sports world in February 2019 by announcing she was taking a break from basketball. “My focus,” she said, “will instead be...on investing my time in some ministry dreams that have been stirring in my heart for many years.” Now she has seen one of those dreams fulfilled.

At a recent national prayer breakfast, British leaders including Prime Minister Boris Johnson praised churches in the U.K. for all they have done for the country during the coronavirus pandemic.

A recent survey has found that while most Americans say they would be uncomfortable attending religious services in person, there is one religious group more comfortable than others with doing so.

Melissa Hickson argues that because of her husband’s disability and the color of his skin, he was denied treatment by those at St. David's Medical Center who deemed his life unworthy. 

An argument can be made that the National Security Law for Hong Kong that Beijing just passed is an extradition law on steroids.

Rev. Canon Esau McCaulley believes the Bible shows us that sin is both personal and corporate in nature and that fighting systemic racial sin is not a political agenda, but the church's duty.