By: Dr. Norm Henry* Our losses from the current pandemic have been extensive, at times staggering. Losing a family member is a great grief. Losing your job is scary. We grieve the loss of corporate worship. Livestreaming worship is good, but we long to worship together in the sanctuary. We miss giving hugs to family
Mary Silverio from the Dominican Republic shares with us how she and her entire immediate family came face to face with the virus and, how her faith, family and the love of the church were fundamental during that time. My name is Mary Silverio, my husband is Rolfy Vilorio and our children are Indiana and
“So whenever we are in need, we should come bravely before the throne of our merciful God. There we will be treated with undeserved kindness, and we will find help.” Hebrews 4:16 CEV Many have passed away during the pandemic -- parents, spouses, children, and church members. These are repeated traumas for families, aggravated by
The world has been impacted by an unexpected pandemic that has affected every area of life, including the health, safety, finances, and mobility of the global church. As a result, the Board of General Superintendents (BGS) called for several entities to review plans for the upcoming 30th General Assembly and Conventions, scheduled for 23 June
