Congregants Fine $500 Each At Drive In Service

[TakingDominion]

Originally Posted by n david

Well, Hallelujah!

Perhaps I should have made it more palatable -- instead of using the phrase "you're an idiot" I should just post "you're exceptionally ignorant today" as you did to me previously. Of course, I don't care for beating around the bush or trying to make insults sound nice.

Have the admins given up?

[Esaias]

On Easter Sunday, a Kentucky church that defied coronavirus orders from Gov. Andy Beshear by holding an in-person service was met with a heavy police presence and nails at the entrance of the parking lot.

Dr. Jack Roberts, the pastor of Marysville Baptist Church, arrived to find "at least one box of nails" blocking each entrance of the parking lot, the Louisville Courier-Journal reports.

https://www.foxnews.com/us/coronavir...license-plates

[n david]

Last Friday, the DOJ issued a statement that it would be monitoring State and Local enforcement actions against churches. Specifically to ensure that limits placed on churches were no more burdensome as those placed on retail and other businesses.

After a ton of blowback in the press, and with the DOJ siding with the churches in Greenville, MS and in other states, the Mayor of Greenville rescinded the citations issued to the congregates of two churches there and requested the MS Gov update recommended guidance for churches. The Mayor claims he was unfairly smeared and what was reported was taken out of context.

[coksiw]

Originally Posted by n david

Last Friday, the DOJ issued a statement that it would be monitoring State and Local enforcement actions against churches. Specifically to ensure that limits placed on churches were no more burdensome as those placed on retail and other businesses.

After a ton of blowback in the press, and with the DOJ siding with the churches in Greenville, MS and in other states, the Mayor of Greenville rescinded the citations issued to the congregates of two churches there and requested the MS Gov update recommended guidance for churches. The Mayor claims he was unfairly smeared and what was reported was taken out of context.

That's good news. I also liked this part:

On Saturday, a federal judge ruled that the mayor of Louisville's "stunning" ban on drive-in services was "unconstitutional" after the pastor of On Fire Christian Church, represented by First Liberty Institute, sued.