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at 8:16 am NPR Health care personnel are not alone on the front lines of the struggle with COVID-19. Another group is the faith leaders who minister to the sick and console those who are grieving. Four faith leaders with different missions and experiences share their thoughts and feelings about their pandemic work and the burdens they bear. Pastor Patrick Young 1st Baptist Church, East Elmhurst, N.Y. The fourth Sunday in March of 2020 was the last Sunday we had church. I can't believe it's a year coming up. Before the pandemic, we had a congregation of about 350. The majori...

Baptist Church, East Elmhurst, N.Y. The fourth Sunday in March of 2020 was the last Sunday we had church. I can't believe it's a year coming up. Before the pandemic, we had a congregation of about 350. The majority of our members are over 60. I've lost eight over this year, three back to back and five others spaced throughout the year. I had eight others who contracted COVID and survived. The ones who fought through it, I couldn't visit them in the hospital. So what I did was contact their loved ones, their family members, and I ministered to them over the phone. I checked on them and let th...

Erin Hawley detailed in an op-ed a frightening night when a band of protestors terrorized her and her newborn baby.

Josh Hawley's wife Erin says she was terrified when '20 protesters with bullhorns' gathered outside her Virginia house last month while she was alone with her 7-week-old daughter, slamming 'assault on our home' Erin Hawley described how some 20 protesters gathered outside her Northern Virginia home on January 4 and 'terrorized' her and her infant daughter  The protesters denounced her husband, Senator Josh Hawley, for planning to vote against the Electoral College ratification of Biden's win  The Republican senator from Missouri and the couple's two young boys were not home at the time, acc...

The wife of Missouri Sen. Josh Hawley reportedly filed a criminal complaint against the leader of a protest outside the couple’s suburban Washington, D.C., home last month. A Fairfax County, Virginia, magistrate decided there was probable cause to charge protest leader Patrick Young of Washington, D.C., with a misdemeanor for “violating the tranquility of a home,” ABC News reported. The ...