Online Opportunities

We can do this home bound thing, and keep our minds active. There are ways to stay home and not catch Cabin Fever.

 Hearing someone online talking to us (even though they're not directly talking to us) seems to help. Rather than just zombie watching, write down questions to ask. A list of online opportunities that are free:

 Cincinnati Zoo live feeds 2:00 p.m. CST / 3:00 p.m. ET (donations accepted)
Church messages, like LifeChurch
YouVersion, a free Bible app in the Apps Store (read or listen to the Bible)

 And, praying is a free activity. Here is a list of critical things to pray about:

 Medical care workers
People who are sick
Finances for those who have no jobs
People who have lost $$ in the stock market
Parents home bound with young children

 Providence.org needs donations to purchase protective masks for medical workers


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