COVID-19: Numbers and beyond, what Churches of Christ need to know

Check out The Christian Chronicle’s in-depth coverage of three big questions for Churches of Christ related to the COVID-19 global pandemic:

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1. The pandemic could deal a calamitous blow to many congregations. What can churches do right now?

Cheryl Mann Bacon reports.

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2. The coronavirus crisis has prompted most congregations to cancel in-person worship assemblies. How can churches offer meaningful, spirit-filled services online?

Laura Akins reports.

A “life group,” small-group ministry of the Green Hills Church of Christ in Nashville, Tenn., meets online via the Zoom videoconferencing program.

3. Loneliness can be a side effect of all this social isolation, especially for youths. How can churches help?

Erin Floyd reports.

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BOBBY ROSS JR. is Editor-in-Chief of The Christian Chronicle. Reach him at [email protected].

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