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PCCs Rising To Challenge of COVID-19 Pandemic
Pregnancy care centers are facing increased demand and decreased resources since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, but with creative planning and an urgent mission, many are staying the course. Abortion centers are also reporting ...
Congress is considering additional relief. The new bill, labeled CARES 2.0, is being pushed by Democrats with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Md.) already planning beyond the next relief package and House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) ...
Christian business owner and activist David Benham was arrested outside an abortion clinic in Charlotte, N.C., over the weekend for allegedly failing to comply with North Carolina’s COVID-19 “stay at home” and social distancing orders. ...
After nine leading nonprofit funding organizations joined forces urging funders to step up their giving in response to COVID-19, several foundations have agreed to increase their grant spending during the pandemic, according to The NonProfit Times.
The CARES Act made its way to the oval office Friday afternoon, where President Donald Trump signed the Covid-19 economic stimulus package, dispensing $2.2 trillion of relief to businesses, nonprofits, workers and families across the ...
Bill Passes Senate Unanimously Wednesday Night
Churches will be able to apply for aid as part of the small business provision in the government’s $2 trillion coronavirus-related stimulus package—and not everyone thinks it’s a good idea. American Atheists, a political advocacy group, ...
The leadership team of the 2020 Shepherd’s Conference has confirmed that a pastor who attended the conference earlier this month has died of the coronavirus. The disclosure, however, has raised questions about transparency in a ...
As the number of confirmed coronavirus cases continues to climb across the country, Christian colleges and universities are formulating responses to limit the spread of what has become a worldwide disease.
Members and visitors of an Episcopal church in Washington, D.C., are being asked to self-quarantine after a local pastor became the first of two people in the nation’s capital to test positive for the coronavirus. Several others in ...
Disgraced former pastor of Chicago-based Harvest Bible Chapel, James MacDonald, has listed his home for $1.9 million, according to documents obtained by Julie Roys.
