Online Services Available From Anne Arundel Churches: Coronavirus

ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, MD — Holy Week and Passover are upon us, and houses of worship in Maryland have become creative in helping their members remain active in their faith during a special time. Many are offering online services and their information can be found below.

The governor's stay-at-home executive order prohibits groups of more than 10 people from assembling, and groups of 10 or less must maintain social distancing of at least 6 feet between each other. Churches, synagogues and mosques are on the list of "nonessential businesses" that are required to close their normal operation during the new coronavirus pandemic.

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The churches listed below were provided to Patch as houses of worship offering online services. Let us know in the comments section if your place of worship is doing something special during the new coronavirus pandemic to help people and isn't included on the list.

• Ark & Dove Presbyterian – Odenton
• Arundel Christian Church – Glen Burnie
• Asbury Town Neck United Methodist Church - Severna Park
• Bay Area Community Church
• Bethel Baptist Church - Ferndale/Glen Burnie
• Calvary Chapel of Anne Arundel County
• Cedar Grove UMC - Deale
• Chesapeake Christian Fellowship – Davidsonville
• Christ's Church Mid-Atlantic of Severn
• Church at Severn Run – Severn
• Evangelical Presbyterian Church of Annapolis
• First Baptist Church – Crofton
• Galilee Lutheran Church - Glen Burnie
• Grace Point Presbyterian Church – Severn
• Kingdom Builders COGIC - Hanover
• Life Connection Church - Severn
• Lighthouse Church – Glen Burnie
• Make Plains, Jesus Ministries – Pasadena
• Oasis Church - Hanover
• Riva Trace Baptist Church
• Severna Park Evangelical Presbyterian Church
• St. Joseph Catholic Community - Odenton
• Trinity United Methodist Church - Annapolis

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