My church canceled services for tomorrow.

[Uncle Rutherford]

I thought I went to a nice baptist church in my town here in Georgia. He was even cited a couple weeks ago for holding services despite the fake lockdown. Well, I got a church service email today that it will only be drive through in a parking lot for Easter services tomorrow and that there won’t be anyone going by the cars due to fears of coronavirus. I am angry that I won’t be in God’s house tomorrow celebrating Easter and that I can’t give my 15 percent of my income to God tomorrow. Are there any churches close to me or that anyone can direct me to that’ll have PROPER Easter services that would also accept my tithe? I was hoping to put in a nice 500.

[Basilissa]

Re: My church canceled services for tomorrow.

While I cannot invite you to Freehold at this time, here is couple of options:

Life Tabernacle Church near Baton Rouge, Louisiana:

'God will shield us from all harm and sickness:' Louisiana pastor expects 2,000 to attend his Easter service

Cross Culture Center in Lodi, California:

A Lodi church said it will continue to have Sunday services after the San Joaquin County public health officer ordered the facility to close amid coronavirus concerns. Cross Culture Christian Center said it has a right to be open and gather for worship. The church, which has been open to parishioners during the coronavirus pandemic, said it hired a lawyer to defend its First Amendment rights.

I do not recommend, however, that you join Ammon Bundy in Idaho. He is also going to have an Easter Christian gathering, but this guy seems like someone who might shoot you to stand his ground, if you know what I mean.

"Our goal is to get enough people together and secure our rights... we are not trying to provoke, we want people to be able to worship," Bundy said in a phone interview...
Bundy, 44, didn't seem concerned about the possibility of catching or spreading the novel coronavirus.
"I actually want the virus," he said. "I'm healthy, my family is healthy. I'd rather have it now so my body is immune to it."