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In the simple bamboo and wood church, the ten or so women sat upon woven plastic mats on the wooden floorboards, leaning over their Bibles, deep in conversation. Their ages ranged from late teens to grandmothers, but all of them chose to awaken early and walk—some of them up to three kilometres (1.8 miles)—to gather together for a time of fellowship. “We meet every Saturday at 07:00 because that's the best time for them,” Levy, an OM worker, explains. “They still work later—maybe in the fields or selling fruits or vegetables. Now since coronavirus, they sell flowers too. They try to find any source of income.”