Virginia drops criminal charges against pastor who held 16-person church service
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(Worthy News) – Criminal charges against a Virginia pastor who held a Palm Sunday service in violation of coronavirus lockdown orders were dropped on Friday. He faced a $2,500 fine and possible jail time.
Pastor Kevin Wilson, of Chincoteague Island’s Lighthouse Fellowship Church, had his charges dropped by the general district court of Accomack County, Va.
Police rushed into his sanctuary on April 5, issuing Wilson a summons during the service, which 16 people attended in a building that could accomodate about 300. [ Source: Fox News (Read More…) ]
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