ATLANTA -- While Gov. Brian Kemp said in-person church services could now resume with strict social-distancing rules in place, most church leaders haven’t put out the call to their congregations to return.
“I urge faith leaders to continue to help us in this effort and keep their congregations safe by heeding the advice of public health officials. Of course, online, call-in or drive-in services remain good options for religious institutions,” Kemp said.
This Sunday, watch Victory Atlanta.
While dozens of local churches have offered sermons, lessons, content for kids and more online, most have opted to continue with only those offerings for now.
With that in mind, WSB-TV is teaming up with local churches to bring their messages to the public. As the nation continues to deal with the coronavirus pandemic, WSB Now and wsbtv.com will carry a church service at 11 a.m. each Sunday.
Victory Atlanta has campuses in Norcross, Midtown and at Hamilton Mill.
“Church is made up of people, not a building,” the church’s website notes. “We’re a church of more than 100 different nationalities, a wide range of ages, singles, married couples, families, and people from all different church backgrounds. Every weekend we worship Him together with a live band in an energetic and intimate atmosphere followed by a relevant and dynamic teaching.”
Each week, watch the service on your television by downloading the WSB Now app for Roku, Apple TV or your Amazon Fire and watch the service there at 11 a.m. Come back to this page at 11 a.m. to watch or tune in to the WSB Now stream online. After 11 a.m. on Sunday, watch the service above.