Easter 2021, one of the largest Christian holidays, will take place on Sunday, April 4. What’s different about this year? Easter is during a time when churches across the U.S. find themselves in new situations: In-person services with social distancing In-person services with filled pews Limiting number of worshipers in-person Online services only Both in-person
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With the onset of COVID, most women have increased their responsibilities within the home, balancing work and children who are schooling online, managing the dog and cooking more meals. So, providing resources to help women connect is highly valuable during this unprecedented time. Women are Disconnected from the Bible In-person Bible studies are mostly still
The goal of International Women’s Day, created by the United Nations is to celebrate women’s success, raise awareness against bias and take action for equality through the support of women’s causes. “Women of the world want and deserve an equal future free from stigma, stereotypes and violence; a future that’s sustainable, peaceful, with equal rights
How did your life change in 2020? What challenges did you face? Perhaps you felt the strain of limited supplies at the store? Did you or a loved one battle the virus? Did your organization face challenges with fundraising? On the other hand, were there unexpected joys? Like, a slower-paced life? Time with family? Gratitude