Karma is an SOB

Putting God and the collection plate ahead of his congregation, Gerald O. Glenn held a crowded church service on Sunday, March 22.  The service was in direct defiance of a Virginia state ban on gatherings of 10 or more people.  On April 11, pastor Glenn died from a coronavirus infection.  The pastor's wife is also infected.  It is not clear how many other members of his flock are infected and how many people in their community they may have blessed with the virus .

During the service, Bishop Gerald O. Glenn told his congregation at Richmond’s New Deliverance Evangelistic Church to stand, defiantly showing the world how many were willing to show up the despite stay-at-home orders meant to help curb the virus’ spread.

“I firmly believe that God is larger than this dreaded virus. You can quote me on that,” he said, adding that “people are healed” in his church.

Personally, I don't trust anyone who tells me that they are getting medical and epidemiology information directly from God.