A letter, signed by more than two dozen church leaders throughout New England, highlights what it refers to as “decision fatigue and exhaustion” of those in the ministry during the COVID-19 pandemic and period of racial unrest.
Posted on the Massachusetts Council of Churches website, the letter calls for attention to their mental health and a coming together with their congregations to lament their grief before God to heal individual and communally.
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