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‘Churches will not remain the same after coronavirus’ – Pastor Sam Adeyemi predicts

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May 13, 2020
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‘Nigeria also shut churches during 1918 pandemic’, Pastor Sam Adeyemi speaks on 5G, COVID-19

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Senior Pastor of the Daystar Christian Centre, Sam Adeyemi has predicted that churches will not be the same again after coronavirus is over. According to the Pastor, churches with huge members may see a smaller congregation, as most people will now prefer to stream services from home.

He said “That’s an issue I have pondered upon severally because the church may not be the same again after this COVID-19 experience. As you can see, many people have been receiving messages via online broadcast from their homes. It’s no longer like before that they have to be physically present in churches”.

Adeyemi said that since many are already used to getting broadcast from the comfort of the homes, they would feel reluctant to go to church even after everything comes back to normal. “Now that many have been used to worshiping God from the comfort of their rooms, will they go to church when COVID-19 is finally over? Many Christians may also feel relaxed on Sundays when they usually go to church,” he added.

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