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Amid pandemic challenges, houses of worship show resiliency - Black News Channel

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By DAVID CRARY AP National Writer The coronavirus pandemic has posed daunting challenges for houses of worship across the U.S., often entailing large financial losses and suspension of in-person services. It also has sparked moments of gratitude, wonder and inspiration. In the Chicago suburb of Cary, Lutheran pastor Sarah Wilson recorded a sermon aboard a small plane piloted by a congregation member. The video that went online showed a high-up view of idyllic landscapes. 'It was very spiritual,' Wilson said. In New York, Episcopal priest Steven Paulikas heard from someone in France who watched a service via Facebook. 'I loved […]

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