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A magistrate’s court in central England has thrown out a case against a female Christian pastor whom police had fined $21,000 for holding a church gathering for the homeless in a car park during the CVID-19 lockdown.
A magistrate’s court in central England has thrown out a case against a female Christian pastor whom police had fined $21,000 for holding a church gathering for the homeless in a car park during the CVID-19 lockdown.
A magistrate’s court in central England has thrown out a case against a female Christian pastor whom police had fined $21,000 for holding a church gathering for the homeless in a car park during the CVID-19 lockdown.
Chizumie 'Chez' Dyer, 47, organised street church events in open spaces around Nottingham earlier this year when the UK was in its third lockdown but places of worship were allowed to remain open.
A pastor who organised a car park church worship attended by more than 30 people has vowed to fight a £10,000 fine issued by police for running the event. Pastor Chez Dyer, 47, organised the Church on the Streets event, which saw worshippers attending a church service in their vehicles before being fed outdoors, at the Top House pub car park in Bulwell, Nottingham, on Saturday. However the event was shut down by Nottinghamshire Police officers who said they had been advising the organisers for 'the past few weeks' that the events 'are not allowed'. The pastor, who has been running sim...