Tag Archives: Covid-19

Virus as a Summons to Faith

Posted on December 18, 2020 by carolyncustisjames

In the early days of Covid-19, Professor Aisha Ahmad, University of Toronto (who is no stranger to suffering) offered this insight: Global catastrophes change the world . . . the legacy of this pandemic will live with us for years, perhaps decades … Continue reading →

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The 2020 Ezer Surge

Posted on December 10, 2020 by carolyncustisjames

For a lot of people, 2020 is the year we’d most like to forget.  2020 will always remind us of the global Covid-19 pandemic. It’s been a year of irreparable loss of loved ones, jobs, businesses, even homes. Shutdowns have … Continue reading →

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New Wine Tastings: Bringing Awareness to the #MeToo/#ChurchToo Pandemic (Part 1)

Posted on July 22, 2020 by carolyncustisjames

Coronavirus isn’t the only pandemic currently destroying human lives. Although Covid-19 remains a deadly threat to human lives around the world and warrants a serious response from all of us, we cannot afford to allow this pandemic to turn our … Continue reading →

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