North Carolina brewery says church opposing mask mandate can no longer use its parking lot

[Shawnster]

Here is an example of the wisdom of the Governing Body in keeping zoom.  Yes, you can gather with fellow Christians to worship virtually.  No, it's not the same as in person, but it does work with great success. 

 

My unbelieving uncle and aunt were very pleased and impressed Witnesses still met online instead of in person. 

 

 

https://www.wkyc.com/mobile/article/news/health/coronavirus/freedom-is-not-always-free-charlotte-brewery-says-church-opposing-mask-mandate-can-no-longer-use-its-parking-lot/275-03d63032-6f6f-426a-a982-6cf1b9ddc704

 

 

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Triple C Brewing Company owner, Chris Harker, says a Charlotte church that has an outspoken stance against Mecklenburg County's mask mandate will no longer be allowed to use their parking lot on Sundays.

 

On Facebook, Harker posted a Charlotte Observer story about Freedom House Church's decision to allow guests to worship without masks. Above the story he wrote: "We will no longer allow this church to use our parking lot on Sundays. Freedom isn’t always free I guess."

 

On their Facebook page, Freedom House said they would not be closing their doors and said virtual worship is not an option for its congregation.  

[Bob]

The dumbest statement I’ve read:

 

“Freedom House said they would not be closing their doors and said virtual worship is not an option for its congregation.”

 

Not an option? Really? Oh that’s right… pretty hard to hand people the collection plate through a cell phone/tablet/computer screen. 

[Miss Bea]

That’s it, church people. Make yourself a positive effect on the community.