Meantime, a coalition of more than 200 Missouri ministers and pastors announced a campaign on Wednesday aimed at urging fellow Christians to get their shot.
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Hundreds of Missouri Christian pastors, at least 22 of them ministering to the faithful in the Springfield area, pleaded with state residents on Wednesday to get vaccinated against COVID-19 as the disease continued to tear through the unvaccinated population.
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More than 200 Missouri pastors and ministers are joining a COVID-19 vaccination outreach effort spearheaded by a Jefferson City-based Christian magazine.
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Editor-in-Chief Brian Kaylor reflects on legislation pushing the teaching of the Bible in public schools. He explores significant church-state problems that would arise from such efforts.
Black religious leaders on Thursday rallied at the Missouri Capitol and met with political leaders to denounce pending bills that they say are racially biased. They are trying to convince lawmakers to drop legislation that he called âdangerous, discriminatory, and anti democratic.â
A new Missouri Senate bill that was heard in the House Elementary and Secondary Education Committee today would allow school districts to start offering social studies courses on the Hebrew Scriptures, the Old Testament of the Bible and New Testament of the Bible. Word&Way Editor-in-Chief
For Katharine Hayhoe, climate change isnât just a topic of study or her area of expertise;Â itâs what she calls âan everything issue.â Hayhoe, who is a leading climate science expert, told Sojourners that everybody everywhere âalready has everything they need to care about climate changeâ
Twenty-seven faith groups released a joint letter Monday urging state legislatures not to pass laws to âexempt houses of worship and religious gatheringsâ from âemergency orders related to public health issues and emergencies such as COVID-19.â