The coronavirus has lurched the world into crisis mode in only weeks: countries closing borders, overwhelmed hospitals, turning away stroke victims to care for COVID-19 patients, school closures…
Many churches are live streaming and people are worshipping at home. Children’s ministries are suspended, some indefinitely. While this may seem a bad thing, perhaps it could be a blessing in disguise.
Communities and churches have adopted a slew of initiatives to help seniors keep occupied and connected. And that is wonderful.
Is watching live-streamed Sunday services in response to COVID-19 considered worship? If the foremost authority on worship Robert E Webber is correct, not necessarily.
“The Coronavirus spreads racism against—and among—ethnic Chinese,” says a title in The Economist.1 Kung Phoak writes, “Stop prejudice…
In our HDB, there is a poster giving tips on how to avoid the COVID-19 virus: “Wash your hands regularly; do not touch your face; wear a mask…
In How God Became King, N. T. Wright, asks questions people often think: “If God is really king, why is there still cancer? Why are there still tsunamis? Why are…
