Coronavirus in Minnesota: Call to Prayer To Be Broadcast 5 Times Daily in Minneapolis During Ramadan

Coronavirus in Minnesota: Call to Prayer To Be Broadcast 5 Times Daily in Minneapolis During Ramadan

The city of Minneapolis worked with leaders in the Muslim community to have the call to prayer broadcast by speaker five times a day. The broadcast will be generated from the Dar Al-Hijrah Mosque and organizers expect it will reach thousands of residents, from sunrise to shortly after sunset.

A New Way to Mourn

A New Way to Mourn

An interview with a retired United Church of Canada pastor whose wife recently died. They discuss the process of arranging an online funeral for her, the technical difficulties he encountered, and how people are creating new rituals during this crisis.

Four ways to Leverage Digital Platforms for Congregational Communications in a Pandemic

Four ways to Leverage Digital Platforms for Congregational Communications in a Pandemic

Synagogues and houses of worship are in a difficult spot of keeping connected with their congregants and providing content to the community. The article provides ways to ensure that the content made by houses of worship are accessible to as many people as possible during the pandemic.

Spiritual Care Resources for Religious Holidays during the COVID-19 Pandemic

Spiritual Care Resources for Religious Holidays during the COVID-19 Pandemic

The Chaplaincy Innovation Lab developed a resource guide with ideas for celebrating the holy days of Easter, Passover and Ramadan even when coming together in person isn’t possible.

Guidance for Faith Communities & Places of Worship

Guidance for Faith Communities & Places of Worship

Guidance document developed by World Vision for faith leaders to prevent the spread of coronavirus and to prevent misinformation about the virus in their communities.

With churches closing, US priest offers drive thru confessions

With churches closing, US priest offers drive thru confessions

Father Scott Holmer sits on a chair in the parking lot of St. Edward Church in Bowie, Md., and parishioners confess from the front seat of their cars.