RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) — Serving the community and providing outreach to those in need is a common practice for churches in communities across North Carolina. In some towns, they serve as a primary social outlet and help maintain a sense of normal life.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, some of that has changed.
With Easter coming up on Sunday, area churches are preparing for Easter services that won’t be in-person. Churches like Providence Baptist Church in Raleigh have started volunteer opportunities to offer help to those in need during the pandemic. Providence has seen a surge in interaction during its online services since the pandemic began. In a time of uncertainty, church leaders say their “virtual attendance” is high.
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