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Hello Church Family,
We have all been inundated with information and certainly much misinformation and fear spread about COVID19. Let me begin by asking you to be patient with us, your church Elders and Staff. First, we have never led a church through a worldwide pandemic. Secondly, we are leaning to the best of our ability on sound science and seeking wisdom from the Lord.
This is a matter that the church leadership does not take lightly. At this time, we have decided to follow the guidance provided from our state and local leaders and authorities. We do not see this as a matter of “lacking faith” but rather, a matter of loving our neighbors. While the mortality rate is certainly lower than other outbreaks for most people, for those over 60 and/or those with underlying health concerns face a different story. We have learned of cases in nearby counties as of this afternoon and expect more cases to appear much closer to home soon.
In an effort to express love to those people in a tangible way, we will cooperate with our government leaders and will not meet this coming Sunday, March 15.
We also recognize the importance of meeting together. We will have Sunday’s sermon available on our church website as well as on our Facebook page. (www.facebook.com/campbellsvillechristian) Likewise, if you would like to contribute financially to the ongoing ministries of Campbellsville Christian Church, you can do so online at www.campbellsvillechristianchurch.com and click the “Give Online” link or simply mail in your contribution to 302 Lebanon Avenue, Campbellsville, KY 42718.
Hear me when I say this: while we may not meet together tomorrow as the church, make no mistake, we will never stop being the church. We will be communicating with you in upcoming days with opportunities for you to be the church, much of our outreach will continue – even if it is in a different way.
We have great confidence in the Lord as the Great Healer. We also recognize the command of Christ to love one another above ourselves. Together, we can cooperate with government leadership to love those in our community who are most at risk by following their lead.