H
uman needs are found among all people. Also affected are people for whom religious faith plays no role. Humanist, atheist and agnostic spiritual communities are affected equally by the isolation caused by the pandemic. James Croft, a clergy person at the Ethical Society of St. Louis, spoke with Beliefs producer Jay Woodward to learn how his congregation has handled the past several weeks. The conversation began with good introduction to humanistic communities.
This week on @BeliefsPodcast, producer Jay Woodward sits down with James Croft of the @EthicalStL; don't miss it!https://t.co/JWAXhRfTFG— Religion News Service (@RNS) April 26, 2020
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