Logos for April 25, 2020--Soul Care-How to Avoid Infection from Another Pandemic. Another deadly pandemic is even more fatal than the coronavirus. Sin’s virus has infected the entire human family, and we’re on the front lines of the battle. Church administrators, pastors, departmental directors, and gospel workers of all types also need personal protective equipment. If in our busyness we neglect our personal protective equipment, we are likely to be infected with the virus of sin. If in our frantic rush to minister to others we don’t have on our protective equipment, we, too, may contract a fatal disease. 

Logos for April 18, 2020--Social Togetherness Is Not Lost. These are unprecedented times in the history of humankind and the Christian church. The Coronavirus COVID19 is bringing the entire world to its knees in disbelief and fear. There are 210 countries in the world, and all are battling COVID19. For the past few days, I have been studying the response of all countries and noted that all governments have instituted some form of curfew, emergency orders or lockdown, to stem the spread of this unpredictable, deadly virus. 

Logos for April 11, 2020--Thoughts From Our Children About COVID19. Over the past few weeks we have been greatly affected by COVID-19 and it is continuing its destructive sweep over the countries of the world. What is so amazing with this disease is that it has no respect for a person’s status in life, race, religion or age. And yes, I say age because even though it is said that elderly persons are among the individuals that are more susceptible to this disease, this virus continues to affect our children as well. The Children and Adolescent Ministries Department of the South Bahamas Conference of Seventh-day Adventists spoke to a number of children to get their thoughts on the coronavirus/COVID19 and this is what a few of them had to say about it.

Logos for April 4 2020--Protecting Your Mental Health in the Midsts of COVID19. With the effects of Hurricane Dorian still lingering in The Bahamas, dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic in our little nation can be particularly stressful for many people. Feelings of anxiety, fear, and helplessness are common emotions as we go through these difficult times. For some persons, this crisis compounds other issues they were already dealing with such as grief, depression, domestic violence, and abuse.