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Total Christian Clergy Deaths Resulting from Coronavirus (COVID-19)

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Total Christian Clergy Deaths

Resulting from Coronavirus (COVID-19)
 
 

This article from FaithX 


Over the past year, the FaithX Project, in partnership with researchers from the [^{“].+?)[“])&href_id_source=vr2-href-id-source-11” style=”font-family: raleway, calibri, sans-serif !important;”>Global Center for Religious Research (GCRR), conducted a study to answer one very important question about clergy deaths:

How many Christian “clergy” members, from all denominations and traditions, died as a result of the COVID-19 virus?

While the study can only provide estimates and statistical probabilities, the research is finally complete and the preliminary numbers are in.

Preliminary Summary

Our researchers were in contact with major Christian leaders across the United States from 16 different denominations where they received data from over 160 judicatories. The FaithX Project documented a total of 118 clergy deaths that were directly related to the Coronavirus.

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