Someone produced a really slick Facebook live prayer stream, with respected speakers and original music.

And God said: that's awesome

Someone produced a clunky Skype for Business live prayer stream, with glitches and hitches

And God said: that's awesome

 Someone held a Zoom service, with recorded music, readings, prayers and 'break out rooms' for coffee time

And God said: that's awesome

Someone recorded a short message and uploaded it to YouTube

And God said: that's awesome

Someone produced a simple outline and posted to their faithful, elderly congregation

And God said: that's awesome

Someone watched Songs of Praise or listened to Radio 4

And God said: that's awesome

Someone went for their daily exercise

And God said: that's awesome

Someone phoned someone who was all alone

And God said: that's awesome

Someone picked up essentials or a prescription for a neighbour

And God said: that's awesome

Someone wept alone, because they felt afraid

And God said: I'm afraid too

Someone felt guilty because they didn't feel what others felt

And God said: I feel guilty too

Someone felt frustrated because they couldn't do what they longed to

And God said: I feel frustration too

Someone felt helpless, because they didn't know what to do

And God said: I feel helpless  too

Someone felt inadequate because they couldn't do technology

And God said: I feel inadequate too

Someone went to work because they were defined as a key-worker

And God said: I am working too

Someone wrote a prayer online, a litany of sorts, because though she could do technology, and though she had the most awesome congregation on God's earth, she was intimidated by those who were already theologising and reflecting, when her best was simply to take one day at a time...

And God said: yup, me too.