The Bible teaches us that times and seasons are in God's hands. We are called to trust Him, whatever happens. With the coronavirus pandemic continuing to make its presence felt all over the world, God calls us to stand firm and above all to pray for governments, for our neighbours and for our nation.
Our vision is to point people to God during this time so that they might trust Him and find comfort and encouragement from His word. The resources included here are intended to equip and inspire you all in these uncertain times to pray without ceasing, asking God to be merciful to our land, our neighbours and to our families.
The secret is this: Knowing that the same sovereignty that could stop the coronavirus and doesn’t, is the very sovereignty that sustains the soul in it. Indeed, more than sustains — sweetens with hope that, for those who trust Him, His purposes are kind, even in death.
Here are some helpful resources to help you navigate through this crisis.
With James Mildred
Watch daily devotionals from CARE's James Mildred on our You Tube channel and on our main Facebook page. We hope these will inspire and encourage you during lockdown.
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As part of our 'Ten Ways to Pray' series, here are ten prayers about the Covid-19 pandemic which we hope you will find helpful and inspiring.
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CARE's Michael Veitch writes about the only place we can put our trust when everything else in the world feels so uncertain.
Read articleJohn Wyatt
In this Podcast, Tim and John Wyatt discuss the rise of the Omicron variant and the many questions that this raises.
ListenBy Rev. Malcolm Duncan
In this article, Malcolm Duncan explores how we respond to the potential of mandatory Covid-19 vaccination certificates.
Read ArticleBy Professor John Wyatt
Professor and former Consultant in Neonatology John Wyatt has gathered some resources on the ethical issues surrounding Covid-19, and he helpfully answers FAQs around the Covid-19 vaccine.
Read moreThe Gospelbound podcast by The Gospel Coalition
In this podcast, John Lennox explores how to trust God in a world of pain, suffering, and the coronavirus.
ListenBy Gaye Clarke
As the pandemic lingers longer than any of us anticipated, Clarke outlines the seven things Christian healthcare workers would like you to know.
Read articleBy John C. Lennox
In this short yet profound book, Oxford Professor John Lennox examines the coronavirus in light of various belief systems and shows how the Christian worldview not only helps us to make sense of it, but also offers us real hope to cling to.
Buy bookA book by John Piper
In Coronavirus and Christ, John Piper offers six biblical answers to the question, What is God doing through the coronavirus?—reminding us that God is at work in this moment in history.
downloadA crowdsourced index of useful digital communication tools for church leaders, communications teams and church staff to refer to during the coronavirus outbreak.
Read moreBy Malcolm Duncan, Debbie Duncan & Chris Shaw
In this article, Rev Malcolm Duncan, Lecturer and respiratory nurse Debbie Duncan, and Prof Chris Shaw explore the ethics of Covid-19 vaccines, and seek to articulate a Christian response to the moral dilemma presented by taking vaccines developed using foetal cell lines from an aborted baby.
Read moreThe Gospel Coalition
The Gospel Coalition have produced a series of blogs and articles, with practical advice, personal reflections and helpful encouragements.
Read moreChurch of England
This page contains prayers and intercessions for personal or group use, special prayers for use if it isn’t possible to meet in church, and a simple form of prayer for the morning and evening, which can be downloaded, printed, and shared with those remaining at home or who are unable to access the Internet.
Read moreReal Christian hope is our ultimate confidence, rooted in the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead, that the Creator of the world is also the Redeemer and Sustainer of the world, and will one day return to renew the entire creation.
Watch daily devotionals from CARE's James Mildred on our YouTube channel and on our main Facebook page.
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