"Even if we stand at the very summit of virtue, it is by mercy that we shall be saved." –John Chrysostom
I remember months ago constantly hearing people ask: “Do you even know one person who's had COVID?” We don't hear this question so much anymore, because the reality of the pandemic has hit home for us all. We all know someone, and for some of us of many someones who have been sick, have died, … Continue reading A Pastor’s Lament – The Hardest Part of 2020
Read the Full ERLC Article here. One of the more subtle tragedies of the last several weeks has been a furthering divide between natural-born and immigrant/refugee Americans. The Church is not immune to this and we who call ourselves followers of Christ must be willing to see all others and their circumstances through the lens … Continue reading More on Loving and Serving our Immigrant and Refugee Neighbors during a Pandemic (ERLC)
Read the full Tulsa World article here. "At a time when anti-Asian sentiments have disappointingly reemerged, Tian and Liying stand out as light in darkness. They have helped meet critical needs, both physical and spiritual, in our community, country, and around the world. They have allowed love, not fear, to drive their actions. Tian and … Continue reading BONUS CONTENT/PICTURES from Tulsa World Story: Tian and Liying help equip Tulsa’s largest hospital with N95 masks
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