PEOPLE’S HOMES TO PERSUADE PEOPLE TO GET VACCINE BUT IT IS PROVING TO BE A TOUGH SELL. >> MAKING SURE EVERYONE IN BALTIMEOR, ESPECIALLY IN LOW-INCOME COMMUNITIES, GET THE VACCINANE D INFORMATION THAT IS NECESSARY TO DO SO. >> THE CHURCH LEADERS.

When COVID-19 forced churches and businesses to close early last year, many churches kept their doors shut for a while, but some of them still haven't reopened and that has a lot to do with the makeup of their congregation.Dr. F. Bruce.

Good morning Memphis where the city celebrated 901 Day on Wednesday with the annual — yet different due to COVID-19 — Exposure event on the plaza of  FedExForum.But, first, with 8,808 active cases of COVID-19 in Shelby County as of Tuesday, the fight against.

There is a saying among church folk that without the test there is no testimony. Without tribulation — be it spiritual, mental or physical — there is no passage to the healing on the other side of the pain. A fine art fair, dubbed Butter, starts Thursday and.

The Rev. Keith Norman is ready to sound the alarm. The number of COVID-19 cases is at an all-time high. Hospitals are strained. Funeral homes are rushing to keep up. Now, Norman, who is pastor of First Baptist Church - Broad and vice president of.

Church officials are planning to have the statue repaired. The vandal is described as a light-skinned man in his 30s with a heavy build and a black Afro ... Source link

By Vivian Shipe KNOXVILLE, TN — It’s been 15 months since Cynthia Finch and Gwen McKenzie sat down to develop a plan to educate the Black churches about the dangers of going back into their sanctuaries in the height of the COVID.

By Hannah McClellan News + Record Staff SILER CITY — For Father Julio Martinez, talking about the coronavirus vaccine with his parishioners at St. Julia’s Catholic Church isn’t a burden or political conundrum. It’s his sacred duty. “From the very beginning, I.

A firefighter with the Town of Black Mountain has died after contracting COVID-19, officials said.Garrett Presnell, 28, died of complications of the disease, according to statements from several firefighting organizations and Buncombe County officials who observed a moment of silence during an.