Coronavirus-spreading churches: Bad theology has tragic consequences
The other day I was asked by a journalist about whether I thought churches were a particular problem for COVID19 infection. I was taken aback by the question because my own assumption was that the church in the UK was doing a fantastic job of going online.
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