案例简介：照片由 @ nataliekeyssar/世界各地的人们在危机时期拥抱信仰和仪式。在统计上，许多人在艰难时期转向宗教，或者在面对损失和不确定性时变得更加敏锐。为了探索这个想法，根据皮尤研究中心 (Pew Research Center) 的数据，我在过去的几周里穿越了阿拉巴马州，阿拉巴马州是美国最宗教的州之一，研究了信仰如何与任何人都记得的最困难的年份相交。我遇到了坎迪斯·伊顿 (Candice Eaton)，她整理了3月月下旬在阿拉巴马州惠灵顿被龙卷风摧毁的房屋残骸。像其他许多人一样，大流行并不是伊顿必须忍受的唯一危机。当伊顿在废墟中寻找她儿子最喜欢的棒球卡时，她告诉我这是十年来她的家第二次被龙卷风袭击-当她得到关于这件事的消息时，她卷入了一场车祸。谢天谢地，她没有受伤，在她所在社区的基于信仰的志愿者团体的帮助下，她表现出了令人难以置信的韧性和沉着，她试图收拾残局。我们说话时，她哭了，但也找到了微笑的力量。“如果我不信教，我不知道我现在会在哪里，” 她说。非常感谢 @ insidenatgeo对该项目的慷慨支持，并将在 @ natgeo上全面发布。关注我 @ Nataliekeyssar，了解更多危机期间的复原力故事。关注 @ natgeointhefield，实时报道这个发展中的故事。

案例简介：Photo by @nataliekeyssar / People all over the world embrace faith and ritual during times of crisis. Statistically many turn to religion during tough times, or become more observant when confronted with loss and uncertainty. To explore this idea, I spent the past few weeks traveling across Alabama, one of the most religious states in the U.S., according to the Pew Research Center, looking at how faith has intersected with one of the most difficult years anyone can remember. I met Candice Eaton as she sorted through the wreckage of her home, destroyed by a tornado in Wellington, Alabama, in late March. Like so many others, the pandemic was not the only crisis Eaton had to endure. As Eaton was searching through the debris for her son’s favorite baseball cards, she told me this was the second time in a decade that her home had been hit by a tornado—and that she had been involved in a car accident when she got the news about this one. Thankfully she was unhurt, and she showed incredible resilience and composure as she tried to pick up the pieces, with help from faith-based volunteer groups from her community who came out in droves. She cried as we spoke, but also found the strength to smile. “If I wasn’t religious, I don’t know where I’d be right now,” she said. Thank you so much @insidenatgeo for the generous support for this project, publishing in full soon on @natgeo. Follow me @Nataliekeyssar for more stories of resilience during crisis.Follow @natgeointhefield for real-time coverage of this developing story.

国家地理 - Photo by @nataliekeyssar / People all over the world embrace faith and ritual during times of crisis. Statistically many

案例简介：照片由 @ nataliekeyssar/世界各地的人们在危机时期拥抱信仰和仪式。在统计上，许多人在艰难时期转向宗教，或者在面对损失和不确定性时变得更加敏锐。为了探索这个想法，根据皮尤研究中心 (Pew Research Center) 的数据，我在过去的几周里穿越了阿拉巴马州，阿拉巴马州是美国最宗教的州之一，研究了信仰如何与任何人都记得的最困难的年份相交。我遇到了坎迪斯·伊顿 (Candice Eaton)，她整理了3月月下旬在阿拉巴马州惠灵顿被龙卷风摧毁的房屋残骸。像其他许多人一样，大流行并不是伊顿必须忍受的唯一危机。当伊顿在废墟中寻找她儿子最喜欢的棒球卡时，她告诉我这是十年来她的家第二次被龙卷风袭击-当她得到关于这件事的消息时，她卷入了一场车祸。谢天谢地，她没有受伤，在她所在社区的基于信仰的志愿者团体的帮助下，她表现出了令人难以置信的韧性和沉着，她试图收拾残局。我们说话时，她哭了，但也找到了微笑的力量。“如果我不信教，我不知道我现在会在哪里，” 她说。非常感谢 @ insidenatgeo对该项目的慷慨支持，并将在 @ natgeo上全面发布。关注我 @ Nataliekeyssar，了解更多危机期间的复原力故事。关注 @ natgeointhefield，实时报道这个发展中的故事。

国家地理 - Photo by @nataliekeyssar / People all over the world embrace faith and ritual during times of crisis. Statistically many

案例简介：Photo by @nataliekeyssar / People all over the world embrace faith and ritual during times of crisis. Statistically many turn to religion during tough times, or become more observant when confronted with loss and uncertainty. To explore this idea, I spent the past few weeks traveling across Alabama, one of the most religious states in the U.S., according to the Pew Research Center, looking at how faith has intersected with one of the most difficult years anyone can remember. I met Candice Eaton as she sorted through the wreckage of her home, destroyed by a tornado in Wellington, Alabama, in late March. Like so many others, the pandemic was not the only crisis Eaton had to endure. As Eaton was searching through the debris for her son’s favorite baseball cards, she told me this was the second time in a decade that her home had been hit by a tornado—and that she had been involved in a car accident when she got the news about this one. Thankfully she was unhurt, and she showed incredible resilience and composure as she tried to pick up the pieces, with help from faith-based volunteer groups from her community who came out in droves. She cried as we spoke, but also found the strength to smile. “If I wasn’t religious, I don’t know where I’d be right now,” she said. Thank you so much @insidenatgeo for the generous support for this project, publishing in full soon on @natgeo. Follow me @Nataliekeyssar for more stories of resilience during crisis.Follow @natgeointhefield for real-time coverage of this developing story.

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国家地理 - Photo by @nataliekeyssar / People all over the world embrace faith and ritual during times of crisis. Statistically many

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