Some thoughts about an issue that mission agencies will be facing over the next few years.
Tag: coronavirus
Lockdown Has Been For Two Years!
The calendar will say that we’ve been locked down for a year to fifteen months, but in terms of corporate lived experience it will be significantly longer than that.
Lessons from A Pandemic
If all the church has learnt during this time of COVID-19 is how to live-stream sermons, worship songs, religious rites and requests for tithes, we have lost the Kairos moment.
Agency directors and trustees need to take a look at their online offerings. Most agencies have good websites and some are excellent. However, there is a minority of agencies who have sites that could best be described as woeful.
Where There Is No Covid
Tanzania’s reaction to coronavirus vaccinations is symptomatic of a bigger issue which has huge implications for world mission.
Eddie on the radio!
Life in Lockdown
It is notable that the countries that have fared the worst in this pandemic, parts of Western Europe and North America are also countries which like to tell the rest of the world how to run their affairs.
The Next Pandemic
If we keep destroying habitats at the rate we are doing, we will inevitably come into contact with more animals carrying viruses that are potentially harmful to us and it is not impossible that we will encounter something that can be transmitted as easily as Covid-19, but with the mortality rate of Ebola.
Mission Futures
Over the years, I’ve attended numerous international missions’ conferences, some of which were very helpful, and some less so. There are a couple of things that these conferences have in common; they are very expensive to run and they all involve a lot of air travel. Neither of which are ideal.
In short, believing men and women are called to tell the world in which they live that God is loving and merciful and that He gives deliverance from sin and death to all who in faith surrender to Christ.