People lead normal lives when they are able to communicate in one way or another, and receive provision. As COVID-19 has blocked face to face meetings, people are experiencing various kinds of difficulties, and this can even lead to psychological disorder. I believe the Australian government also feared the effect the lockdown may have on our mental health.
In this respect, mokjang gatherings are more crucial than ever during this time. God created mankind to communicate, encourage one another, help the weak, and be joyful and proud of it. During this time of COVID-19, if we serve the lonely and the isolated and invite them to our mokjangs, our gatherings will become livelier, and we will see fruits of soul salvation.
Following the 50-people rule announced last week that we had applied at our church, we are now able to invite up to 20 people to our homes, which means our mokjang gatherings can go back to normal. Starting this week, I hope all mokjangs can have a rotation and hold a gathering at each home.
The Sunday joint service can still only be attended offline fortnightly, but those attending online can find a way to do so with their mokjang members. Please try to include those who have not been able to worship online and look out for anyone that may have been left out, and help in their participation.
This week’s message
The Australian Government announced last week that up to 20 visitors are allowed per home, which means our mokjang gatherings can now be held as normal. If you have not been able to have your mokjang gatherings up till now, please ensure you now do.
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People lead normal lives when they are able to communicate in one way or another, and receive provision. As COVID-19 has blocked face to face meetings, people are experiencing various kinds of difficulties, and this can even lead to psychological disorder. I believe the Australian government also feared the effect the lockdown may have on our mental health.
In this respect, mokjang gatherings are more crucial than ever during this time. God created mankind to communicate, encourage one another, help the weak, and be joyful and proud of it. During this time of COVID-19, if we serve the lonely and the isolated and invite them to our mokjangs, our gatherings will become livelier, and we will see fruits of soul salvation.
Following the 50-people rule announced last week that we had applied at our church, we are now able to invite up to 20 people to our homes, which means our mokjang gatherings can go back to normal. Starting this week, I hope all mokjangs can have a rotation and hold a gathering at each home.
The Sunday joint service can still only be attended offline fortnightly, but those attending online can find a way to do so with their mokjang members. Please try to include those who have not been able to worship online and look out for anyone that may have been left out, and help in their participation.
This week’s message
The Australian Government announced last week that up to 20 visitors are allowed per home, which means our mokjang gatherings can now be held as normal. If you have not been able to have your mokjang gatherings up till now, please ensure you now do.