Felipe Verduzco reported the news recently on Zoom. There was no teleprompter available, so he used cue cards. Even though many reporters are working from home in more casual attire, he wore a full suit while on camera.
Here’s what makes his time on camera especially newsworthy: Felipe is in first grade and reported the news to his fellow classmates.
His newscast began: “Good morning, this is Felipe reporting for NBC 5. The coronavirus is going around. Here’s some things you can do to not get sick.”
His mother, a former TV producer, says that “before he even started walking, he would stand in front of the TV watching Samantha Davies doing the weather. And every time he would hear her voice, he would literally stand in front of the TV watching Samantha.”
Now Felipe’s class is watching him.
A devotional I’ve ready daily for 27 years
You don’t need me to convince you that these are difficult days for everyone. In the midst of a pandemic unprecedented in our lifetime, one of our most common fears is that all we can do is not all that needs to be done. We feel powerless and wonder if our best is good enough.
Here’s the good news: as we work, God works. What can we do that positions us to partner with him most effectively?
Oswald Chambers lived one of the most extraordinary Christian lives of the twentieth century. A native of Scotland, his ministry of preaching and teaching took him to the United States and Japan. He founded a Bible Training College in London, then served as chaplain to British troops in Egypt during World War I.
His death at age forty-three was a tragedy to the troops he served and the family he loved. But his ministry has touched millions of souls he had no opportunity to know, myself included.
Oswald’s wife, Biddy, made his life motto the title of the devotional book she…
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