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The Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby stages Church of England’s first virtual Sunday service for worshippers (Picture: PA) Churches across the UK are joining efforts to fight coronavirus today by staging Sunday services online. The Church of England staged its first ever virtual service from.... |
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The World Health Organisation says it could take up to a year before a vaccine for coronavirus is available. One vaccine trial is underway in the United States while some other vaccines will enter trial phase next week. Speaking on the BBC's Andrew Marr Show, Dr. |
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Crossroads Fellowship in Lebanon will have a "drive-in" style service for the next two weeks. This allows for people to come together and worship outside while practicing social distancing. People will park their cars at a field near the church, they will stay in the car during service, and will listen to the message through the radio. |
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If everyone does what the social distancing measures require, if we do what the Prime Minister said, if we don’t visit our mother for Mother’s Day, all those kinds of things, then we have a chance of avoiding the terrible impact on the health system that we saw in Italy. |
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Kindly Share This Story: Vice President Professor Yemi Osinbajo By Johnbosco Agbakwuru. Vice President Yemi Osinbajo has said that participation of Christians in active politics has somehow become controversial with different viewpoints. The Vice President stated this in the forward he wrote on the.... |
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The Archbishop of Canterbury urged people to care for others “in person or virtually” during “this strange and difficult time” as he delivered the Church of England’s first virtual Sunday service. The Most Rev Justin Welby said the UK is caught between the need to “keep life going” and “necessary imposed isolation” amid the coronavirus pandemic. |
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One English vicar felt the heat while recording his first “virtual” service, after accidentally setting his arm on fire with a church candle. Simon Beach, 61, vicar of St Budeaux Parish Church in Plymouth, England was not harmed during the mishap and was able to see the funny side posting the clip online. |
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One local vicar felt the heat while recording his first “virtual” service, after accidentally setting his arm on fire with a church candle. Simon Beach, 61, vicar of St Budeaux Parish Church in Plymouth, was not harmed during the mishap and was able to see the funny side posting the “out-take” online. |
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The Government will have to look at “other options” if people ignore advice on social distancing to curb the spread of coronavirus, a Cabinet minister has warned. Communities Secretary Robert Jenrick said people need to realise it “isn’t a game”, after reports of crowds flocking to seaside resorts at the weekend, including Skegness. |
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Health Minister Simon Harris says he'll use emergency powers to shut down any pubs that keep trading if they don't shut voluntarily. Independent Councillor Ken O'Flynn says he's seen too many pubs trading in Cork in the last week. He says publican's behaviour during the pandemic should be considered when their licence is up for renewal. |
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One local vicar felt the heat while recording his first “virtual” service, after accidentally setting his arm on fire with a church candle. Simon Beach, 61, vicar of St Budeaux Parish Church in Plymouth, was not harmed during the mishap and was able to see the funny side posting the “out-take” online. |
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