by: Dana Whyte
KENTWOOD, Mich. (WOOD) — A large crowd of faithful members of Kentwood Community Church gathered together Sunday or a drive-in service in the parking lot .
Just this past Friday, President Donald Trump labeled houses of worship as “essential.”
Church member Matilde Naderhood attended and said, “We can’t just live hiding from each other."
Tricia Chapman, executive pastor of Kentwood Community Church told NEWS 8, "God does not want to have people do life alone. We need to do life in community,."
Pastor Chapman also said the church has put safety measures into place, including having people park their cars 6 feet apart, encouraging everyone to wear masks and sanitizing equipment in between each use.
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