While nearly all pastors say their church held in-person worship services at the beginning of March, the situation had changed radically by the end of the month.
As we are thinking innovatively about how to do church or business with these new limitations, we need a similar level of creativity in team building and de-stressing.
As the church works to understand and engage the gravity of the suffering and loss around the globe, I’d argue that we are best served by seeing this season as a catalyst.
CT Books
(Weekly)Each issue contains up-to-date, insightful information about today’s culture, plus analysis of books important to the evangelical thinker.
Lessons from Moses: Pastor, You Are Not Alone!
Most Churches Have Stopped Gathering, Few Plan to Meet on Easter
Online Tools to Maximize the Good News During the COVID-19 Crisis
In Quarantine: What We Can Learn from the Early Church
