Some Calif. Black Churches Will Ignore U.S. Supreme Court; Continue to Abide by CDC Advice — The Sacramento Observer

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Some Calif. Black Churches Will Ignore U.S. Supreme Court; Continue to Abide by CDC Advice — The Sacramento Observer

(CBM) - On Friday, Feb. 5, the United States Supreme Court voted 6-3 in favor of allowing California churches to reopen their doors to worshippers. The ruling, which lifted the state’s ban on indoor, in-person church services, went into effect this weekend. But some California Black Churches say they will keep their doors closed for […]

Source: The Sacramento Observer

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