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Francis Collins says COVID-19 vaccines don't use 'fresh' fetal tissue: 'Absolutely not the case'
The evangelical director of the National Institutes of Health answered some of the common concerns tied to the COVID-19 vaccines in a new podcast for the National Association of Evangelicals in which he urged Christians to take part in the vaccine rollout.
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Pastor’s fatal heart attack at 32 points to chronic disease crisis among young black males
A 32-year-old Texas pastor's fatal heart attack may be a casualty of an “emerging chronic disease crisis” among young black American males, recent but limited research suggests.
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Charges dropped against deacon arrested for singing hymns outdoors
A court has dismissed all charges against a church deacon who was one of the three arrested last September for singing while not wearing a mask at a “psalm sing” outdoor worship service held in Moscow City, Idaho.
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Andy Stanley's megachurch begins 'phased approach' to reopening in-person services
North Point Ministries, led by Pastor Andy Stanley, has announced a “phased approach” to reopening in-person Sunday services after it suspended such services for most of 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Samaritan’s Purse opens COVID-19 field hospitals in North Carolina, California
As COVID-19 cases are rising in nearly every state in the U.S., the Christian disaster relief organization Samaritan’s Purse has announced the opening of two emergency field hospitals — one in North Carolina and the other in California — to care for people suffering from the disease.
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Widow defends pastor who said her husband died of COVID-19 because he had ‘no faith’
A Michigan widow, whose Christian husband recently died from COVID-19, is defending her embattled pastor over his comments that he died from the virus because he had no faith.
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SBC Executive Committee President Ronnie Floyd tests positive for COVID-19
Former Southern Baptist Convention President Ronnie Floyd announced that he has tested positive for the coronavirus, having contracted it last month.