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The Church is Not Closed

Written during lockdown:

Choose the fast
Loose the bonds

Free the oppressed
Break the yoke

Divide the bread
Feed the hungry

House the homeless
Clothe the naked

Darkness to light
Gloom to midday

Close your doors
Open your hearts

Church closed
Church deployed

Church deployed
Essential

Gospel Public services
Gospel voluntary services

Gospel homeless services
Gospel food banks

Graveside gospel
Bands of marriage gospel message

Live streams
Living streams

Gospel food pantry
Gospel soup kitchen

Gospel meals on wheels
Gospel grocery drop offs

Gospel food boxes
Gospel nappie provisions

Gospel clothes release
Gospel keyworker childcare

Gospel books
Gospel bibles

Keyworker vacancies
Witnesses sign up

His church will not disappear into the night
She will rise on the wings of the morning

Kingdom come
Kingdom coming

The church is not closed,
The church is deployed

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