Pandemic and Politics Exacerbate Challenges Facing An Ohio Church

Even before the pandemic, a church in central Ohio struggled to increase its flock, much less match the area’s rapid growth. The past few years only exacerbated the numerical concerns as the congregation — like many churches — grappled with COVID-19 restrictions, George Floyd’s murder and the nation’s political polarization.

News, North AmericaBobby Ross Jr.September 23, 2022The Christian Chronicle, Bobby Ross Jr., Pandemic, Politics and religion, COVID-19, Political polarization, George Floyd, Racial division, Christians and politics, Secondary FeatureComment

No, Your Kid’s Teacher Won’t Turn Her Into The Thing You Fear

(OPINION) Teachers and coaches are excellent at helping kids learn math or tackling. They’re lousy at altering kids’ sexual orientation or their eternal destination. They don’t change who we fundamentally are. In the big matters, you’re dealing with three other influences: genes, parents and peers.

OpinionPaul PratherJuly 25, 2022Paul Prather, LGBTQ faith, LGBTQ, Civil war, Politics, Politics and religion, Prayer, Roe v. Wade, Education, Joseph Kennedy, Supreme Court, Culture warsComment

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