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In this interview with Rev. Russell Moore about the COVID-19 vaccines and Evangelical hesitancy, Rev. Moore states that misinformation and mistrust fuel conspiracies, contributing to skepticism. Moore acknowledges that taking the vaccine is one’s own decision, but that it should also be known that the vaccine was created to help others around you. No individual in his community has expressed any skepticism for the vaccines, but Moore has encountered hesitancy online. He claims that pushback on Evangelicals could backfire if it is too “heavy handed”. Instead, he proposes that the ending of social distancing should be the main focus of discussion.

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Vaccines, immunity, and the pathway to health

According to Curtis Wahlberg from January 2021, the physical process of COVID-19 is commonly discussed, but the “mental process” is not. Curtis Wahlberg, a Christian Scientist, believes that sickness is not created by God. Without clarity from God, people fall into a “tug of war” between influences on the body. He believes that a struggle in consciousness between mental forces makes individuals feel vulnerable and those that give us a sense of security. Wahlberg claims that the taking the vaccine and complying with the mandate would not compromise beliefs since the material does not matter; what matters is that there is a life that focuses on the Spirit and God.

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Life church regathering protocols

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Rabbi Mitch's Sermon - Day 2 of Rosh Hashanah

This sermon was talking about not allowing indifference, hate, and prejudice to take over during hard times like these. The rabbi also preached about the hope and faith that is the root of Judaism and why it is so important.

Rabbi Mitch's Sermon - Day 1 of Rosh Hashanah

This sermon was all about keeping happiness, light, and positivity throughout any kind of dark time. The main focus was on keeping the strength and faith during the crisis of the pandemic during the famous holiday known as, Rosh Hashanah. In addition, it talks about how their own experiences in giving up during hard times and how that faith has helped them.

Disconnected and Strong in the Face of COVID-19

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Communicating in COVID - Oren Jay Sofer

Practice as Usual - Interview with Sayadaw U Tejaniya

Just Doing Business

May 31, 2020 Sunday Morning Service

life point re-gathering plan

I think this explanation as to why this church is re-gathering brings in lots of insights as to why many churches feel it is right to come back together and worship. It has many explanations, claims, and pieces of evidence to add to the research question of how non-denominational churches are dealing with themes of togetherness during the pandemic.

Israel/Corona

COVID-19 and Teshuvah Sermon

Lessons for the Pandemic (and after the Pandemic) Rosh Hashanah 5781

8.30.2020 The Presence Of The Lord

3.15.2020 Peace In A Time Of Pandemic

Important Message from the Bishop: Worship & COVID Concerns, July 11, 2020

Receiving Holy Communion In The Age Of The "Corona Virus" And During The Flu Season

A Note from the Bishop on the Coronavirus

A Special Message from the Bishop

Birthing the New Year 5781: Break. Breathe. Push. (Rosh Hashanah)

This sermon was all about maining positivity through out the crisis of the pandemic. It is also a sermon for the holiday of Rosh Hashanah and talks about even though we have been broken before we can rebirth and it's a new year and time for us to change our attitudes. Make the best out of everything. New year New you and its time to push through these times.

St. Gregory the Great Parish Infant Baptism

Fear & Worry

Instagram: Engage in Acts of Service Through Social Media

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Instagram: A New Way to Update the LA Church

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Instagram: A New Way to Update the SF Church

Instagram: Sharing Community Stories on Social Media

Reception of Holy Communion during COVID-19 restrictions

Statement of the Holy Synod of Bishops of the Orthodox Church in American the Coronavirus

Social media advertisement for socially distant church youth group activity

My church youth group usually hosts a several week long program in the summer for graduating high school seniors called Thrive. It deals with the next steps in life (college or otherwise) and how to maintain your relationship with God and Christian community. This year, the program was still held in person, but due to restrictions the students (about 20) had to set up chairs six feet apart and wear masks. This summer, I had a part time job (working virtually from home) running the social media for our youth group, and I created graphics like this one to post on Instagram each week as a reminder.

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