COVID-19 Notes
Invitation to Reflect….
The COVID-19 pandemic causes much pain and suffering. It may also offer us an opportunity to reflect on who we are and what we do as God’s children, as the church. Maybe we shouldn’t go back to “normal.” Maybe the old “normal” wasn’t so good but was just the path of least resistance, the easiest way to get by.
Interpreting Scripture for Our COVID-19 Times
“Where two or three (but less than ten) are gathered in my name, there am I in the midst of them.”
Matthew 18:20 (revised)
Socialism? Not really…
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What to do?
With all the schools closed because of the pandemic, what’s to do except hang around mom’s stall in the market?
What is to come?
This building on Monivong Boulevard, a major thoroughfare in Phnom Penh, shows a varied history. Probably a respectable colonial era building before the Khmer Rouge, it subsequently had a utilitarian top floor added. Now it is being renovated again—or maybe will be replaced. Will any of its colonial beauty be preserved? We’ll have to wait and see.
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So many countries are talking about re-opening businesses to counter the downturn in the economy because of the coronavirus. This woman never closed down her little rice shop. She’s open every day or her family doesn’t eat.
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