Nazarene doctor René Rivas*, of Guatemalan origin, shares how the Lord has allowed him to serve pastoral families, church members, and vulnerable families in their communities during the time of quarantine. Besides medical services, the Lord has allowed him to share a message of peace and hope to many people, including some twenty COVID-19 patients.
Noemi and Lorenzo Sosa* are ministers in Oaxaca, Mexico; they tell us how in the midst of COVID-19 how the faith community, both local and international, walked with them giving them support and how they clung to hope. "We believed that we would never get out of this, but we reflected on the promises of
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
