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The Episcopal Church on November 22 released the parochial report data for 2021. The summaries of churchwide membership, attendance, and revenue figures offer the fullest statistical picture yet of the unprecedented disruption to parish life caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
For many congregations in Portland, things are beginning to return to normal this weekend. Multiple churches and synagogues expanded capacity and brought people back indoors. After hosting virtual services from his home for more than a year, Rabbi Michael Cahana is now back at Congregation Beth Israel.
Faith leaders adapt to pandemic, get creative for holiday services Religious leaders in Portland are getting creative to bring community together at a time when many feel isolated. Author: Christelle Koumoué (KGW) Updated: 8:14 PM PST December 11, 2020 Congregation Beth Israel in Northwest Portland is the oldest Jewish congregation in the Pacific Northwest. "We are a large congregation, a very diverse congregation and at the moment, a very at-home congregation," said senior rabbi, Michael Z. Cahana. He said all services quickly moved online when the COVID-19...