Как евангельские сообщества бывшего СССР отвечают на вызов пандемии и как это может помочь глобальной церкви переосмыслить свое отношение к церковным зданиям, молодым профессионалам и преследованиям

How congregations in the former Soviet Union are responding to the coronavirus challenge can help the global church think better about buildings, young professionals, and persecution.

Le Président du CNEF survit au COVID-19 et explique pourquoi il a plus que jamais à cœur de défendre sa foi et les Églises évangéliques françaises. Il explique aussi pourquoi sa mère l’appelle désormais « Lazare ».

Será que o nosso medo de germes terá vantagem sobre nós? Um psicólogo avalia os riscos e os benefícios do toque humano em uma pandemia.

President of CNEF and COVID-19 survivor explains his renewed confidence to defend the faith and French evangelical churches, as well as why his mother now calls him “Lazarus.”

As we re-emerge from COVID-19’s initial impact, how will we find joy in sharing the simple gospel again?

With the impact of the coronavirus pandemic, many have reminded church leaders how they need to be innovating.

Accounting for risks, churches can safely offer exercise opportunities during COVID.

But when it comes to behavior, evangelicals are as likely as the rest of the country to keep up social distancing, according to Data for Progress survey.

The rise of the coronavirus means the welcome demise of the soulmate model of matrimony.

For evangelical schools, declining enrollment poses a greater challenge than COVID-19.

Why serving up a diet of hard, rationalistic Christianity might be counterproductive.

Remember that Christian purpose has always been rooted in the not yet.

More than a hundred sites have called off their peak season, while others reduced and reimagined their staple programs.

A noblewoman from Carthage converted to Christianity. A decision that changed everything.

Churches are divided, but pulling together for the sake a mission is essential in this pandemic.

Will our disgust for germs get the best of us? A psychologist weighs the risks and benefits of human touch in a pandemic.

COVID-19 offers eschatology experts opportunity to refine public understanding of what Revelation teaches.

Understanding the legal issues at play can help the church if government restrictions return with another pandemic spike.