This document discusses the spiritual impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. It notes that the virus has spread globally without regard to borders or other human distinctions. While the spiritual impact is currently negative, the document expresses hope that humanity can experience a positive spiritual leap forward through reflection on this crisis. It suggests COVID-19 reminds us that we are a global community and calls for overcoming divisions through collaboration. The document also discusses two spiritual meanings drawn from the Bible: 1) that praying from home allows all access to God, and 2) that family prayer at home can be a real form of "Church" or the Body of Christ, as supported by a Bible verse.
This document discusses the spiritual impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. It notes that the virus has spread globally without regard to borders or other human distinctions. While the spiritual impact is currently negative, the document expresses hope that humanity can experience a positive spiritual leap forward through reflection on this crisis. It suggests COVID-19 reminds us that we are a global community and calls for overcoming divisions through collaboration. The document also discusses two spiritual meanings drawn from the Bible: 1) that praying from home allows all access to God, and 2) that family prayer at home can be a real form of "Church" or the Body of Christ, as supported by a Bible verse.
This document discusses the spiritual impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. It notes that the virus has spread globally without regard to borders or other human distinctions. While the spiritual impact is currently negative, the document expresses hope that humanity can experience a positive spiritual leap forward through reflection on this crisis. It suggests COVID-19 reminds us that we are a global community and calls for overcoming divisions through collaboration. The document also discusses two spiritual meanings drawn from the Bible: 1) that praying from home allows all access to God, and 2) that family prayer at home can be a real form of "Church" or the Body of Christ, as supported by a Bible verse.
CONTEXT COVID 19 PANDEMY HAS SPREAD AROUND THE GLOBE WITHOUT CONSIDERING HUMAN BEING BOUNDARIES, SUCH AS NATIONAL BORDERS, LEVEL OF PEOPLE WEALTH, RELIGIOUS ETC ALL COUNTRIES IMPACTED UNCERTAIN END WHAT IS COVID 19 MEANING TO US Despite the unknown and the uncertainty, COVID-19 has offered us the opportunity to reflect on the spiritual impact it has on the world and our communities. In this broad sense, the spiritual impact is currently not so firmly positive; however, I believe that that in the end, humanity, as a whole, can take a spiritual leap forward. For those who are in the process to self discovery, this moment will help to find their relationship with God or with universe. This is spiritual leap. SOCIAL MEANING COVID-19 creates a worldwide threat but reminds us we are a global community Covid 19 is everyone’s problem despite their religion, social economic strata, nationality. Developing or progressive country, Covid 19 goes beyond everybody’s boundaries Overcoming through collaborations, working together, no ego but willing to offer contribution . COVID-19 demands physical distancing but requires unified societal action In Indonesia context, NGO lives in fragmentation due to long history of colonialism and suspicious feeling to one another or always in race, find a way to reconciliation Indonesia society that has been in disagreement since presidential election, is now finding their way to overcome this decease together Bad impact: can lead to : stigmatization, blaming, and scapegoating 1 MEANING FROM BIBLE ST
Praying from home
will bring into a realisation that everybody can have access to God, either offline or online 2 ND MEANING Time for understanding that, instead of being in the Church buildings, family members praying together in their homes is also the real Church or Body of Christ in a spiritual sense. The call to pray from home equally assures God’s presence in line with what Jesus said in the gospel of Matthew 18:20
Matthew 18:20 (read) ‘’ For where two
or three gather in my name, there am I with them.”