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2021, Academia Letters
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The Impacts of Covid-19 on the Spiritual Life of Believers: Case of Assembly of God Evangelical Church, Mozambique Island, 20202021 •
This paper is about The impacts of Covid-19 on the spiritual life of believers in Mozambique Island. This study was conducted at Assembly of God Evangelical Church, Nampula-Mozambique Island district. The main objective of this study is to explore the impacts of Covid-19 in the spiritual area of believers. To achieve the objective, three instruments of data collection were used which are interview, observation and document analysis, and 5 participants were involved of which were 3 males and 2 females. The study employed interpretivism paradigm and qualitative approaches for data analysis. The participants were all members of the same church, including 1 pastor and 2 evangelists. All participants were interviewed and the churches were observed during this period to make sure that they did not practice any religious activity there. The results of the study demonstrates that the impacts of covid-19 on the spiritual life of believer are the decrease of spiritual level for not going to church and relaxation, the closeness of churches, suspension of religious activities done in in the church and ineffectiveness of activities done outside the churches.
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Understanding the Effects of Pandemic on Church Services and Religiosity: A Research-Based Inquiry2022 •
Journal of Religion and Health
The Impact of COVID-19 and Religious Restrictions on the Well-Being of Ghanaian Christians: The Perspectives of Religious LeadersInternational Journal of Humanities and Innovation (IJHI)
COVID-19 Impact on Church Society Ministry2021 •
The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has caused countless impacts and influences on human life. It disturbs the order of life and macro and micro-economics, drastically and radically changes human cultural and behavioral patterns, and greatly impacts the concepts of church theology, pastoring, and ministry. This study is a descriptive qualitative study on the COVID-19 and normal & abnormal reactions & responses to it. Through this article, the authors observed that the COVID-19 existence has transformed and recorrected the Christian paradigm on 1) ecclesiology, which to date exclusively based on building to the real Church, namely God’s people in the form of house/“tent” churches; 2) digital media utilization in this Society 5.0 era as God’s grace to all humanity. Findings and changes in society through renewable technology are an inseparable part of the pandemic. A dichotomic gap of understanding between science and technology for centuries should be reformulated. New technological invent...
Pharos journal of theology
Responding to the crisis: Implications of the challenges and opportunities of being a Church during COVID-192022 •
2020 •
COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact different people in different ways. The Leadership Conference of Consecrated Life Southern Africa (LCCLSA), a conference of major superiors of male and female religious congregations within the Southern African region including South Africa, Botswana and Swaziland, sought to establish how the COVID-19 pandemic impacted the religious communities within the region. A 6-items qualitatively designed questionnaire was used to collect phenomenological data from 20 congregational leaders. The findings show that the communities of the different religious congregations adhered to government regulations of staying home; experienced deeper communal spirit of work and pray; and stayed better connected and supported despite the negative impact of the pandemic on their core religious value of not celebrating Mass and lock down of some institutions of their core apostolates.
First International Conference on Humanities, Education, Language and Culture, ICHELAC 2021, 30-31 August 2021, Flores, Indonesia
Covid-19 Causes Religious Recession on Kbg Matersalvatores in Katedral Ruteng Parish2021 •
Any pandemic disorganizes the life of wider society. One of the manifestations of social activity is religious life. Despite progressing secularization, both religion, churches, and denominational associations have an impact on individual ethical choices and business decisions. This is true especially in Poland, where over 90 percent of the citizens declare affiliation with some religion, mostly Christian. The purpose of the present article is to demonstrate what activities are undertaken by churches in Poland at the time of the COVID-19 pandemic, and what differences there are in their organization of religious life. In order to achieve the set goal, qualitative methods were implemented in the research. As part of the qualitative paradigm, in-depth individual interviews were used, involving individuals responsible for organizing religious life at the parish or congregation level. The interviewees were clergymen from the most important denominations, ranging from Catholic and Orthod...
