Post by jimmyboy on Feb 18, 2024 17:21:17 GMT
This is something that I feel was amusing in a black humor sort of way....Covid and churches that decided to remain open during Covid.
Firstly, to get something out of the way, Covid was, and still is despite the easing of restrictions, a dangerous disease. People are still dying of it, though not in as great numbers as a few years ago.
Yet for some reason some ministers thought it would be a great idea to defy local orders/laws and hold services as per pre-pandemic customs. Apparently they didn't anything about this was immoral or improper in any way.
Would they do this if there was serious mould or asbestos in their church? Probably not, but it was ok for the parishioners to risk a serious respiratory illness.
www2.cbn.com/news/us/how-church-defied-pandemic-trends-and-saw-boom-nearly-1000-salvations
www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/gracelife-church-edmonton-covid-1.5977931
Firstly, to get something out of the way, Covid was, and still is despite the easing of restrictions, a dangerous disease. People are still dying of it, though not in as great numbers as a few years ago.
Yet for some reason some ministers thought it would be a great idea to defy local orders/laws and hold services as per pre-pandemic customs. Apparently they didn't anything about this was immoral or improper in any way.
Would they do this if there was serious mould or asbestos in their church? Probably not, but it was ok for the parishioners to risk a serious respiratory illness.
www2.cbn.com/news/us/how-church-defied-pandemic-trends-and-saw-boom-nearly-1000-salvations
www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/gracelife-church-edmonton-covid-1.5977931
