A database for comparative study
Dear People of God called to be the Diocese of Maine,
As expected, the cases of the Covid-19 virus continue to grow in our country and here in Maine. The Governor has issued new measures to protect public health and access to health care . Municipalities,… Read the rest
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In the Name of God, Merciful to all, Compassionate to each!
Please forward this important message to friends and family, as well as colleagues and others in the Sikh community
The Government advice page can be found here – https://www.gov.uk/guidance/coronavirus-covid-19-information-for-the-public
Most people recover from the Coronavirus after having flu like symptoms for about a week.
COVID-19 has been emptying the pews at a majority of churches in the past few weeks as congregations follow local government recommendations to help slow the spread of the coronavirus. Some churches are choosing not to cancel in-person worship services, and it’s hard not to notice a correlation between “those that stayed open” and “theologically conservative.”… Read the rest
When several public figures in my evangelical community defied government and private sector calls to avoid group gatherings, I was disheartened. Caring people should be willing to endure disappointment and inconveniences to protect others from suffering and death, especially when a highly contagious disease threatens the lives of the most vulnerable members of our society.… Read the rest
To all Wallerstein Mikvah Users,
As we consult with experts about the Covid-19 virus and learn more, we remain fluid and mindful, as we once again update our practices at the Wallerstein Mikvah in Kemp Mill. We want to do the best we can to stay open while preventing any illness from spreading, and to make you comfortable in fulfilling the crucial mitzvah of taharat hamishpacha. … Read the rest
Faith communities and our leaders can play a vital role in grappling with the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. They are often the most relevant, and trusted networks and messengers. Their presence is constant and uninterrupted, even in remote communities.
Faith communities working with the broader society, health care workers and governments, can help accelerate the return to a world free of this crippling pandemic.
