A Christian in Prague, Czech Republic, shares encouragement from the Bible on the streets. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the country is in a state of emergency and lockdown. Christians in Prague are taking to the streets wearing masks and practicing socially distance to share the Word, hand out Bibles and share the hope found in Christ. | IMB
Earlier this year, when shutdowns over the coronavirus were fairly recent, experts on mission work came together for a podcast to discuss the possible impact of COVID-19 on their efforts.
Hosted by ABWE International in late April, the Missions Podcast episode examined how mission work was going to be impacted, possibly for the long term, by the pandemic.
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COVID-19 might have brought a halt to many industries, but it has not stopped the Gospel from spreading across the nations.
In late April, when shutdowns were still fairly recent due to the coronavirus outbreak, mission experts worried about the future of mission efforts and how organizations can sustain their funding.
But as reports show, it looks like the COVID-19 pandemic has not affected the spread of the Gospel across the nations, the Christian Post reported. Instead of dampening efforts, Christians have found a way to spread the good news - including the use of media and technology to reach people.
A Christian in Prague, Czech Republic, shares encouragement from the Bible on the streets. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the country is in a state of emergency and lockdown. Christians in Prague are taking to the streets wearing masks and practicing socially distance to share the Word, hand out Bibles and share the hope found in Christ. | IMB
Earlier this year, when shutdowns over the coronavirus were fairly recent, experts on mission work came together for a podcast to discuss the possible impact of COVID-19 on their efforts.
Hosted by ABWE International in late April, the Missions Podcast episode examined how mission work was going to be impacted, possibly for the long term, by the pandemic.