In a much-anticipated U.S. Supreme Court ruling issued on April 9, the high court struck down California’s restrictions on indoor church services. The mandate had capped attendance at 25 percent in purple and red tier counties, and at 50 percent in orange and purple tier counties. A win for religious liberty, some said; a blow to public health, said others.
But in Beverly Hills, after more than a year of Zoom services, of parking lot praying, of socially distant psalms–of just making it work–places of worship are taking a more cautious approach.
