In Northern Ireland, one pastor is offering drive-in church services to maintain social distancing

In a windswept Northern Ireland car park a fleet of vehicles fan out in front of an improvised altar on the bed of a potato truck for the faithful to pray at a drive-in, coronavirus lockdown service.Stewards from the Dunseverick Baptist Church outside Bushmills guided around 70 cars into regimented lines for the first Sunday service since the province relaxed its restrictions.Families, couples and solitary attendees tuned their radios to an FM frequency, eager to once again hear the words of…

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