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I'm Still Convinced

[duplicate] Coronavirus Check In: Feed Your Faith, Not Your Fears

Everyone lives have been impacted differently throughout the pandemic. I personally have been quite lucky and have not lost a loved one from this virus. My worship rituals have changed. I no longer go to mass on Sunday's but instead watch it is my living room with my family. All Bible Studies are over Zoom. Although this pandemic has been terrible I think we have all learned how to adapt and over come some obstacles. Our faith needs to be much stronger in this time of despair.

Coronavirus Check In: Feed Your Faith, Not Your Fears

Everyone lives have been impacted differently throughout the pandemic. I personally have been quite lucky and have not lost a loved one from this virus. My worship rituals have changed. I no longer go to mass on Sunday's but instead watch it is my living room with my family. All Bible Studies are over Zoom. Although this pandemic has been terrible I think we have all learned how to adapt and over come some obstacles. Our faith needs to be much stronger in this time of despair.

What Does the Bible Say About Pandemics?

Gajus Glockentin: Protect Yourself From Lies

Sacramento Victory Campaign

Social Distance and Eternal Presence

[duplicate] Covid-19 A Message To The People Of God. The Place, The Promise, The Victory

Serving God In The COVID-19 Era

[duplicate] God's People in a Pandemic

Christians and the Coronavirus

Before the pandemic I was very involved with my religion. I was attending regular youth group meetings, regular prayer services, and meeting with my religious community often. When the pandemic hit and I wasn't able to do this anymore, I fell out of touch with my religion and it made it very hard for me to believe in it. My religious community was an extremely vital part of my practice and not being able to be with them made me reconsider how I felt about religion.

Finding Hope in the Chaos

[Duplicate] What is God Saying Through the Sending of the COVID-19?

A fog, a weight, a program running in the background

Rabbi Lerer’s Sermon: Purim, Masks and Our Road to Freedom

Israel, Vaccinations and a Marvelous Irony

Christians and the Coronavirus

Coronavirus: The Best Protection

During this time, religious people are looking for guidance and help. They are also seeking health and praying to keep everyone safe. Rabbi Schneider has created a website and a YouTube account that both present live sermons during this time in order for safe prayer.

The Jewish Community Responds to Coronavirus: A Message from Stuart Mellan and Graham Hoffman

The speakers suggest synagogues follow laws and suggestions put in place by the government. They advocate for following the guidelines even if that interferes with religious practices.

Corona Crisis - Rabbi Sacks Impassioned Plea for Compassion and Selflessness

It seems that several people have turned to religion for a glimpse of hope and community during this lonely, sad and unfortunate time.

The Year I Saw

The pandemic is not what we all expected and maintaining a strong mental health is very important. As well as looking to Jesus for reassurance and trusting in His promises.

Publicizing the Miracle of Vaccination

Rabbi Prosnit Shared His Vision for the Future of our Synagogue

PREACHING IN THE MIDST OF A GLOBAL PANDEMIC

I have not been able to attend church, but I still pray and follow religious practices at home.

Sermon: ‚ÄúResponding to the COVID-19 Crisis‚Äù from Bo Prosser

Malaysia's Perlis cancels Friday prayers amid coronavirus fears; other states continue

Many religious leaders in Asia have begun restricting meetings and gathers of congregations. Change and reform of practices to comply with religions.

What is Going On

From Sorrow To Singing

Preaching is Essential

It's Just the Beginning

Signs of Life Part 5B

Signs of Life Part 5A

Christian Response to Coronavirus

[duplicate] God's People in a Pandemic

The Jewish Community Responds to Coronavirus: A Message from Stuart Mellan and Graham Hoffman [see CTT version]

The co-CEO's of the Jewish Community Foundation of Southern Arizona are asking for Synagogues to follow the WHO's instructions.

Growing Grey at the Temple

COVID-19 Update to Community 11-25-2020

Uncertain

Afternoon, Healing, Yizkor, and Ne'ilah Service

The Local Church and Missions

The Devil Has Your Number Skin For All That a Man That He Will Give For His Life

Entangled in a Life of Vanities Vanity Message

The Reasons We Suffer From Divisions

Why People Get Weary Serving God

A Formula For Spiritual Victory In 2021 Lessons We Can Learn to Help Us

Words of Comport From Jesus to Those Who Love Him

Who Do we Trust Who Will We Fear? A Response To The Current Covid 19 Pandemic

Understanding the Word

This sermon tells the story of Christmas but finds ways to tie the story to the extraordinary circumstances that we find ourselves in today. There are consistent themes of humbleness and having faith in God to get through these times. Although the sermon acknowledges the struggles of everyday life during a global pandemic, there is positive messaging intertwined with relatable points of Jesus’ birth.