WITH THE COVID-19 GLOBAL PANDEMIC, the forms of “doing church” have drastically changed. Nonetheless, the foundation of the Church must remain the right one. The Apostle Paul reminds us that the foundation of the Church is Jesus Christ. The Church must embody and represent the Lord Jesus, continually preaching about Him who died, is risen and will come again. The Church must keep pointing people to Jesus Christ, who is the light of the world. Christ must remain the unchanging foundation of the Church throughout all generations. Succeeding generations must carefully build on that sure foundation, relying not on the world’s wisdom, but on divine wisdom. The Church is the holy dwelling place of God. We are God’s people, called to be holy because He is holy. The COVID-19 situation has changed the way we congregate for worship and how we run children and youth ministries, equipping sessions, and other programmes and events. In some sense, we are “rebuilding” the church as we adapt to an uncertain and evolving situation. Christ remains our unchanging foundation. Our church mission also has not changed, nor our underlying and visible values, because they are founded on God’s Word. But the Church today not only has to contend with a prolonged pandemic and all sorts of resultant problems, but also the powerful challenges posed by digital technology-enabled distribution and amplification of opposing worldviews and angry voices accusing Christians of bigotry, ignorance, abuse and hypocrisy. In response, the Church must unite under Christ and forge ahead with His love, compassion, wisdom, humility and sacrificial service to build His Church by making disciples of all nations.