ADDISON COUNTY, VERMONT — According to the state health commissioner, a church may have had about 100 cases in what he called the “Christmas effect.” The church has discontinued meeting in person until the end of the current spike.
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An impressive set of resources has been compiled by the Presbyterian Church PC(USA) to offer guidance during the Coronavirus pandemic. These resources include worship, issues regarding resumption of in-person services, utilization of technology and how to provide support to the community.
The links shown are not necessarily specific to the denomination. They draw from a large number of sources. Many of these links should prove useful for church leaders, regardless of denomination.
CMDA has issued a plea for congregations to voluntarily take actions to protect their communities.
“It is tragic to see Christians become even more reviled because we appear to care only about our individual freedoms and don’t care that we may be contributing to others getting this illness because of our selfishness. As Christian healthcare professionals, we will voluntarily restrict our “freedoms” for a time to help protect my neighbor.”
Many churches in our area continue to offer virtual services as cases of COVID-19 continue to reach alarming levels in Michiana.
Catholic churches are still holding mass in person but with precautions in place. However, outside of Catholic churches most are choosing to keep the congregation at home. https://www.wndu.com/2020/11/19/churches-looking-to-manage-covid-19/
Many faith leaders may believe churches are singled out for blame, but one Baptist pastor in Maine called for safety precautions after members tested positive for the coronavirus.
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