By Jimmy Bero
Collaboration Project Story Team

A month has gone by since Charles Huang told this story at Blackhawk Church during the Sunday service on March 15,  the first Sunday of online church during the COVID-19 Pandemic. At that point, people were just beginning to realize what in meant to shelter in place. Now, as our patience with being cooped up grows thin but the importance of staying put remains, it is a good time to hear his story.

Charles shared this incredibly powerful, personal story about his experience with the SARS Outbreak while living in Taiwan, and what it looked like to love and be loved during that pandemic.

Watch this four-and-a-half minute video and consider his story and reflect on what it looks like to love our neighbor by staying home.

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