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It has already been two months since we started resuming onsite service. Thanks to team leaders and serving members, we have been able to run our service safely and efficiently. As our church was still in LEVEL 2, we only permitted adult members to attend onsite service. But that will

We had booked the retreat site and confirmed guest speaker, but due to COVID-19, we had to cancel the booking. However, regarding the retreat, Membership team leader suggested providing an online version instead of cancelling it. At first, I wasn’t sure, but after discussing the format, it sounded like

After five months of going through COVID-19, church bible study season will now resume. During the pandemic, the focus was to bring our Sunday service online as best as we could. It required a lot of research, experiments and time to adjust to a new way of ministry. As we

Many people find it difficult not to compare themselves to others. I also struggled with comparison during my puberty. When I was in high school, I battled with self-image because I had many pimples, small eyes, and narrow shoulders. I believed that girls would not find me attractive because of

One news that got me excited was NBA basketball resuming. They created a “Bubble” in Disney World resort, where it is is free of COVID-19 and only allows players and staff who are free of the virus. So far, there have been zero confirmed cases in the bubble. As the

Crisis speeds up innovation The Covid-19 crisis has taught us many things. But one of the main things is this: Forms change, spirit doesn’t. One said, “crisis is a cradle for innovation.” Some even say, “crisis speeds up civilization.” Unfortunately, church is often very reluctant or late to change.