Anonymous
03/20/2020 09:32
Subject: If you usually go to church on Sunday, what are you doing this Sunday?
Our congregation is streaming services, hosting viewing parties and has zoom Sunday school classes. Plus check ins during the week.
Anonymous
03/20/2020 08:40
Subject: If you usually go to church on Sunday, what are you doing this Sunday?
I go to shul weekly for the community. The service is the price I have to pay to be with my community. I have no idea what I’m going to do this week.
Anonymous
03/20/2020 07:55
Subject: Re:If you usually go to church on Sunday, what are you doing this Sunday?
Our church live streams. We watch that. The kids have a separate service that is not live streamed, but they have emailed resources so we will review and discuss those.
Anonymous
03/20/2020 07:53
Subject: If you usually go to church on Sunday, what are you doing this Sunday?
Our church is doing a webex service, so we do that.
I am going to try working in a short “Sunday school” activity on Sunday morning as well.
I am going to try working in a short “Sunday school” activity on Sunday morning as well.
Anonymous
03/20/2020 07:52
Subject: Re:If you usually go to church on Sunday, what are you doing this Sunday?
Our church has a Zoom for us to join in. Regular service with music and everything.
Anonymous
03/20/2020 07:51
Subject: Re:If you usually go to church on Sunday, what are you doing this Sunday?
Watching church, reading the Bible, praying together, sharing communion together. It would be a great opportunity to show your kids that faith is more than just church.
Anonymous
03/20/2020 00:29
Subject: If you usually go to church on Sunday, what are you doing this Sunday?
We are a family who always attends church unless someone is sick. We go to the same church as the grandparents, and meet them there, and it's all very nice.
Obviously, we aren't going any more for the forseeable future, so I'd like to come up with some kind of way to set aside that time, and make it meaningful to the kids and have a bit of ritual and togetherness and concentration on our faith, but I'm not sure exactly what that might look like, so I'm curious what other people are doing.
Obviously, we aren't going any more for the forseeable future, so I'd like to come up with some kind of way to set aside that time, and make it meaningful to the kids and have a bit of ritual and togetherness and concentration on our faith, but I'm not sure exactly what that might look like, so I'm curious what other people are doing.