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Churches prepare to hold Easter Sunday services in very nontraditional ways
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ORLANDO, Fla. – Churches across Central Florida are preparing to hold Easter Sunday services in very nontraditional ways due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
During a press conference on Thursday, Governor Ron DeSantis stressed that the state will not close any place of worship, but he stressed the importance of following social distance guidelines. RELATED: Churches use alternative ways to worship on Palm Sunday "As you keep God close during these important religious days, make sure you continue to keep COVID-19 away," DeSantis said.
In recent weeks, many religious organizations have transitioned to digital platforms. The Catholic Diocese of Orlando has posted a list of parishes that live stream services.
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