European churches struggle with vaccination for Christmas services

21-12-2021

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European churches struggle with vaccination for Christmas services

German immunologist Harald Renz advises churches to work with compulsory vaccination for the Christmas services in church, PRO reports. Across Europe, churches struggle with Christmas services amidst a pandemic.

The Dutch pietists have never felt relaxed with immunisation. Photo EPA, Friedemann Vogel

Does vaccination fit in God’s providence? Three Dutch pastors give a different answer

Some argue that a vaccine is an instrument of God’s fatherly care. Others would see it as conflicting with God’s providence.

German pastor Hannes Schott in Bayreuth. Photo AFP, Christof Stache

Christian leaders worldwide recommend corona vaccination

Beware: corona vaccines are diabolical and affect your DNA. They are a sign of the end times and the coming of the Antichrist.

Singing in a church in Denmark. Photo AFP, Nils Meilvang

Church goers Austria allowed to sing again

In the run-up to the end of the lockdown by the Austrian government on May 19th, Minister of Culture Susanne Raab has reached an agreement with all churches and religious communities to sing again.

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