Priest Draws Squirt Gun in Fight Against Coronavirus
A Roman Catholic priest in the Detroit area has taken aim at his parishioners in a bid to maintain social distancing during the coronavirus pandemic, using a squirt gun to shoot holy water.
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Russell Brand on the spike in google searches for 'prayer': People are looking for a 'sacred experience'
Google searches for the word prayer increased massively over the past few weeks amid the worldwide pandemic and controversial comedian Russell Brand, who s best known for his vulgarity, offered his ...
Sight & Sound offers free 'Jesus' encore production after record-breaking viewership
Sight Sound Theatres stage production of Jesus is once again returning to the big screen after nearly 3 million people tuned in Easter weekend for its worldwide debut
New Elevation Worship album declares 'worship over worry' amid COVID19, frontman Chris Brown says
Chris Brown, frontman of the Grammy-nominated band Elevation Worship, discussed the group s new album Graves into Gardens in an exclusive interview with The Christian Post
Digital Pilgrimages Allow the Faithful to Travel the World From Their Couches
From hashtagged travel photos posted on Instagram to immersive apps, a number of digital pilgrimages are making spiritual journeys possible for the faithful and the curious alike, even as they stay home.
Church Giving Down More Due to COVID-19 Than During Recession, Survey Shows
Sixty-five percent of churches have seen a decline in giving since mid-March as congregations have halted in-person services due to the coronavirus, according to a new survey.
'Joy Comes in the Morning': Music Icon Gloria Gaynor Shares Hope for Everyone Who's 'Tired' of Pandemic
Grammy Award-winning singer Gloria Gaynor joined multiple Christian artists and leaders for an event that focused on bringing hope and encouragement to everyone during the pandemic.
Michael Tait talks about forced sabbatical, spending more time with family in quarantine
Platinum-selling artists the Newsboys were forced to cancel their spring tour dates due to the national lockdown and frontman Michael Tait said the unplanned “sabbatical” has been good for him.
Christian rock band Skillet launches new video game based on single ‘Save Me’
Twelve-time platinum recording rock band Skillet now has its own video game based on the recent single Save Me
How Faith Leaders Can Help the Most Vulnerable in a Lockdown
In times of distress and uncertainty, faith-based and community leaders continue to be valuable resources of comfort, support and, perhaps most importantly, studies show, credible sources of information for their members and communities.
