MISSIONS in the age of CORONAVIRUS

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Editorial: What Do We Do Now? by Rick Wood

In the Age of Coronavirus Will We Go and Take the Land? by C. Anderson

Possibilities in the Pandemic by Stan Parks

One Movement Adjusts to the Pandemic by Kevin Higgins

Global Status of COVID-19 Pandemic by Justin Long

The Church’s Response to Pandemics by Glenn Sunshine

Six Ways to Bear Witness in a Pandemic by Isaie Ndayizeye

Galmi Hospital prepares in the face of COVID-19 by Tianna Haas

Whether Ebola or Covid-19, God’s People Move Toward, Not Away From, Suffering by Shodankeh Johnson & Harry Brown

24:14 Coalition Update by Trevor Larsen

The FJCCA Church Planting Movement by Stephen Bailey & Dwight Martin

Toward the Edges by Kevin Higgins

Further Reflections by Greg Parsons

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Jul/Aug 2020; Issue 42.4

Unless you were around when the 1918 Spanish Flu hit the world, leading to at least 50 million deaths, none of us have experienced anything like what we have been going through with the coronavirus crisis. It has affected all of us to one degree or another. As I write in late May, many countries and various U.S. states are lifting lockdown orders and people are learning how to do business in new ways while living with the virus. The lockdowns have not succeeded in eliminating the virus, just slowing its spread long enough for hospitals and governments to cope with its impact. As a result, those most vulnerable to the virus will have to continue taking extraordinary precautions to protect themselves while the virus continues its gradual spread through the broader society until “herd immunity” is achieved or a vaccine is developed.

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MISSIONS in the age of CORONAVIRUS

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