One holiday tradition COVID-19 has really shaken up is Christmas Eve church services.
In need, - and so much more.
- - one holiday tradition covid- 19- has really shaken up is - christmas eve church services.- while in person church services- have never been shut down by- mississippi's governor..
Dozens- of churches opted - to hold services virtually as a- precaution.
- gulfport's first united - methodist church, located on- 15th street..
- is one of those churches.
- however, senior pastor claire - dobbs says it felt important to- share the reason for the season- in church.- the decision was made for the - congregation to reconvene for - two christmas eve services..
At- a reduced capacity.
- - "the birth story reminds us tha even- in the worst of times..
The - light of christ comes.
We just- felt like as important as - - - people's health is..
Spiritual- health..
Mental health is - important.
Our covid- - - - recovery team felt like coming- together because our protocols- are safe.
We felt like it - is important on christmas eve t- meet the need of the community.- visit your church's website for- - - -
On the last Wednesday of every month, Bakersfield Recovery Services gets together with the Apple Core Project and New Wine Church.
While some churches held Christmas mass virtually, one local church kept its doors open.
