Tag Archives: covid

During dinner we had a conversation that many of you probably have had, too. When you see someone flouting public health rules and recommendations, do you say something, do you confront?

Response to the COVID-19 pandemic, as it wanes (we hope), varies from place to place.

A mix of musical expression is likely to continue as congregations navigate the ‘new normal’ of the continuing pandemic with some people fully vaccinated and some not.

In the midst of a deadly second coronavirus wave and medical care shortage, Moin Mastan and his team of 25 volunteers have been working round the clock to perform the last rites, cremations and burials of 40 to 50 Indians every day who have died with COVID-19 infections in the central Indian state of Maharashtra—all while fasting daily for Ramadan, a holy month in Islam for tightened devotion in spiritual reflection, worship and prayer.

How do you have a bat mitzvah ceremony when you can’t even have 10 people in a room together?

It took only 13 months for the deadly COVID 19 pandemic to kill the equivalent of every resident of Spokane County.