Since Sunday 22nd March 2020, my Sunday has not been the same till now. It has been disrupted by COVID-19 and handed me another opportunity to be fellowshing from home, joining other believers online or doing devotion with my family. COVID-19 has virtually changed the way we do everything.
 
Let’s see how I have missed my Sundays.

Waking Up Time
I used to wake up at 4am to do my personal devotion, which included prayers, Bible reading and studying as well as a couple of pages of a book if possible.

Reporting Time
I will normally get to church by 6.30am or 6.45am ahead of first service at 7am.

Working Time
I worked non-stop from 6.30am to about 3pm. This comprised talking to church members, working on announcements, reminders, engaging with departments, reporting to my Senior Pastor, reviewing some aspects or the whole of the service(s). In between, I get the chance to listen to the Word preached, pray and eat something. Massive workload.

Closing Time
I never had a clear closing time. I either left church early by 2pm or late around 8pm depending on the activities after the main services in the morning.

What have I missed? Goodness, everything! I miss the people, pressure, reports, smiles, laughter, prayers with the saints, the Word, the families, the choir, praise and worship, the hymns, the band, the children, the cries of babies during adult service, the dance, the complaints, and many many more.
 
Church is sweet. The assembly of the called out ones is truly a body of Christ. Nothing can beat that.

Where is my Sunday? Well, COVID-19 has it for a while but we shall be back and all will join to sing GREAT IS HIS FAITHFULNESS.

Where is your Sunday? What have you missed about Sunday church service? Share your thoughts in the comments column below.