NEW YORK (AP) — While faith and science face unprecedented challenges during the coronavirus pandemic, including to their relationship with each other, the two have worked in concert for several experts leading the U.S. government’s pandemic response. National Institutes of Health Director Francis Collins founded a nonprofit focused on “the harmony between science and biblical faith.” Robert Redfield, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, describes his faith and his public health work as mutually reinforcing. Anthony Fauci, NIH’s senior infectious disease specialist, isn’t involved in organized religion but has credited his Jesuit schooling with burnishing the values that drive his public service.