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For the past two years, Steve Inrig, a pastor-turned-college professor and amateur winemaker has been hosting "Wine Church," an online meet-up with friends that mixes the laughter, joy and tears with the occasional prayer request.

Robert Jeffress, pastor of First Baptist Church in Dallas, says there’s “no credible religious argument against” being vaccinated against the coronavirus.

Mississippi governor Tate Reeves says that the reason why people in his state and elsewhere in the South are not as afraid of COVID-19 as people in other areas is because of their belief in eternal life.

A video of a Williamson County School Board meeting in Tennessee went viral after anti-maskers heckled masked healthcare workers and parents leaving the meeting.

George Davis, pastor of the 6,000-member Impact Church in Jacksonville, Fla., reports that six church members died from COVID within a 10-day span.

Facebook has permanently disabled the page of LifeSiteNews, a media outlet that has an emphasis on pro-life and Christian content.

Fully vaccinated people who wear masks can now safely worship together indoors, says the director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

When Jamie Aten, executive director of the Humanitarian Disaster Institute at Wheaton College, began to urge his fellow evangelicals to get vaccinated, things got ugly.