Some parishioners open their sunroofs to worship at On Fire Christian Church's service on sunday evening.
From need comes creativity, but the social-distancing rules still need to be followed.
On Fire Christian Church on New Cut Road held a drive-in service on Sunday as a way of worshipping while staying safe.
Parishioners were asked to remain in their carswhile Pastor Chuck Salvo preached from a trailer equipped with large speakers. It might have been its last for now. On Tuesday and in time for Easter, Mayor Greg Fischer said he is reluctantly, but emphatically, asking churches to not hold drive-in services.
Music is played before On Fire Christian Church begins its service on Sunday evening. KATHRYN HARRINGTONPreaching is done in the parking lot of On Fire Christian Church while parishioners listen from their cars. KATHRYN HARRINGTON
Some parishioners open their sunroofs to worship at On Fire Christian Church’s service on sunday evening. KATHRYN HARRINGTON
Congregants remain in their cars during the service due to the spread of the coronavirus. KATHRYN HARRINGTONPastor Chuck Salvo listens to music performed at Sunday’s service. KATHRYN HARRINGTONParishioners listen to the service from their cars to practice social distancing due to the coronavirus outbreak. KATHRYN HARRINGTONParishioners listen to the service from their cars to practice social distancing due to the coronavirus outbreak. KATHRYN HARRINGTONMusicians play songs of worship at the On Fire Christian Church service on Sunday. KATHRYN HARRINGTONPastor Chuck Salvo listens to music performed at Sunday’s service. KATHRYN HARRINGTONPastor Chuck Salvo preaches at On Fire Christian Church. KATHRYN HARRINGTONCongregants stay in their cars while listening to the service at On Fire Christian Church on Sunday. KATHRYN HARRINGTONCongregants stay in their cars while listening to the service at On Fire Christian Church on Sunday. KATHRYN HARRINGTONCongregants stay in their cars while listening to the service at On Fire Christian Church on Sunday. KATHRYN HARRINGTON
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