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    Commentary: Faith communities have the power to get more Americans vaccinated

    by Kraig Beyerlein, Jason Klocek and Grace Scartz, Chicago Tribune Dec 03, 2021 3 minutes

    With the colder weather, Americans are spending more time together indoors, including with family and friends to celebrate the holidays. Are they safe doing so? Currently, more than 30% of Americans remain completely unvaccinated, and COVID-19 cases are surging again in many states, increasing the risks of indoor gatherings even for those vaccinated. The looming threat of the new omicron variant makes it all the more important that we stamp out opposition to vaccination now.

    Many point the finger at faith communities for why inoculation rates

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