My church isn’t taking Covid seriously. Should I leave?
By 
NT Wright2022-02-23T16:13:00
Q: My husband and I live in the USA and have been heartbroken by our church’s lack of precautions during the pandemic. Now that we are fully vaccinated, we’re looking forward to worshiping in person again, but we’re struggling with whether to go back to church. We love it deeply, ...
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