This blog consists of two parts: the first shares the perspective of Margaret, a lecturer at a college in Dublin; the second shares the perspective of Mihai, who works in the advertising industry. Although Margaret and Mihai come from different cultural and professional contexts, their experiences of living alone in lockdown provide valuable insight (regardless […]
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Finding Community in Lockdown
I am not a charismatic or outgoing person. I don’t command attention when I step into a room; on the contrary, I run far away from it. I was initially grateful for the lockdown restrictions: I didn’t want to have to make small talk with strangers, and I certainly didn’t want anyone to distract me […]
The Hidden Lockdown
Exactly a year ago, life changed: lockdown life and social distancing became our drill. Without initially knowing how long our lives would be like this, we were all suddenly swimming in different waters. The majority of us can relate in some way and say that this pandemic life has often not been a breeze. For […]
CCC Lockdown Seminars
Through the history of salvation there have been challenging moments that came upon God’s people – plagues, exile, droughts, defeat and a whole host of other things. Whether it was slavery in Egypt, anarchy during the time of judges, civil war under the egotistical kings of the 8th Century BC, the plague of locusts in […]