Churches report giving boost months after pandemic started
Religion News Service: The new State of the Plate research finds that close to two-thirds (64%) of churches across the country reported in August that giving is either up (22%) or steady (42%). By contrast, in April, a similar share of churches (65%) said they had seen a drop in giving.
Evangelicals for Social Action leaves behind 'evangelical' label
Christianity Today: The 47-year-old organization sticks with the broader movement's mission but not its name.
Christian worship leader brings controversial prayer rallies to cities roiled by protests*
The Washington Post: A conservative Christian musician who has been
staging worship concerts across the country is performing in Kenosha,
Wis., and Chicago on Wednesday as part of a controversial movement he
says is intended to bring healing to cities upended by racial unrest.
The evangelicals who are taking on QAnon*
The New York Times: Some leaders are trying to save their flocks from the lure of the online conspiracy theory.
Ireland could see massive drop in numbers going to Mass after pandemic
Crux: A new poll shows that 4 percent of those who attended Mass before
the crisis don't plan on returning, while 19 percent are unsure.
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