South African Council of Churches has urged churchgoers to stay at home on Christmas Day.
SACC says the times call for caution and responsibility.
Reverend Mzwandile Molo from SACC says people should follow COVID-19 regulations if they wish to go to church.
“As a community, we must make sure we do not allow ourselves to be a spreader of the virus,” Reverend Molo said.
“We know by tradition we gather in large numbers when we worship but the time we live in calls to caution and responsibility. And also call on us to make sure there is nothing we do that will endanger our people and their lives.”
In Other News – 24th Dec 2020 Update on Covid-19: 14 305 cases recorded since last report
South Africa’s total number of confirmed #COVID19 cases is 968 563, the total number of deaths is 25 983 and the total number of recoveries is 822 978.
A cumulative total of 6 325 784 tests have been conducted with 56 008 tests conducted since the last report. learn more
Source – eNCA
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