Black churches are facing challenges in attendance post-pandemic, but are hopeful for Easter celebrations. Virtual worship services have helped some churches grow their congregation. Easter is seen as a homecoming event for Black Protestants, with a focus on hope and renewal.
Key Points
Black churches facing challenges in attendance post-pandemic
Virtual worship services have helped some churches adapt and grow
Easter seen as a homecoming event for Black Protestants with a focus on renewal
Pros
Increased focus on virtual worship has helped some churches grow their congregation
Easter celebration provides hope and an opportunity for Black churches to welcome more visitors
Black churches are adapting to changing attendance trends post-pandemic
Cons
Decreased attendance and impact of the pandemic on traditional church gatherings
Struggles with maintaining the vibrancy and pageantry of Black church culture during the pandemic