The vaccines are arriving, but so are new virus variants and new questions, along with ongoing concerns as some racial groups have faced unequal access to quality care.
These topics and more were discussed by influential pastor Dr. David Anderson, alongside the leader of our nation’s biomedical research and founder of BioLogos, Dr. Francis Collins, on Sunday, April 11. BioLogos President Deb Haarsma moderated the conversation.
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