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German pastor: Unvaccinated feel abandoned by church

24-01-2022

Central Europe

RD, religious correspondent

Photo AFP, Ina Fassbender

Members of German churches who cannot or do not want to be vaccinated increasingly feel “abandoned” by the church.

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