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Covers:  Science, faith, religion, sociology, psychology, health, medicine, environment
Writer, editor. Covering religion, spirituality, environment, mental health, and child welfare. '22-'23 @ReligionEnviro fellow. '24 @soljourno climate cohort.

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Black Church Group Offers Its Best Shot at Closing Vaccine Gap

Black Church Group Offers Its Best Shot at Closing Vaccine Gap

To reach the most vulnerable, leaders say vaccine sites have to set up in hard-hit neighborhoods and let chur…

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Pentecostals Lead the World in Conversions, But Not in US Missions

Pentecostals Lead the World in Conversions, But Not in US Missions

Pentecostalism's global impact outsizes its organizational footprint, according to a recent study parsing the…

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3 Bioethical Questions About COVID-19 Vaccines

3 Bioethical Questions About COVID-19 Vaccines

As the COVID-19 vaccine rollout in the US expands from health care staff to elderly citizens and essential wo…

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Racial Minorities Were More Likely to Contract COVID-19 at Churches

Racial Minorities Were More Likely to Contract COVID-19 at Churches

Cell phone location data indicated religious gatherings appeared to be a top transmission spot when the pande…

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Christians Ready to Help COVID-19 Vaccine Go to Neediest First

Christians Ready to Help COVID-19 Vaccine Go to Neediest First

With outbreaks resurging around the world and-finally-a likely COVID-19 vaccine on the horizon, Christian lea…

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Not Worth a Shot: Why Some Christians Refuse Vaccinations on Moral Grounds

Not Worth a Shot: Why Some Christians Refuse Vaccinations on Moral Grounds

For certain Christians, the decision of whether to vaccinate comes down to the origins of the vaccines themse…

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He’s Suing His Employer for Violating His Religious Right to Climate Care

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By Rebecca Randall
| Sojourners Verified
A new lawsuit hopes to win religious accommodations for millions of American workers who wish to request fossil fuel-free retirement plans from their employers. Andrew Hartley, a Christian and statistical scientist, is suing his employer Thermo Fisher, arguing that Thermo “unlawfully forced him to compromise his religious values in order to receive the full benefits of his employment.” Brought by the environmental action group ClientEarth, the lawsuit claims that the Supreme Court’s Groff v.
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Northwest church camps lose a wildfire safety net

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By Rebecca Randall
| Yakima Herald-Republic Verified
In 2022, Westminster Woods, a church camp east of Pendleton, Oregon, on Interstate 84, consulted research published by the U.S. Forest Service Research Stations and thinned the overstocked forest on its 231-acre property to prepare for the next wildfire. Recreational camps, many of them church camps, are just one of the entities that face uncertainties about what will happen to that kind of research when proposed streamlining takes effect.
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As Forest Service research stations close, Northwest church camps lose a wildfire safety net

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By Rebecca Randall
| The Spokesman-Review Verified
In 2022, Westminster Woods, a church camp east of Pendleton, Oregon, on Interstate 84, consulted research published by the U.S. Forest Service Research Stations and thinned the overstocked forest on its 231-acre property to prepare for the next wildfire. Recreational camps, many of them church camps, are just one of the entities that face uncertainties about what will happen to that kind of research.
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