Every year at Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter, IMB workers partner with local believers to present in several dozen classes, using the holidays to explain the gospel story. They use Creation to Christ, a method of sharing the gospel by explaining chronological Bible stories.
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Face masks will be a part of life even after this pandemic ends
Other countries have normalized face masks when sick - here s why the U.S. will join them
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In June 2020, just six months after the World Health Organization first learned of a viral phenomenon in Wuhan, China, that would become the COVID-19 pandemic, life in the city where the disease was first identified was largely back to normal. The Chinese government attributed the success of a brutal lockdown period to
its
citizens voluntarily adopting safety precautions
. Even when residents of Wuhan were no longer required to wear personal protective equipment (PPE) in public, 35 year-old resident Pan Yuan told Reuters that “people still wear masks.”
TV phenomenon Normal People turned Paul Mescal into a global superstar but the coming-of-age story has also sprinkled some stardust on its set locations.
With Connell’s chain getting its own Instagram account, it’s no surprise the location of the character’s petrol station job along with his Debs hotel and the Korean restaurant where he brings new girlfriend, Helen, on a date have become selfie hotspots.
And the real-life staff in the working locations have also enjoyed some second-hand fame.
When the film crew descended on Brothers Dosirak in Capel Street in Dublin, they spent an entire day filming the loved-up date scenes between Paul Mescal’s character of Connell and his girlfriend Helen, played by actress Aoife Hinds.