Introduction: Dealing with religious congregations in times of epidemics could be challenging. This mobilization and gathering could serve as a potential focal point for dispersal of novel pathogens. Furthermore in the light of recent events on the pandemic COVID-19, there are some 1 considerable concerns about the perception of the religious community toward pandemic COVID-19. Thus, this study explored the perception of the religious communities about pandemic COVID-19 and their prevention practice amid pandemic. Method: A qualitative research method with in depth exploratory phenomenological study approach was employed. Purposive sampling technique was used to select 22 study participants from Christion Protestant, Christian Orthodox, Muslim and Wakefata. In-depth interview and focus group discussion were conducted with religious community including religious leader. Data was analyzed using content analysis informed by health belief model. Result: The study describes the perception of religious community including religious leaders with help of the four constructs of the health belief model: perceived susceptibility, perceived severity, perceived benefit and perceived barriers. Many participants witnessed that people who are gathered in confined places like churches and mosques are susceptible to COVID-19. Most of participants realized that there are still misconceptions about COVID-19 disease. Many participants witnessed that most of their church members still do not believe in the existence of COVID-19. In addition, some participants revealed that until now there are parts of the community that associated COVID-19 with politics, scientists, illuminants, or the disease of devils Conclusion and Recommendation: The majority of participants agreed that the risk of getting COVID-19 pandemic during religious congregation is very high. The result highlights the need for holistic approach by concerned stakeholders to convince the religious congregation about the realty of this pandemic which could improve the prevention practice and their decision making process.
Global Scientific Journals
Coronavirus a revival of Spirituality among Kenyan Christians2021 •
When religion focuses only on the material dimension, there seems to be a faith crisis especially when such visible aspects are interfered with. This paper intends to call upon Kenyan Christians to focus on the spiritual dimension rather than the material dimension in this contemporary time. Covi-19 pandemic has caused disruptions the world over. It has limited social interactions, imposing on people social distancing, thus making social gatherings extremely difficult. In effect, public worship by all world religions has been affected. When coronavirus started to spread sometime in March 2020, restrictions on public gatherings were enforced and some religious leaders in Kenya maintained that the government had forbidden people from worshipping, denying them the right to worship and pray against the pandemic. Some adherents have protested against some of these regulations by the World Health Organization (WHO). Thus, this has prompted the author to write this short article. The article is a review of various literature with the view of finding a suitable way in which religions can still survive the numerous crises that they undergo.
Journal of Sound and Vibration
Fast Synthesis of Arma Models for the Recursive Simulation of a Scalar Random Process With a Given Target Spectrum1994 •
Obat Alami Buah Zakar Bengkak & Sakit Sebelah Di Apotik Paling Ampuh Dan Aman Tanpa Efek Samping
Obat Alami Buah Zakar Bengkak & Sakit Sebelah Di Apotik Paling Ampuh Dan Aman Tanpa Efek Samping2020 •
Journal of Life Cycle Assessment, Japan
グラフ理論に基づいた正則な係数行列の構築によるマトリックス法LCIの一般化2011 •
2015 •
Proceedings of the 29th Annual ACM Symposium on Applied Computing - SAC '14
Declarative scheduling for active objects2014 •
Mehran University Research Journal of Engineering and Technology
Locomotion Gait Planning of Climber Snake-Like Robot2013 •
American Journal of Medical Genetics Part A
Recognition and management of adults with Turner syndrome: From the transition of adolescence through the senior years2019 •
Journal of Material Cycles and Waste Management
Correction to: Effect of feed slurry dilution and total solids on specific biogas production by anaerobic digestion in batch and semi-batch reactors2021 •
BMC Bioinformatics
SBMLeditor: effective creation of models in the Systems Biology Markup Language (SBML)2007 •
European Journal of Family Business
Comportamiento estratégico de las empresas Zombis en MéxicoJournal of Systems Science and Systems Engineering
Service value networks: Value, performance and strategy for the services industry2004 •
International Journal of Computer Theory and Engineering
New Assembling-Disassembling Technology Using Electromagnetically Active Adhesives-Dielectric Behaviour2013 •
2022 •
Journal of Church and State
The Morality of Spin: Virtue and Vice in Political Rhetoric and the Christian Right2013 •
South African Family Practice
Evolution of Family Medicine in Kenya (1990s to date): a case study2016 •
Molecular Genetics and Metabolism
Metabolic insight into mechanisms of high-altitude adaptation in Tibetans2012 •
Wiadomości Chemiczne
Procesy Filtracyjne Wspomagane Micelami – Przegląd Stosowanych Surfaktantów2021 •