The decisions we make now about how to reboot after coronavirus will shape our economy, society and climate for decades to come. This is a crucial moment in the fight against climate change, which is pushing people back into poverty.
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The findings, from data gathered from 12,700 Church of England churches, show that rural churches were as successful as urban churches in providing remote worship once the size of parishes’ pre-pandemic congregations was taken into account.
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Online worship and the celebration of life events such as marriage and funerals were exceptionally difficult for religious communities under COVID-19 restrictions, shows the most detailed study of religious life during the pandemi
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When it comes to sharing the good news of the Covid vaccines, the best way to give hope to your neighbours is through a kind and constructive conversation.
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Bishops of the Church of England are backing calls for the leaders of the world’s richest countries to halt the “hoarding” of COVID-19 vaccines while billions of people around the world have yet to be jabbed.
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Learn more about urgent efforts by leading NGOs and other organizations to sustain a global, multinational dialogue and cooperation in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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With the removal of legal restrictions comes a fresh set of decisions for churches about what ‘responsible’ actions should now be taken.
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G7 countries have purchased a third of all vaccine supplies, despite only being 13% of the global population. Vaccine inequality is no new thing, however the unequal global distribution of the covid-19 vaccine has only highlighted the problem further.
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