March27 , 2023

    Religious Leaders Offer Hope Amid Pandemic

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    The COVID-19 pandemic has put the world to a standstill. Church doors are closed and Sunday services are now streamed online. Only essential businesses are still operating and most of the workers are isolated at home. The Coronavirus is an invisible enemy that has infected more than 2.4 million people worldwide and killed more than 150,000.

    Religious leaders offered messages of hope to alleviate people’s feeling of fear and uncertainty during the pandemic.

    Every crisis in our world is an open door to show God’s love. While the current environment around the nation is one of fear, God is in control. —Rick Warren, Saddleback Church pastor

    In his Easter message, Saddleback Church pastor Rick Warren, said, “Every crisis in our world is an open door to show God’s love. While the c