Federal Judge Grants Louisville Church’s Restraining Order Against Mayor Fischer, Allows Drive-In Service for Easter

In the age of COVID-19, a fierce debate has developed over the church’s rights to host “drive-in” worship services.

These services allow congregants to meet in the church parking lots to worship.

To respect and observe the social distancing guidelines, church members remain in their car. This keeps themselves as well as those around them safe.

Members are able to listen to the sermon and sing songs of praise from their cars.

Louisville, KY Mayor Greg Fischer, a Democrat, was accused of “criminalizing” Easter celebrations.

He attempted to ban the On Fire Christian Church from even hosting drive-in church services.

Now, a federal court judge has stepped in and granted the church a “temporary restraining order” on Mayor Fischer.

The church will be allowed to host a drive-in Easter service.

More details on this developing story below:

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