COVID-19 has stopped the world. In fact, in recent months almost everything has stagnated in our country, shops, schools, universities, shopping malls, offices, public offices and of course churches have stopped opening their doors.
For almost 100 days, virtually nothing opened up, bringing unimaginable problems to the 21st century citizen; However, by the grace of God, little by little in some places of this immense nation, life begins to return to normal, for in some cities and states it seems that the pandemic is under control, which fills our hearts with hope and joy.
- As a result.
- Mayors and governors are gradually beginning to signal the return to work.
- As well as the normal activities of the population.
- As well as the return of religious gatherings.
- With this in mind.
- I’d like to list four questions.
- That a church must respond to before returning to public meetings:.
1. La pandemic situation in your city under control?Did the city council, even on a limited basis, allow the return of religious meetings?
2. Does your church have a structure and facilities, such as a thermometer, masks, gloves, gel with alcohol and other products to ensure the safety of church members?
Are church leaders, pastors, and deaconos trained to serve public services in a very limited format?
4. Has your church established an organized plan to return to public services, temporarily excluding children, pregnant women, and the elderly?
It is essential to answer these questions positively. I believe that if your answers are negative to these questions, it is best to wait a more opportune time for the return of public sessions, but if the law allows it and the church has taken all steps on it. the security of the believer, I see no problem with God’s people being re-founded in person.
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