Pandemic or no pandemic, these churches and their followers still found ways to stay connected and spread the gospel.
"For where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them."
Matthew 18:20
We can all admit that COVID-19 was a difficult time for everyone, especially for those who rely on houses of worship as a refuge and connection to a strong community. As a result, we've all had to make do when it comes to taking part in religious services such as Easter, weddings, and regular Sunday worship services. Thankfully, there has been no shortage of creativity in the Christian church when it comes to finding a workaround, such as:
These girls who spread a cheerful Easter message on their driveway ...
This couple who had their wedding ceremony performed through a window...
This, um, unique baptism ...
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ā Peter R. Quinones (@PeterRQuinones) May 24, 2020
A drive-thru communion station...
A pop-up altar for Sunday service ...
This Hawaiian church that not only celebrated Easter but was able to distribute food to families in need ...
And this preacher live-streaming his sermon to reach his congregation in their homes.
How did your church make accommodations during COVID-19? Let us know in the comments!