When it comes to keeping mission co-workers safe in the face of a global pandemic, there is no one-size-fits-all decision. Each situation is different, and each decision is individual. (Photo provided to Leslie Vogel)

Migrants are one the most vulnerable groups identified in the COVID-19 crisis, but especially so in the Philippines, where about 10 percent of the 100 million total population lives or works abroad because of poverty and lack of employment. (Photo provided by Rev. Cathy Chang, courtesy of global partners)

Your support of Presbyterian Mission makes these transformational ministries possible even in difficult times. This is a challenging time for the whole world, our mission partners, and our mission co-workers. Your continued support of Presbyterian World Mission is as essential as ever. (Getty Images)

A few weeks before coronavirus, mission co-worker Kristi Rice joined a meeting of women to talk about community development. The women gathered in a circle after the church service, many of them holding young children on their laps. She started the discussion by reflecting on John 10:10, where Jesus expressed his intention to give us "life, and have it abundantly." (Photo by Elijah Luak)